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2002 Nissan NM35 Stagea 250t RS Four

2.5lt V6 Turbo 206kw AWD

Great Luxury Family Wagon with plenty of power and heaps of space. the back seats fold down and there is storage under the floor and in the side of the rear boot area. the roof has rails ready to mount roof racks. 7" pop up display with the car details e.g. fuel eco, compass and service intervals. (Currently in Japanese but can be converted to English)

$10,500ono (open to offers)

Only 126,000kms (recently serviced 500km ago)

- Full Leather Interior

- Dual Sunroofs

- Clarion CZ209 head deck, Hands Free Phone, Bluetooth & USB

- Full Bose stereo

- Tiptronic Gearbox

- Rare Cruise Control on Steering Wheel**

- Rare Stereo Controls on Steering Wheel**

- Factory Stagea Mats

- 18' Nissan Mag Wheels

- Climate Control

- Reclining Rear Seats

- Cup holders under rear seat

- Split rear Tail Gate - Can open the glass part separately

- Factory HID Head Lights with in cabin adjustment (Up and Down)

- Fog Lights built into the head lights + Rear Fog Light

- BC adjustable coilovers (Adjust the damper hard to soft)

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