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We have owned this Stagea since 2007 and were the first owners in Australia, one of the first few in Adelaide. Car has been a very reliable family wagon, and has done everything we have asked of it, from school runs to camping holidays. Genuine regrettable sale due to family expansion and an upgrade to a 7 seater SUV. This Nissan Stagea Wagon delivers on power and acceleration. It has a powerful 2.5 litre engine, straight six turbo charged engine generating 175kW at the wheels (dyno sheet supplied). It belongs to non smoker owner. This car has 5 seats, enough for the whole family, and a very large boot! Car will come with roof racks, cargo barrier and boot cover. This 2000 Nissan Stagea RS4 Series 2 is PACKED WITH FEATURES, with minimal mods -

- 179,193kms

- MY2000
- RB25DET NEO engine (stock)
- Turbotech manual boost controller, boost set at 13psi
- Nistune ECU daughterboard
- 3" mild steel turbo back exhaust, hi flow cat, stainless steel muffler and 5" tip
- K&N panel air filter
- Only filled with BP Ultimate 98 ron
- Oil changed every 5000kms (Quality synthetic oils used at every oil change)
- Near new tyres all round - Continental Conti MC5 235/45/R17 (Only 3000kms!)
- 17" Nissan alloy rims

- Tiptronic 4spd auto
- Climate control a/c
- HID headlights with fog lamps
- Auto closing boot
- Dark privacy glass for the rear
- Attesa E-TS AWD
- Dolphin style front bar
- Dayz side skirts
- Cyclops immobiliser & alarm with auto arming and break glass system (Black wiring).
- SAAS 52mm Boost gauge

- Rego till 12/12/2015

Note: Front bar recently repaired and painted professionally.

She has a left rear 1/4 panel carpark ding, and small shopping trolley ding on left front passenger door, otherwise, very clean!

This Stagea is located in Adelaide and priced to sell at $6,990 ono.

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