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For sale is a very low mileage Nissan Cefiro turbo.  This is possibly one of the lowest mileage Ceffy's in Australia, I'm selling it on behalf of my 68 year old mum who has owned it for the last 15 years so it's probably the least thrashed Cefiro in Australia as well.  Mileage is 70,000km with paperwork to back it up.

The interior and mechanicals are that of a car that has averaged under 2,500km per year, the body however has some hail damage and the price has been adjusted accordingly, otherwise the asking amount would be close to double.

It's surprisingly fast, aside from keyless entry and a CD stacker it's completely standard.

Vehicle is a 1988 Nissan Cefiro (A31) SE turbo auto in Melbourne.  Sale price is $4,900.  Please call 0410 334 407, I am unlikely to respond here or to direct messages.

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