2008 NISSAN LAFESTA 7 SEATER. $5,500
2008 NISSAN LAFESTA 7 SEATER.
This is a very tidy 7 seater wagon that has traveled only 104,000kms.
It has a 1997cc chain drive motor and auto gearbox that has been serviced well.
It has key less entry and is supplied with two keys.
It has an electric sliding side door and reversing camera for safety.
It has Registration until Feb 2018 and WOF until Sept 2018.
I don’t think you will find one better at this price in the Hawkes Bay.
Finance could be available for this reliable vehicle, T.A.P.
Phone or text Kevin on 0272790828 to view or make an offer.
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