Selling Nissan Rnessa 4WD 1998
Great condition!!
- I've never seen a station wagon with so much space.
- 4WD with a towbar
- 206,000km
- Been serviced and looked after.
- Automatic
- 2.2L Engine
It's had 2 owners not including me. I was given it by a retired man in our church about 6 months ago. That man had owned it for a long time but had hardly used it as he was very wealthy and had other cars. He serviced it regularly and took good care of it. My wife and I love this car- it's been perfect for moving things around and towing a trailer for our wedding at the start of this year. Now that the wedding is over, and we are settled in Tauranga, the car is too big for us. All we need is a small run-around-town car and we also need the money.
When I first got it I put some new tires on it...I think 2 or 3. I took it for a warrant at the start of the year and it passed with no issues.
Got no faults. Drives beautifully.
If you want to come view it/ take it for a ride, let me know.
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