2052 days ago

2005 Nissan Teana

Steve from Gulf Harbour

2005 Nissan Teana 2.3 V6
Top range model of this car
Auto
111,000 kms
17" Alloy Wheels
Electric Seats
Climate AC
Good stereo system. Just get a bluetooth receiver to plug into cig lighter.
New WOF Valid until 25/06/21
Rego until 14/09/20
Serviced 5000 kms ago
Good on petrol. Can use 91
Powerful engine
4 airbags, ABS & heavy steel make this a safe car.
Takes 5 adults comfortably with full seatbelts and headrests for all passengers.
Huge bootspace with arm rest that folds down for long objects such as skis.
Has a Gearbox Power and Snow mode
Remote non locking and immobiliser
Car body is not perfect and has some scuff marks, which is expected for its age.
It has been professionally groomed.
Vehicle in Gulf Harbour
Video can be messaged
Nothing to do to vehicle.
Just buy and drive!

Price: $3,500

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