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1284 days ago

2004 Nissan Pulsar Q Hatchback 1.8L ~4.5k

Caitlin from Glenview

Love this car but deciding to sell now as it is extra and no longer needed for us. Is an NZ new car, I have not owned for long but taken care of it well and regularly serviced.

Just got a new WOF and had it serviced, rego until July. New headlight, new rear brake pads, 2 tyres new last year.

Mileage: 139,740 kms. Will go up very minimally until sold.

Had a look on trademe and the same model with similar year and mileage are mostly listed at 5k, with a couple at 6k.

This car is in excellent driving condition but does have a lot of cosmetic bumps and scrapes to mostly front bumper and the driver's sides rims since before I owned it. Generic inside wear and tear to seats, minor stains, no rips. Has good radio and will include my Bluetooth transmitter that allows you to play wireless from phone through radio + speaker system.

Therefore would like $4,500 but open to negotiations.

Message me or text on 0275117399 and we can definitely arrange a viewing and test drive.

Negotiable

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