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2003 Nissan Stagea AXIS AUTECH, 2.5ltr V6 TURBO, tip tronic 5sp auto, ATESSA All Wheel Drive, All Autech options.

This car represents great value at $17,990.

Engine - VQ25DET - Power - 209kW @ 6400rpm - Torque - 407Nm @ 3200rpm

Reasonable Offers Considered.

I have really enjoyed driving this car however it is now time to sell as I am moving overseas. This Nissan Stagea has a full service history available. Check out this well maintained car, always garaged and looked after meticulously. Genuine 120,00kms with the car having been in Australia over 2 years.

Registration has been paid until January 2015.

- The previous owner/importer of this vehicle had all the leather re-trimmed in a high quality off-white/ tan coloured leather which looks amazing compared to the factory trim.

- GPS fixed to work in Australia along with translation of the computers menu from Japanese to English.

- Reverse camera installed.

- HKS coilovers fitted and guards rolled.

- Reverse Light covers (pictured) Regularly serviced, well looked after and will be extremely missed.

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