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Up for grabs is my 2014 SSS Pulsar this car has EVERY mod con available Awesome Xenon headlights, reverse camera, Bluetooth music streaming and phone calls, dual zone climate control, keyless entry, push button start, iPod connectivity, leather interior, sat nav the works!

I'm the second owner of the car, the car was originally from Cardiff (North West of Newcastle) just over 2 years ago now with 54K on the clock. All highway kms verified by the sat nav the car had been all through Queensland and Byron Bay. I drove 3 other SSS' before purchasing this 1 as it by far went the best out of all of them.
Log books are all up to date & I have serviced the car every 10K. Factory calls for 15K service intervals but I believe this is too long.
This car returns great fuel economy I recently drove to Forster and back and returned an average fuel consumption of 5.98L/100km and running around town I get around 7.1-7.4L/100km for a car with 140kw it's unreal! Best of both worlds!
Apart from a K&N panel filter the car is stock as a rock. The car is in mint condition inside and out. The usual stone chips etc but otherwise near perfect. Car is also freshly serviced. 

Car has reg till June. Only selling due to company car and gettingthe evo back on the road soon. 

Car has 89K on the clock20180317_133738.thumb.jpg.cb5e1c225f9d871e8f634e908e193ab3.jpg

$15Kono

Contact Mick on 0423089277

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Mick_o Grand Master

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Thanks! It is a brilliant car. Kind of a shame to see it go. But it my evo needs to take it's place in the shed. 

Bump for a great economical daily driver with a bit of zing and great fuel economy! 

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