littlehorn answered 16 years ago
You will have to look around to find one that you like, check www.kbb.com for average pricing on these, and start checking the car sale websites to see what you can find in your area. A good place to start might be your local Nissan dealer as often times brand-loyal owners will trade in lower-mileage well-kept older vehicles at the original dealership.
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We purchased it but as my wife and I look at the paper work we think we might have been taken advantage of.
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Eurocar has it listed when you email to inquire they reply they will have internet sales get right back to you they never do when i called the salesman told me very rudly "I Sold It OK" you can chec...
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