2011 Nissan 370z Nismo on 2040-cars
Belvedere Tiburon, California, United States
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2011 Nissan 370Z Nismo
36000 miles. Black with black interior. Very clean, used to commute 120 freeway miles a few times a week. Does not have many city miles and has ZERO track miles. The car is unmolested and does not have any performance modifications. The only mod is a Pioneer Navigation and Bluetooth head-unit - professionally installed of course. The nav also has the "unlock" so you can type in the destination while driving or to say... play Pacman. there is also a Pacman unit hardwired in the glove box. The nav is an optional extra, if you want it you can have it for $450 - if you don't want it, I'll have the car audio shop put back the stock headunit. note that there are a few scratches on the front and the rear fascia from getting too close to curbs. As well as some light curb rash and one single ding above the passenger side rear wheel. the car also has the extended service package which means that you don't pay for services until 2016 or until the car reaches 75000 miles. for performance specs just Google it. for more high res photos just send a message. You can even have them in raw format. if you are local to the SF Bay Area you can also come by and look at it, just send a message to make an appointment. |
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