2012 Nissan Frontier Sv Sport Package Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Montgomery, Alabama, United States
I bought this 2012 Nissan Frontier
SV 4dr Truck 5.0 ft. Bed Sport Packaged truck new, only one owner. It is a great truck and has been car port kept and always clean (see photos) bright and shiny. roughly 9000 miles are from the highway and is in outstanding order under the hood and otherwise. This is the Sport Package which gets graphics inside and out, 18 in hyper silver rims and tires, bedliner, premium audio, blue tooth and AUX jack. White faced gauges are on this model and running lights. I added a towing package that will haul the max load 6500lbs with a 7 way and prodigy brake connection for trailer brakes Full list below. Excellent ride and very, very clean am listing priced well below dealer though they tried to buy it today haha. Warranty is in effect on this truck 12720 miles on the odo today. Optional Equipment |
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