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US $98,000.00
Year:2014 Mileage:4100
Location:

Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada

Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
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I have decided to sell my recently acquired (Dec 2013) 2014 Nissan GT-R Black Edition.  Colour is Jet Black with 6,500 kilometres (4,000 Miles).  The vehicle is located on Vancouver Island in Nanaimo, British Columbia.

VIN:  JN1AR5EF7EM270236

The vehicle was purchased new from Campus Nissan in Victoria, British Columbia.  It was traded in a few months later in Richmond, British Columbia where I then acquired it.  Full vehicle service history is available, and was completed at Regency Nissan in North Vancouver.  Next service is due in September 2014/9,000 klms for an oil change.  2 year POS is due March 2015.

The vehicle is stock [with the exception of items listed below] and has not been mechanically modified in any way, at any time.  Since purchasing the vehicle the following items have been added:

CKC - Folding Mirror Module
CKC - Reverse Beep Defeater
Stillen Skid Plate

Sale will also include a Stillen Front Plate Mount (tow hook location)

In May 2014 the vehicle was fully detailed with Menzerna products.  The car had a CQuartz UK coating applied at that time.  I regularly maintain and detail the vehicle with weekly washes, interior cleaning, and engine cleaning.  It is essentially a new car, in perfect condition.

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