2002 Nissan Xterra Se Supercharged 4x4 Smurf Blue No Reserve Southern Suv on 2040-cars
Elyria, Ohio, United States
Hello Xterra fans. I have bought a new one so, here is my 2002 Nissan Xterra 3.3 Supercharged! It is a very rare xterra. It features the supercharged motor, the fully loaded interior, the rare Smurf blue color and the premium gun metal wheels. This X was very well maintained. It has had the following in the past 200 miles. Oil change, Good-year heavy duty tires, all new serpentine belts, a full tune up (Wires, Rotor, Cap, Plugs) and air cleaner. There was a recall with something with the heater core, but the dealer took care of it. The Nissan has literally no rust. It was not driven in the salt. I have taken photos of underneath to clear up any concerns! I even uploaded videos. Let me also state that the truck has passed emissions tests. It has no warning lights on the dash. The motor is really quiet and the transmission shifts as it should. The 4x4 locks in and performs as it should. The body is free of any dents or scratches also. It is in great shape! The interior is mint. Very nice. It is true black, with blue accents in the stitching. The carpets show no wear! There is no fading in anything. The pictures do not do this Xterra justice! It has A/c that blows ice cold, heater that blows very hot, cruise control, premium sound with 6 disc cd changer as well as controls on the steering wheel. All power windows and seats work great. No issues or weak motors. It has a little tint on the windows to protect interior from UV rays from the sun. It drives great at 70 mph with no shaking or weird noises. It stops great with no pulsating. The suspension is nice and tight with no noises over bumps etc. The truck has never been in an accident, i have the clear title. It is notarized and all you have to do is sign it and put your price. I live near Cleveland Hopkins airport and I can pick you up there if flying in. I can assist in shipping it at your expense. I forgot to mention it has 4 Keyless remotes and two keys. I would like to also add that it has a remote start in it. Push a button and it'll fire right up. There are two of those remotes. Here is a perfect example of a very nice Xterra. Please do not hesitate to ask any questions. I have the clean Carfax so don't waste your money. Thank you. NO RESERVE!!
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These 'blind' automotive world record stunts have to stop
Wed, Dec 7 2016Drivers setting world records "blind" – wearing a blindfold or with something obscuring the windshield – is the new thing for some reason. First it was an Alfa Romeo Giulia setting a blind lap at Silverstone with help from a spotter trailing behind, and now this: a stunt man doing a J-turn within a narrow path with nothing but a Nissan Juke's cameras guiding him. He matched the "sighted" J-turn record, flipping the car around in a space about 7 inches longer than the car. I have two issues with these stunts. First, there are just too many world records. Yeah, I said it. Are these meaningful? Is someone else likely to ever attempt this feat? No, because it's just marketing, both for the manufacturer and whoever's still trying to sell those annual books. Stuff like the fastest production car is fine with me. Heck, I'll even take unofficial Nurburgring times – the kind where the drivers can actually see. Second, I'm all for stunts, but do something cool! And preferably something that could only be performed with that particular car, if you're going to make an ad out of it. Yes, the Juke has an Around View Monitor system, which stitches together feeds from four cameras to make it look like the car is being filmed by a drone hovering overhead. I happen to love 360-degree cameras – they let you see things that are just not visible from the driver's seat and make parking and low-speed maneuvering really easy. But the Juke isn't the first car to offer one, and the feature isn't even new to the car. Nissan was at least forthright enough to admit that this professional driver (on a closed course!) had a bunch of practice. But this really says more about his precision driving skills than about the car, or the camera. And just so we're clear, you really shouldn't try to park a car without looking out the windows, even if you have fancy cameras. So what's next? Pretty soon there will be a record for blindest blind stunt. Let me know when someone actually does something interesting. Related Video:
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We shouldn't have to explain why a loose lug is a bit of an issue. Thankfully, it's also a ridiculously easy fix. Nissan obviously recommends reporting to your local dealer - and it will begin notifying owners of affected vehicles - but this is one of those rare recalls that has an easy DIY element to it.
Take a look below for a brief bulletin from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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