RARE! Nissan Largo SX-G 2.0TD Auto 4x4 - 7 Seater

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*** RARE! Nissan Largo SX-G 2.0TD Auto 4x4 - 7 Seater ***


A very rare opportunity to own a somewhat rare imported Nissan people carrier - Very similar to the Nissan Serena!
Largo's are thin on the ground! - They are considered the luxurious version of the Serena.
MOT – April 2015 -New Tax rules Apply

Mileage – She has covered just 96k miles from new!!!! - which when you consider her age is very low. The last chap who owned the Largo used it mainly for weekend fishing trips so didn't rack up an awful amount miles which probably accounts for the low mileage. They claim the average annual mileage to be somewhere between 12 and 14k miles per year.

Mechanics – It’s the same old story with these Japanese vehicles! They are built to go on and on and on and on…. (You get the idea! ;) ) She starts on the button and drives very well – smoothly and quietly. She has the Automatic transmission. Apply the brake pedal and switch between Drive, Park, Neutral etc.etc. She is a very easy car to drive and she pulls like a train - the turbo does help! :)

She is the 4wd version so ok yes, the snow didn't come this year, but it may well come towards the end of this year!...and she’ll have no trouble pulling other cars out of the ditches! Largo to the rescue!! 4wd all working. Great for the more rural of areas where they don’t bother gritting! :)

As mentioned above, the last chappy used the car mainly for weekend fishing trips as size-wise it was great but he could also relax in the back on the reclinable seats/double bed. The car was serviced every year just after the MOT however in some years he only covered 3k miles so the oil has been kept clean and fresh. Diff oils were also done every other year. I think that the fact he looked after the car as and when bits needed doing here and there has really proven testament to how well this car drives. She may be 20 years old but she drives so well!

The cambelt was changed at 82k miles as marked in the engine bay (she is on 95k now) and I believe the intervals to be every 60k miles so will not need doing for some time yet! Also had new prop shaft mounting. I would have absolutely no trouble at all jumping in this vehicle tomorrow with my family, filling her up with diesel and driving to the South of Spain. I put that much confidence in her.

Bodywork-wise - by golly she's straight! She's quite a clean old thing and again has been cared for ! She’s an old vehicle and has the odd ding/mark/scratch here and there but all that constitute towards your normal wear and tear.

Remember these are favourites for day-van/camper-van conversions and it wouldn't take an awful lot to convert her either!...more so adding to what is already there!

She has an electric front sunroof for the front passenger and driver and I believe she has 4x separate windows in the ceiling for the passengers .
The interior is clean and tidy. I’ve given her a quick hoover and she comes up nicely. The seats don’t seem to look as though they have seen much wear and tear either in the rear.
Don’t forget either that with these Largo's you are able to rotate the middle row of seats to face the rear row but I found that the kiddies kick each others feet when sat like this so we've always had them all facing the same direction. I rotated the middle row for the pictures (baggage/luggage can be stored behind the middle row of seats as well when facing backwards).

The rear row of seats also fold flat along with the middle row and can be converted into a double bed or failing that can be pinned up against the side walls when not in use – I think I've seen before that some people buy these to turn them into Day Campervan’s to go to the coast in. Huge amounts of room in them – will easily fit double beds in and sofa's etc. if you are looking for a vehicle to move house with!...just a thought!?

Ultimately, I think you have to look at this car as a cheerful, reliable people carrier that won’t let you down – appreciate her age. She has been well maintained and she does exactly what she’s supposed to do – i.e. carry people about in comfort.

Get one and get another one free...Second one for spares as
was mot failure on a bit of welding. but still drives and is complete. great mechanics