Displaying 74,371 miles; powered by the
2,490cc petrol engine paired with an automatic gearbox; one of Nissan's most
distinctive modern classic estates
Originally manufactured in 2001 and first
registered in the UK in 2015, this Nissan Stagea is powered by the 2,490cc
petrol engine paired with an automatic gearbox. Finished in white, this
increasingly rare Japanese estate car is showing 74,371 miles and offers a
distinctive alternative to more commonplace European
counterparts.
The car was starting and driving on site for
the catalogue photographs and video and is offered with its V5C registration
document, MOT valid until September 2027, one previous MOT certificate and the
original handbook.
The Stagea occupies a unique place in Nissan's
history, earning its long-standing reputation as the "Skyline estate" thanks to
its close mechanical relationship with the Skyline models of the period.
Produced primarily for the Japanese domestic market, the Stagea successfully
combined estate car practicality with the engineering, refinement and driver
appeal associated with Nissan's sporting saloons.
The second-generation
Stagea offered improved comfort, modern styling and a spacious, well-equipped
interior, making it equally suited to family duties and long-distance touring.
Today, with relatively few examples on UK roads, the model has developed a loyal
following among enthusiasts who appreciate its blend of rarity, practicality and
distinctive Japanese character.
A rare and increasingly sought-after Japanese
import, offered with a long MOT, handbook and sensible mileage, presenting an
appealing opportunity to acquire one of Nissan's most distinctive modern classic
estates.
Contact:
david.tassell@brightwells.com