2005 Nissan Xterra S 4.0l 4x4 (power & Utility Package) 21 Mpg Highway on 2040-cars
Rustburg, Virginia, United States
**Lower Reserve** I purchased this Xterra in 2005 brand new. It was a great purchase and I regret having to sell it. It was driven by me from 2005 until 2011, after which it became a secondary vehicle. The Nissan does great in all weather conditions. The car was located in Virginia, which has hot summers and cold winters. The 4x4 works great in mud and snow. I always kept a tow rope in the car when it snowed so I could help anyone that was stuck-which I did often. I am more than happy to discuss this vehicle with anyone interested. Please feel free to request pictures or information! My email is jfmanagementllc@gmail.com. This Xterra has much more character than Nissan's standard Xterra. After market adds include: Towing hitch, rubber floor mats, Alpine radio with iPod music and charger connection, Surco roof storage rack, brush guard with off-road light capability, tail-light guards, and two custom horns. One of the horns is an air horn, the other plays pre-recorded sounds. Kelley Blue Book Value: $8,200.00. The tires have under 1000 miles and the spare is in good condition. Below are a list of features included in the 2005 S-Model Xterra. -MECHANICAL & PERFORMANCE 4.0L DOHC V6 Engine 265 Horsepower 5-Speed Automatic Transmission Electronic-Brake force Distribution (EBD) 4WD System w/Electronically Controlled Transfer Case 4-Wheel Active Brake Limited Slip 5,000 lbs Towing Capacity 21.1 Gallon Fuel Tank -EXTERIOR FEATURES Roof Rack with Cross Bars Covered Gear Box 16" Aluminum Allow 5-spoke Wheels Rear Bumper Steps Front Tow Hook Dual Adjustable Outside Mirrors -INTERIOR FEATURES CFC-Free Air Conditioning AM/FM/CD Stereo w/6 Speakers Easy Clean Cargo Area w/Track Systems Rear Storage Area 8-Way Driver's Seat w/Height & Lumbar Adjusters Cloth Seat Fabric (4) 12-Volt DC Power Outlets Rear Glass Defroster -SAFETY Dual Stage Supplemental Front Air Bags Front-Seat Active Head Restraints Tire Pressure Monitor System Side-Door Guard Beams LATCH System (Lower Anchors & Tethers for CHildren) ADDITIONAL PACKAGES -POWER PACKAGE Power Windows, Locks and Mirrors Remote Keyless Entry (lost fob) Security System -UTILITY SYSTEM Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC-prevents road slips and keeps car moving straight) Fold-Flat Front Passenger Seat Step Rails First Aid Kit (never used) Splash Guards Body Side Molding Tow Package FUEL ECONOMY City 16 mpg Highway 21 mpg |
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Feds say Americans' bid to avoid extradition in Ghosn escape is 'flawed'
Wed, Jun 17 2020BOSTON — U.S. prosecutors on Tuesday said a former Green Beret and his son, wanted by Japan for helping former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn flee the country, were advancing a "flawed" interpretation of Japanese law to fight their extradition. Michael Taylor and his son, Peter Taylor, were arrested in Massachusetts last month at Japan's request for allegedly smuggling Ghosn out of the country on Dec. 29, 2019, in a box while he was out on bail awaiting trial on financial charges. Ghosn fled to Lebanon, his childhood home, after being charged with engaging in financial wrongdoing, including by understating his compensation in Nissan's financial statements. He denies wrongdoing. Lawyers for the Taylors in a motion last week asked a federal judge in Boston to quash the provisional warrants issued in May for their arrests, arguing that "bail jumping" is not a crime in Japan. Defense lawyers argued that helping someone jump bail was also not a crime. While Japan issued arrest warrants for the Taylors in January, the lawyers said the crime stated in the warrants is an immigration offense and a non-extraditable misdemeanor. But U.S. prosecutors in a brief filed on Tuesday said it would be "unprecedented" for the extradition case at this junction to be tossed based on a "flawed interpretation of Japanese law and a mischaracterization of the facts." While Japan has not yet formally sought their extradition, the country has confirmed that Taylors' conduct constitutes a felony, U.S. prosecutors said. "The purported loophole through which the Taylors seek to evade justice simply does not exist," U.S. prosecutors wrote. Prosecutors added that neither Taylor, including Michael, a U.S. Army Special Forces veteran and private security specialist, should be released from jail as they are flight risks. Abbe Lowell, the Taylors' lawyer, said he was reviewing the filing. Related Video: Government/Legal Mitsubishi Nissan Renault Carlos Ghosn
Nissan Altima plows under Ram pulling trailer in bizarre accident
Tue, Jan 22 2019If you've ever wondered whether it's possible to wedge a Nissan Altima underneath both a Ram pickup and a camper trailer it was towing, well, here's your confirmation. The improbable accident happened earlier this month in Virginia Beach, Va., on westbound Interstate 264. Virginia State Police tell WAVY-TV the 2011 Ram and its four occupants was pulling a travel trailer when the trailer's brakes locked up, stranding them in the second lane of traffic. That reportedly caused traffic to back up on the freeway, with troopers called to the scene for help. But the call was soon updated to a crash situation, and when police arrived on the scene, they found the white 2013 Altima wedged underneath the truck and trailer, right underneath the hitch. Police say the woman driving the Altima was trying to slow down and merge right to avoid the traffic logjam caused by the trailer when she instead rear-ended it and drove underneath it like a wedge. Which is pretty impressive when you think about it — especially since no one was hurt in the crash. The woman was reportedly using a hands-free device on a cellphone call at the time of the crash, WVEC-TV reports. No charges were filed, and she was reportedly able to free herself from the pinned Altima. Roof strength FTW! Related Video: This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings.
Carlos Ghosn appears in court: 'I am wrongly accused'
Tue, Jan 8 2019TOKYO — Former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn told a Tokyo court on Tuesday that he was innocent, defending his honor in his first public appearance since he was arrested on Nov. 19 and charged with false financial reporting. "Your honor, I am innocent of the accusations against me," Ghosn told the judge, speaking firmly and calmly as he read from a statement. "I am wrongfully accused." Prosecutors have charged Ghosn, who led a dramatic turnaround at the Japanese automaker over the past two decades, with falsifying financial reports in underreporting his income by about 5 billion yen ($44 million) over five years through 2015. They also say he is suspected of having Nissan temporarily take on his investment losses from the financial crisis. Seen for the first time since his November arrest, Ghosn was wearing a dark suit without a tie, and plastic slippers, and looked thinner and with gray hair. He rebutted the allegations against him point-by-point and said he had the option to leave Nissan but had decided to stay on. "A captain doesn't jump ship during a storm," he told the court in a strong voice. The veteran auto executive, a familiar face at the World Economic Forum and other elite gatherings, was handcuffed and led into the courtroom with a rope around his waist as the hearing began. Officers uncuffed him and seated him on a bench. Presiding judge Yuichi Tada then read out the charges and said Ghosn, a Brazilian-born Frenchman of Lebanese ancestry, was considered a flight risk — he was arrested on his arrival in Tokyo by private jet — and might try to hide evidence. In Japan, suspects are routinely held without bail, often due to fears about evidence tampering. During Tuesday's hearing, Go Kondo, one of Ghosn's lawyers, argued he was not a flight risk. "He's widely known so it's difficult for him to escape. There is no risk that the suspect will destroy evidence," he said. Facing the courtroom, Ghosn spoke proudly of the automaker's — and his own — achievements, such as reviving iconic models like the GT-R and the Z, expanding operations in China, Russia, Brazil and India and pioneering electric cars and autonomous driving. "I have a genuine love and appreciation for Nissan," he said. Ghosn has been held in spartan conditions at a Tokyo detention facility since he was taken into custody. In keeping with Japanese regulations, he has been allowed visits only from his lawyers and consular officials.