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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Nissan Leaf becomes least expensive 5-seat EV with massive price drop
Mon, 14 Jan 2013In a roundtable interview today at the North American International Auto Show, Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn announced a $6,400 price drop for the base-model 2013 Nissan Leaf. Last year's base model was $35,200, while the new base-level 2013 Leaf S starts at $28,800. Ghosn says the new prices make the Leaf the least expensive five-seater electric for sale in the US.
Some of the lower cost is due to a difference in content from last year's low-end model to this year's. But a sizable portion can be chalked up to the Leaf's production moving from Japan to Tennessee. The 2013 Leaf is not only assembled in the US now, but its lithium-ion batteries and the car's electric motors are manufactured in the same southern state.
The Leaf SV will be priced from $31,820 for 2013 compared to $35,200 last year. The high-end Leaf SL now starts at $34,840, down from the 2012 model's $37,250. These models also have differences in content. One big one is a new 6.6-kWh charger that reduces charging times pretty dramatically.
Spitballs flying between Nissan and Fiat
Thu, 06 Dec 2012At the 2012 LA Auto Show, Fiat brand chief and recently crowned marketing genius, Olivier François, attempted to distance the Fiat 500e from other electric vehicles, asking rhetorically, "Isn't ugliness the worst kind of pollution?" Nissan has apparently taken issue with these comments, feeling slighted for what it considers digs at the Leaf's styling. In a recent interview with Automotive News, Nissan's marketing chief Simon Sproule shot back, "Let's face it, Fiat has not shied away from controversial styling themselves," he continued, "many would describe many of their products as visual pollution." Ouch.
Sproule says that while the 500e is a "me-too" product, made only to appease US emissions regulations, the Leaf is a serious effort at producing an EV. The Nissan marketing boss points out that the Japanese automaker has invested billions in EV development and production facilities, while Fiat will lose $10,000 on every 500e sold.
However sales of the Leaf in the US are down five percent. Nissan sold just 8,330 Leaf's so far this year, but Sproule contends that it has less to do with styling, and more with the charging infrastructure. Sproule also thinks that Nissan hit a balance between styling and practicality with the Leaf: "It's still very recognizable as a five-seat hatchback, fully functioning, absolutely competitive with the packaging of the Golf of any other mainstream vehicle." For a segment where efficiency is king, isn't that what matters most?
In his own words: Carlos Ghosn on why EVs rule
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