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1990 Nissan 300 Zx T Top 3.0l V6 5 Speed Very Rare Highest Bidder Wins It on 2040-cars

Year:1990 Mileage:207981
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1990 NISSAN 300ZX T-TOP

5 SPEED MANUAL

VERY RARE

 

UP FOR SALE, WE HAVE A VERY RARE 1990 NISSAN 300ZX T-TOP. IT IS POWERED BY THE 3.0L V6 DUAL OVERHEAD CAM ENGINE, AND THIS IS A NON TURBO MODEL. THIS VEHICLE IS IN GREAT SHAPE FOR HAVING 200K, WITH WEAR AND TEAR ON SEATS ONLY. NO MAJOR BLEMISHES ON THE BODY WHATSOEVER. ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION ARE BOTH IN 100% WORKING ORDER WITH NO ISSUES, AND THE CLUTCH HAS PLENTY OF LIFE LEFT IN IT. TAKE MY WORD FOR IT. YOU WILL NOT SEE ANOTHER ONE OF THESE AROUND! ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK, THIS ITEM GOES TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. IF YOU WANT TO MAKE A CASH OFFER PLEASE CALL (860) 837 0217.





TERMS OF SALE: A $500.00 DOLLAR, NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT, IS DUE IMMEDIATELY AFTER AUCTION END IN ORDER TO SECURE THE VEHICLE VIA PAYPAL, OR YOU MAY CALL US AND PLACE IT ON A CREDIT CARD. AFTER AUCTION END, IT IS THE BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY TO ARRANGE FOR PICKUP, PAYMENT, AND TRANSPORTATION OF THE VEHICLE. FINAL PAYMENT MUST BE RECIEVED WITHIN 7 DAYS AFTER AUCTION END. ACCEPTABLE FINAL PAYMENT METHODS ARE WIRE TRANSFER, CERTIFIED CHECK, OR CASH-IN-HAND. WE ARE LICENSED DEALER IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT AND WILL CHARGE THE FOLLOWING FEES: ( CT STATE RESIDENTS WILL PAY A 6.35% SALES TAX OF THE PURCHASE PRICE, $400.00 DEALER DOCUMENTATION FEE, AND ALL REGISTRATION FEES INVOLVING THE PURCHASED VEHICLE. OUT OF STATE BUYERS WILL HAVE A $300.00 DEALER DOCUMENTATION FEE, AND IF OUT OF STATE BUYERS NEED TEMPORARY TAGS, I WILL PROVIDE THEM FREE OF CHARGE AS LONG AS YOU PROVIDE AN INSURANCE CARD FOR THE VEHICLE BEING PURCHASED.) FEEDBACK IS DUE AT TIME OF VEHICLE PICKUP, THIS IS MANDATORY.  I DO MY BEST TO DESCRIBE OUR VEHICLES ACCURATELY, BUT PLEASE BEAR IN MIND, EVENTHOUGH THE VEHICLE IS NEW TO YOU IT IS STILL A USED VEHICLE AND WILL HAVE SOME WEAR& TEAR. ALL VEHICLES ARE SOLD " AS-IS " WHERE-IS, WITH NO WRITTEN OR EXPRESSED WARRANTY. IT IS YOUR OBLIGATION TO THOROUGHLY INSPECT THE VEHICLE BEFORE THE AUCTION ENDS, NOT AFTER. AFTER AUCTION END IT IS PICKUP AND PAY TIME. IF YOU DO NOT LEAVE A DEPOSIT, I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO RELIST THE VEHICLE. PLEASE READ TERMS OF SALE THOROUGHLY. BY BIDDING ON THE ITEM, YOU ACCEPT MY TERMS OF SALE. I WILL REPORT ALL BIDDERS WHO DO NOT FOLLOW TERMS OF SALE AND VIOLATE EBAYS USER AGREEMENT. PLEASE DO NOT BID IF YOU CAN NOT PAY FOR THIS VEHICLE. ALL FINANCING MUST BE PUT INTO ORDER BEFORE AUCTION END. IF YOU CANT AFFORD IT, DO NOT BID!!!

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Nissan, Kia under investigation over occupant detection systems

Fri, Sep 4 2015

Kia and Nissan are facing separate investigations by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration because of alleged problems with the occupant detection systems in their vehicles' airbags. The larger investigation is NHTSA's new engineering analysis into 986,826 Nissan and Infiniti vehicles. They include the 2013 Nissan NV200 and 2013-2014 Altima, Leaf, Pathfinder, and Sentra. Among the Infinitis, there are the 2013 JX35 and 2014 Q50 and QX60. Owners allege the occupant classification system can misidentify passengers and turn off the airbag if they don't weigh enough. Nissan recalled over a million vehicles worldwide last year to fix the same problem with a software update, but NHTSA kept getting complaints about the issue after the repair. The agency opened a preliminary evaluation in March, and after 1,271 complaints it has now been updated to an engineering analysis. The Feds intend to evaluate the effectiveness of Nissan's solution. NHTSA is also opening a preliminary evaluation into the 2007-2009 Kia Spectra for the occupant classification not working properly, and it could affect an estimated 186,000 of these vehicles. The government agency has 43 complaints from people allegedly reporting the failures. According to NHTSA, the issue could result in the airbag not deploying with enough force or not activating at all in an accident. This investigation is meant to assess the scope of the potential flaw, and there's no recall yet. INVESTIGATION Subject : Occupant Classification System Fault Date Investigation Opened: SEP 01, 2015 Date Investigation Closed: Open NHTSA Action Number: PE15031 Component(s): AIR BAGS All Products Associated with this Investigation Vehicle Make Model Model Year(s) KIA SPECTRA 2007-2009 Details Manufacturer: Kia Motors America SUMMARY: The Office of Defects Investigation (ODI) has received 43 complaints alleging a malfunction of the front passenger seat occupant classification system (OCS) in 2007-2009 Kia Spectra vehicles. The complaints report illumination of the SRS (air bag) warning light. All of the complaints allege the cause of the light illumination to be a malfunction of the OCS sensor mat imbedded in the passenger seat cushion, and/or report the presence of diagnostic trouble code B1448 which relates to the OCS sensor mat also. Many of the complaints note the malfunction occurred after the warranty period expired and mention high repair costs as a major deterrent to repairing the vehicle.

Nissan's dismal 2019: Where does Japan's struggling brand go from here?

Wed, Jan 8 2020

Auto sales have gradually slowed from their peak during the boom years that followed the global recession, but Nissan's rapid decline stood out even in a year when few high-volume manufacturers had much to be excited about.  Of the "Japanese 3," Nissan's 2019 performance was by far the most troubling. Through November, when the company last posted its global sales figures, its volumes were down 8 percent compared to 2019. Here in the United States, its full-year numbers were down 9.9% in an industry that slid just a hair more than 2 percent overall.  Meanwhile, Honda managed a slight increase in U.S. sales (0.2%) and Toyota, much like the industry in general, finished the year down approximately 2%. Like Nissan, Honda and Toyota have remained committed to cars — including compact and midsize sedans — and have a comprehensive portfolio of offerings in the key SUV and crossover segments.   On paper, Nissan's lineup checks all the right boxes. From the subcompact Kicks up to the Armada, it has something for sale in virtually every possible nook and cranny of the people-mover segment, but almost all of these trucks (and trucklets) took a beating in 2019. Only the baby Kicks managed to improve on its 2018 sales, which isn't saying a whole lot, considering it was barely sold in 2018 to begin with.  In fact, the bonus volume contributed by Kicks helps obscure just how poorly some of Nissan's key offerings performed last year. Combined Rogue and Rogue Sport sales slid 15%; Murano was down more than 18%; the Pathfinder and Armada managed to pace the general industry, dropping 2.8 and 1.9%, respectively, but the astute reader will note at this point that we've yet to single out any bright spots. The news was even worse on the truck side. Frontier was down 9.1%. Titan? Down 37.5%. Crossovers and SUVs are selling. Trucks, even from import brands, are also selling. Toyota's mid-size Tacoma was up in 2019; both it and the full-size Tundra still more than tripled the volume of their Nissan competitors. Further muddying the waters, Honda managed its year-over-year volume increase without selling a full-sized pickup at all.  What, then, is Nissan's problem? To borrow an oft-used phrase, "It's the product, stupid." The most striking evidence of this issue is the Rogue, which competes in the compact crossover segment — a collection of vehicles that essentially sell themselves.

Did Amazon just deliver a car in a giant box?

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Back in September, reports started rolling in that Amazon would get into the auto sales business after a promo for the Nissan Versa Note appeared on the online retailer's page. That link didn't actually sell a car, but instead acted as a referral service for potential customers, linking them up with dealers. A recent image that's been floating around on Reddit and that was picked up by The Huffington Post, though, has us wondering if Amazon has dove into the actual business of selling cars, rather than just referring people to dealers.
The image, above, shows an enormous Amazon box on the back of a flatbed tow truck. According to HuffPo, this could be one of the cars sold through the earlier promotion for the Versa Note (which was sweetened with the addition a $1,000 Amazon gift card). Apparently, three of the Versas purchased would arrive in such a fashion. Then again, this could all be nothing more than an elaborate publicity stunt. Amazon is, after all, the company has been touting drone delivery of its goods.
What do you think is in the box? Let us know down in Comments. Bonus points for those that come up with an idea as absurd as the bulk order of banana slicers HuffPo mentioned.