Used Nissan Leaf SV // NAVIGATION ET VOLANT CHAUFFANT for sale - Groupe Autoforce Occasion in Monteregie (South Shore)

Groupe Autoforce Occasion

2100 , boul. du Traversier

Pincourt, Quebec
J7V 0K8, Canada

Phone: 1 844 689-5838
Fax: 514-425-6665

2018 Nissan Leaf SV // NAVIGATION ET VOLANT ...

Technical Data

Price: $15,298
Make: Nissan
Model: Leaf SV // NAVIGATION ET VOLANT CHAUFFANT
Year: 2018
Mileage: 112,343 km
Transmission: automatic
Drive Type: fwd
Vehicle Passengers: 5
Doors: 4
Ext. Color: white
Int. Color: black
Fuel Type: electric
Stock no.: 23421A

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NO ADDITIONAL FEE!!! BEST PRICE GARANTEED ON TRADES! ALL OUR VEHICLES ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND INSPECTED BY OUR FORD CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS, EXTENDED WARRANTY AVAILABLE, CARPROOF INCLUDED WITH EACH VEHICLE, TRADE-IN ACCEPTED, COMPETITIVE FINANCING RATES, VEHICLE REGISTRATION ON THE SPOT. Montréal | Pointe-Claire | Dollard-des-Ormeaux | Pierrefonds-Roxboro | Kirkland | Beaconsfield | Dorval | Longueuil | Ville St-Laurent | Lachine | St-Lazare | Valleyfield | Vaudreuil | Brossard | Châteauguay | Rigaud | 25 minutes du centre-ville de Montréal, 15 minutes de Pointe-Claire et Lachine. In virtue of sections 159 and 160 of the consumer protection act, (1978, c.9) this vehicle is classed as follows and carries with it a warranty that it will remain in good working order for the period of time or the kilometers stated above, whichever occurs first.

Equipment:

Adaptive cruise control, Air conditioning, Cruise control, Heated mirrors, Power Mirrors, Power driver seat, Power steering, Power windows, Adjustable steering wheel, Heated steering, Driver airbag, Passenger airbag, Rear defrost, Stability control, Traction control, Intermittent wipers, Two-toned paint, Satellite radio, Reverse camera, Variable speed intermittent wipers, Child safety locks, Climate control, Pass-Through rear seat, Auxiliary audio input, Auto-on headlights, Keyless start, Audio steering controls

Warranty:

Legal warranty : C - 1 month - 1700 KM

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