1991 Nissan Figaro

Convertible

1000cc

Automatic

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Clear

Gasoline

Lovely 1991 Nissan Figaro(VIN: FK10-004989) currently residing in Seattle, WA and recently imported into the USA from Japan. Only 78,600 Km (approximately 49,125 miles). Rust free underneath and on top (see picture); very solid car with excellent shiny paint The car does not drip, smoke or leak anything and runs very well. Great little 1L turbo motor.Power windows work, no engine lights, A/C blows cold, aftermarket radio has been converted to work in North America. The original radio will come with the car uninstalled (see picture). This Figaro all in all is in miraculous shape! Imperfections include(see pictures): a light yellow ring on the glove compartment and some burns on the original floor mats (can easily be replaced). Slightly shrunk top, but no leaks! Otherwise, this Figaro is in excellent shape! Clean Washington State USA title in my name. A nice clean Figaro you can just hop in and enjoy today for drives or take to any car show or cruise in and be proud of it. A brief history of the Nissan Figaro: The Nissan Figaro is a small retro car manufactured by Nissan. The car was originally sold only in Japan. Despite this, the Nissan Figaro has become popular with celebrity owners in the UK, given the popularity of second-hand Japanese import cars.The Figaro was introduced at the 1989 Tokyo Motor Show under the slogan "Back to the Future". It was built by a Nissan special projects group called Pike Factory, who also produced other niche automobiles such as the Be-1, Pao and S-Cargo. Only four colours were available: Topaz Mist, Emerald Green, Pale Aqua and Lapis Grey. Each colour symbolized a season of the year. The car was only made in 1991 and only 20,000 in total were made. The Figaro was equipped with leather seats, air conditioning, CD player and a open roof. It was designed by Shoji Takahashi, who won an international design competition with the car. The engine was Nissan's MA10ET, a turbocharged 1.0L (987cc) I4. A Figaro was also featured in the finale of Doctor Who's fourth series.