2002 Nissan Xterra

SE SC SUV

6 Cylinder 3.3 Liter Turbo

Automatic

5N1MD28Y32C555582

4 Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Windows

This is my 2002 Nissan Xterra SE/SC (Factory Supercharged) 4X4, 88,477 miles. It is black with a black interior. I bought this car in Novoember of 2009 from a broker in Fort Lauderdale FL. Since owning this car I have replaced or repaired anything that was wrong with it, totaling $2100. The carfax is clean and I have the contact information for the mechanic that has done most of the work (and records). I'm a careful driver, and do not drive hard or fast. I am selling this suv because my company has given me a new truck. I carry a loan on this car, which means that if you buy this car from me it would work like this: Buyer and Seller Agree to Terms (you and me) The Buyer Pays Escrow.com The Seller Ships the Vehicle Buyer Inspects and Accepts (after you receive title and car) The Seller is Paid by Escrow.com Using Escrow.com as an intermediary safeguards your money with the purchase and won't pay me until you have the truck and title. Ebay only uses Escrow.com List of nice features Built in America (Nissan Tennessee Plant) 4 Wheel Drive Sunroof (pop-up) Ambient temperature and Compass read (overhead) Power-windows/ Power locks Keyless Entry Power rear view mirrors Full Window Tint (upgrade, nice in Colorado sun) 6 CD-Player Cruise Control/Tilt Dual Airbags Fold-Down rear seats Rear window defrost/wiper Factory Fog-Lights Removable roof wetsuit rack Cosmetic report. Overall the car looks very nice, especially with the tinted windows. Weathertek mats and a rear pan liner. Normal wear for 2002 Xterra. Will need new tires in about 10K miles Driver Report I drove the Xterra all last winter (2010) and it does well in the snow with the 4x4 I usually get about 15mpg in the city and 18mpg on the highway Nice power with the supercharger The handling is nice with a carlike turning radius The gas gauge reads half full at empty, the light comes on when the tank is nearing empty. This is a common problem and I just never felt like having the gas tank dropped to have a 3 dollar gasket solve the problem. Mechanical work I have had done (short summary) Dreaded knock sensor replaced 2 new O2 sensors New wires, plugs, cap and rotor New front rotors, pads, and repacked 4x4 hubs New upper A/C hose Intake manifold gasket and cold idle themo-element Cleaned and flushed power steering fluid Cleaned and flushed radiator fluid Freon exchange (New A/C fluid) New battery This SUV is in great shape and I have nothing to hide. I have all the records for the work done on it. I am a former Marine and believe in being honest with people. Feel free to ask any questions.