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Nissan NX
57 messages, Last post on Mar 15, 2010 at 5:29 PM
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What is this discussion about? Nissan NX, Coupe, Hatchback
#38 of 57 by pocahontas
Apr 15, 2001 (10:30 pm)
Hi Lasitter-
Welcome to Town Hall! And thanks for sharing your story. You said: "My sense is that these cars will certainly be collector cars one day, but I have no idea where to find the kinds of drivers / collectors..."
Have you checked out our Classic Car Message Board yet? Sounds like you may be interested in: Future Collectibles--Make Your Prediction.
In addition, we look forward to hearing more about your Nissan NX experience... in this discussion. Happy Motoring!
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#39 of 57 New 93 NX 1600 owner by mmacmillan
Apr 22, 2001 (5:09 pm)
Just bought a fun car for my son, it is in great condition and got it at a great price. By the posts I see here I am lucky to have found this gem, my son and I we just looking for a car for him and he wouldn't look at anything else after he saw it. I have been trying to find an after market seller of some parts for the car (internet), fuse box cover, tonneau cover, drivers side pull handle and some trim pieces for the door / window molding. Does anybody have any ideas besides going to the dealer and paying through the nose, also any other forums so I can learn more about I would of loved to have at my son's age. Son thinks I am going to steal it from him, but I like my 2000 sporty mid-size (v6, sun roof, spoiler) Sonata just fine, though I WILL borrow the NX at times.#40 of 57 macmillan by dhoff
May 03, 2001 (6:34 pm)
You might have trouble finding trim pieces for this car, other than at a dealer. There just weren't many made.There is a "auto recycler" (junkyard) that specalizes in Nissan & Infiniti parts in Florida. It's called Gator something-ot-other. Do a seatch for it on the net and you will find it. They would be your best bet.
Dave
#41 of 57 NX 2000 pricing by rcasaly
Jul 02, 2001 (1:28 pm)
Anyone out there know what a 1993 NX 2000 in excellent condition with 105K miles (original owner)is worth?Any help would be appreciated!
Rick
#42 of 57 Hi rcasaly- Welcome to the Hatchbacks Message Board. by pocahontas
Jul 02, 2001 (1:53 pm)
In addition to the feedback here, be sure to check out Edmunds.com's Used Vehicle Appraiser? Good luck.
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#43 of 57 Automatic vs. stick in city traffic? by imtoad
Jul 03, 2001 (10:38 pm)
I totalled my '91 NX20000 and I want to buy another. I've noticed that some are automatics and since I mostly just drive in city traffic which has left me wishing for an automatic for a long time now, I was wondering if the automatics had adequate (I know it's not the same) power? Also, are there any differences in the '92 and '93 models that I should be aware of? If I can only find dark colors, I will probably want to paint it because I hate the heat. How much (ball park) will a respectable paint job cost? Thanks,H#44 of 57 '91 vs. '93 model differences by rcasaly
Jul 10, 2001 (1:48 pm)
My friend's '91 was different than my '93 in the following areas:the '91 body had a gray rub strip around the middle; the '93's are same color as body.
the '91 seat materials seemed "nicer" than the '93's.
the '91 had stiffer OEM shocks than the '93's (doesn't matter now cuz they've undoubtedly beeen replaced)
The '91 steering wheel was real leather; the '93's was fake leather.
There may be other diffs but can't think of anything now.
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