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2013 Nissan X-TRAIL
ST Auto 4x4 Series V
$7,850
Excl. Govt. Charges
FAIR PRICE
SUV
SUV
Automatic
Automatic
4cyl 2.5L Petrol
4cyl 2.5L Petrol
238,389 km
238,389 km
Private • TAS
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2013 Nissan X-TRAIL
ST Auto 4x4 Series V
$15,000
Excl. Govt. Charges
SUV
SUV
Automatic
Automatic
4cyl 2.5L Petrol
4cyl 2.5L Petrol
68,444 km
68,444 km
Private • TAS
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