Nissan Sentra 2018 Gray Automatic Used for Sale in Alexandria
543,000 EGP Max.
598,000 EGP
Seller Comment
Nissan Sentra 2018 for sale in Alexandria — it's the High Line trim with automatic transmission. The car is gray and shows 192,000 km on the odometer. The paint is completely factory original both inside and out, with no bodywork or repainting done. It has a brand new set of tires installed, and the battery was just replaced about a week ago, so it starts without any issues. The interior has leather seats and everything is clean. The car is in solid running condition and doesn't need any immediate maintenance or repairs — you can drive it as soon as you get it. The registration is valid until February 2027, which is a nice bonus. Looking for a used Nissan Sentra for sale in Alexandria? This one is priced at 630,000 EGP, and there's a little bit of room for negotiation if you're serious about buying.
Equipment
Comfort
- Air Conditioning
- Remote Keyless
- Leather seats
- Power Steering
Windows
- Front Power Windows
- Back Power Windows
Sound System
- AUX
Safety
- ABS
- Driver Airbag
- Passenger Airbag
- EBD
Other
- Alloy wheels
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