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Used 2019 NissanNV Cargo SV

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Fred Beans Chevrolet
Odometer
93,043 miles
Transmission
Automatic
VIN
1N6BF0KY3KN801616
Stock Number
C50465X
Nissan NV Cargo

Included Packages & Accessories

Detailed Specifications

  • Max seating capacity: 2
  • Horsepower: 261

Dealer Notes

Clean CARFAX.Recent Arrival! 2019 Nissan NV2500 HD SV Standard Roof 4.0L V6 DOHC 24V 5-Speed Automatic RWD 3D Cargo Van Brilliant Silver MetallicFor better peace of mind all our used vehicles have a 127-point inspection and come with a 5-day return, 30-day exchange (As-Is vehicles are excluded). Our exclusive Auto Rewards Program provides better value with Free First Oil change, Free Pa State Safety inspections, discounts for local merchants and more. Plus, you can earn up to $2000 towards your next vehicle just by servicing with Fred Beans! As Fred Beans always says, our used cars are better because our reputation depends on it.Although every reasonable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained on this site, absolute accuracy cannot be guaranteed. This site, and all information and materials appearing on it, are presented to the user as is without warranty of any kind, either express or implied. All vehicles are subject to prior sale. Price does not include applicable tax, title, license, processing and/or documentation fees. Vehicles shown at different locations are not currently in our inventory (Not in Stock) but can be made available to you at our location within a reasonable date from the time of your request, not to exceed one week. Residency restrictions may apply.

KBB.com Consumer Reviews

Kelley Blue Book - KBB.com
Overall4.8Out of 5

  • Extemely reliable

    By Harley on Sunday, March 29, 2020

    5.0
    265,000 and still going strong on my 13 Original Motor and tranny not missing a beat…

  • Durable engine. Handles well even with high roof.

    By Arkansas Expediter on Monday, April 29, 2019

    5.0
    After 230,000 highway miles of cross-country critical deliveries, this vehicle is still in very good condition. I've used Mobil 1 full synthetic motor oil, changed at 5000 to 8000 mile intervals. The oil pressure is the same as when the van was new, and the engine uses 1 quart at a rate of every 5000-6000 miles, the same as when the van was new. This was my second NV3500SL and I love them. If I could offer design improvements, I would make the rear doors fold flatter to the sides and have stronger magnets. I would design a bumper stop to help prevent forklift damage. I would incorporate dual exhaust to help the engine breathe better. I would incorporate better cargo restraints on the floor and the side walls. The D-rings are flimsy and un-reliable. I would offer other flooring more suited for hauling freight, such as a wooden floor or a composite floor. I get about 12 MPG combined, and when towing, it only reduces to around 11 MPG. The engine is a beast. It tows 10,000 lbs. almost effortlessly. I have the high roof, and it handles well in high winds compared to the Sprinters I've driven. It handles better over-all, but the ride is slightly more firm. These vehicles would be great for use as ambulances.…

  • Perfect van for a large family!

    By MacDaddy on Tuesday, December 15, 2020

    5.0
    We bought this van in 2013 after our 2009 suburban gave us nothing but heartache. Many miles of trouble free driving. But before you buy one of these, know that there are 3 catalytic converters. The one’s in the manifold are prone to fail. When it happens, it’s $2600.00 to fix. Nissan knows it’s a problem so we called Nissan customer care and got some money back. If it happens after 70k miles you will not get any discount. Our’s went out at 63k and they only replaced the bad manifold’s cat. So I have to worry about the other side going bad on a long trip. That is not fun, basically ruins your vacation especially when you hear $2600.00 to fix and 3 days to get the parts and fix. Mechanic blamed me for purchasing cheap gas. I think that’s an excuse for shoddy engineering. I guess it was what they had to do to get it to pass 50 states emissions. Exhaust gases are extremely hot right when they leave exhaust ports. That’s where the cat sits, so it has extreme temp changes between engine running and not. Which equals wearing out before 100k. Mine looked like a gray rock stuck in manifold, supposed to look like a tiny honeycomb for exhaust to pass through. So it ran very badly this way.…
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