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2011 Nissan Caravan

DX LONG

Asking price	$14,995
On road cost	Included

Weekly estimate

$78.55

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Vehicle Detail

Make

Nissan

Model

Caravan

Year

2011

Engine size

2950

Kilometers

262876

Fuel Type

Diesel

Transmission

Automatic

Features

Radio

Roof Rack

Roof Rails

3 Seater

Air Bag(s)

Car Stereo

2WD/RWD

Automatic Transmission

Turbo Diesel

Ratings

Safety Rating

Based on 2025 Vehicle Safety Risk Rating

Fuelsaver

Annual fuel cost of $4,450
Cost per year is an estimate based on diesel price of $2.00 per litre and an average distance of 14000 km. Includes Road User Charges (RUC).

Clean car emissions

Carbon Dioxide Emissions: 324 grams/km

Description

DESCRIPTION The 2011 Nissan Caravan DX Long is a heavy-duty commercial workhorse highly favored by Kiwi tradespeople for its massive cargo space and exceptional durability. Powered by the robust 3.0-litre (2950cc) turbo diesel engine, this van delivers the serious low-down torque needed to easily haul heavy loads, tools, or equipment while maintaining fantastic fuel efficiency. KEY FEATURES 3.0L Turbo Diesel Engine (2950cc): High-torque commercial powerplant built for heavy hauling and bulletproof longevity. Smooth Automatic Transmission: Takes the stress out of daily traffic gridlock and stop-start deliveries. Extended "Long" Cargo Bay: Massive flat floor space to effortlessly fit full-length materials, tools, or pallets. 5-Door Convenience: Dual side-sliding doors and a large rear tailgate for effortless loading in tight spaces. Durable DX Interior: Hard-wearing, easy-to-clean cabin materials built to handle tough daily trade wear. Heavy-Duty Suspension: Engineered to carry substantial weight flat and stable, paired with ABS brakes for safety. WHY CHOOSE THIS VAN? This 3.0L turbo diesel model is the perfect choice if you need real pulling power and commercial-grade strength. It gives you an oversized, highly accessible cargo bay paired with a legendary engine that is cheap to maintain, highly efficient on fuel, and ready to go straight to work today.