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Originally Posted by Wise
Living in Aus it's easy to buy an S15. They're about 10-20k for a used example.
The problem is that it's incredibly hard to find a nice car that hasn't been modified or had crap like rice taillights and bodykits installed. Most of them are 100,000 km's+ these days.
Add to that even though the S15 came out in 1999 it was basically the same technology as the SR20DET S13 which is a 20 year old car.
I looked around for an S15 before deciding to buy an 86. After looking hard at car classifieds online I could never find a decent manual unmodified example that was sub 100,000 km's. If Nissan still sold them new it would be another story though.
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Wise
Same here in NZ. Mine had over 200,000km on it when I sold it. They either seem to be unmodified and high kms like mine was or low kms but badly modified.