1990 Nissan Sunny LS from UK and Ireland - Comments

Only had it one day so none!!

Purchased today, last owner for 14 years, says it all!

Nobody ever sat in the back I think.

New full exhaust and 4 new tyres.

12 month M.O.T 6 month tax, immaculate inside and out. New full exhaust, 4 new tyres and new battery and starter motor so worth £460 me think!

I agree it looks a bit boxy, but hey I've had a Volvo so that no problem hahaha.

Car done 59,500 miles and looks better than MUCH newer cars condition wise. It is so quiet and smooth to drive it is unbelievable!

I bought this cos my rover 214 blew its head due to a faulty thermostat sender, rendering it to scrap city (not viable to repair it)

I figured it more sense to buy the Nissan and run for a year. BUT after reading reviews on this site I guess I may be running this immaculate car for a long long time (touch wood)

Just an update!!

Had the sunny a couple of weeks now, it is starting first time every time.

Only being doing shortish journeys, but have noticed it takes a long time to warm up, according to the temperature gauge and choke seems to be on a while, is this a trait for the car?? any feedback appreciated thanks.

Driving position is good and though no power steering its posing no problem to adjust to.

Little minor faults discovered- passenger door not locking/ unlocking on central locking so gonna take trim off and have a look around.

Back window opening VERY slowly to half-way, but think this just seized cos no one used it. I got 2 little ones in the back so not a problem!!

This not a fault, but I find the ignition key lock button a pain in the butt lol

Tried to swap stereo for my c. d player, but the cassette player refuses to come out!! Took console out, but the phillips screws holding cassette player just too tight, just threading, pulled console/cage out enough to see not ISO connections so put everything back together. I understand ISO connectors-adaptors available, but researching them discovered lighting problems due to no earth lead etc so any advice regarding this also appreciated!

Thanks for reading, Steve.