1991 Nissan 100NX 1.6 petrol from Netherlands
Summary:
A really nice little sports car with targa roof for a very nice price
Faults:
The air recycling lever was jammed of course.
I broke one of the parcel shelf hinges, when I placed the new shelf for my stereo.
The car belts were worn out.
Biggest fault: I crashed it last November: total loss :(((((
General Comments:
Great car, I loved to drive with the roof down. Everybody was looking when I drove by. Just 1 month before the crash I had a great stereo system built in, with everything possible.
The only thing is the performance, it is quite good for a 1.6, but of course it still remains a 1.6. Too bad the 2-liter T-bar is so rare, but if anybody has one for sale! ;)
After the crash I started looking for a Toyota MR-2, because I wanted a little more power under the T-bar, but recently I decided to buy a 100NX again, and then trade it for an MR-2 in 2 years or so.
It's really a special car, you have to like the looks of it, but the handling and comfort is really superb. The steering, the seats, all very comfortable.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 24th January, 2001
15th Jan 2003, 06:06
Would love to know if I am driving your old car!
Bought it from a garage as a 97 R reg only to find it was imported from cypress and is actually a 94 model. (upset considering we paid the 97 price)
The car is in mint condition mind you and really does handle well for a front wheel drive car.
It feels very comfortable and you wouldn't know how sporty the ride was till you suddenly throw it into a corner and all of a sudden you feel the g-force and unbelievable grip.
For such a heavy well built car it should have more power.
Have none of the usual faults the mileage says it 40 000 maybes its true and that's why.
By the way don't buy one of these till you see one in white don't know why, but we were smitten when we saw a white one compared to the blues and reds we looked at the car just rocks in white.
It looks like a celicia from the rear three quarter view, but the front end headlight arrangement takes some getting used to, but nowadays it doesn't look so different as a few new cars have adopted similar front ends.
Side view roof off and a few people think its some new MR2!