Nissan Primera 1.6 SLX 90 PS from 1993: a simple, honest Japanese car with 53,000 km
A first-generation (P10) Nissan Primera 1.6 SLX, registered in 1993: a four-door, five-seat saloon with a 1.6 petrol engine, 90 PS (66 kW), five-speed manual gearbox and front-wheel drive. It has 53,000 km reported and we sell it with a 12-month warranty.
Why choose it
- Naturally aspirated 1.6 petrol, 90 PS: simple mechanics with no complicated electronics.
- Five-speed manual and front-wheel drive: direct, predictable driving.
- Low mileage for a car over thirty years old: 53,000 km reported.
- Four doors and five seats: practical as an everyday car too.
- Original boxy 1990s lines: a piece of Japanese saloon history.
Who it is for
For fans of 1990s Japanese cars, for anyone looking for an inexpensive second car that is easy to maintain, or for those who want to start a small collection without spending much.
Frequently asked questions
How much fuel does it use? A 1.6 petrol engine of this era typically uses about as much as other compact saloons; a lot depends on how you drive. Indicative consumption (manufacturer data): about 7.1 l/100 km combined.
What about the Italian road tax (bollo)? Cars over thirty years old can generally get reductions, depending on the region and registration in a historic register: we will help you check.
Can new drivers drive it? Generally not: at 66 kW it is above the 55 kW limit that applies to newly licensed drivers in Italy.
Is there a warranty? Yes, 12 months.
Want to see it in person in Rome? Write to us or call us using the buttons alongside.
