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2017 Nissan NV200 Van to Start at $22,115
Nissan's 2017 NV200 compact cargo van has arrived at dealer lots and retails for at least $22,115, Nissan has announced.
by Staff
November 2, 2016
Photo of 2017 NV200 courtesy of Nissan.
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Photo of 2017 NV200 courtesy of Nissan.
Nissan's 2017 NV200 compact cargo van has arrived at dealer lots and retails for at least $22,115, Nissan has announced.
Nissan is again offering the compact van in two trim grades, including the S and SV. The S retails for $22,115, while the SV retails for at least $23,015.
For the 2017-MY, Nissan is adding standard power door locks and Hill Start Assist (HSA) to the S grade. The SV grade now features body colored front and rear bumpers, rear mirrors, and rear license plate finisher, along with a chrome grille and full wheel covers.
The Sliding Door Glass Package has been revised to add wire mesh to passenger side sliding door glass and back door glass. A rear window defroster and an interior rearview mirror are also added to the package.
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