1997 Nissan Cima (Estonia Import) Japan Auction Purchase Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Nissan Y33 Cima VIP Purchased and Exported from Japan
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my wife caught me watching this video and said that it is cool car, as for me, this is unbelievable, those seats are plush, better than leather, ohh)
13:10 watch closely and you can actually see the mosquito fly in from screen right and bounce off of the drive shaft hump in the back seat.
I miss this type of sedans so relaxing and elegant
I miss this type of sedans so relaxing and elegant
I want one so bad, either an Infiniti Q45 or a Nissan Cima. Would look so good parked next to my '97 Lexus LS400.
Nissan was not the first car company to use V.I.P. (very important person). It has been around since WW1. Chrysler Australia used it on their top range Valiants in the late 1960s
Hahaha.. I got a lot of sparks to replace 😂😂😂
Fender mirrors. Velour seats. This is my dream car!
there's one by me with 6cyclender turbo 73k mile going for $8k. is the 6 any good?
I would prefer that, more power and reliable I would think and probably lighter
@2:08
They also had this in the Cedric/Gloria. 😉
Really?? In what trim?? I have a y33 Cedric Brougham vip and all I got was power reclining rear seats, but no foot rest
@@danielcastaneda7801 Brougham VIP. Could be it's optional then. Or not availabe anymore with the Y33?
But some Cedric surely had it.
It's the same car as the 1997 Infiniti Q45
Lauri is going to love that, I hope he gets another key for that too ;)
wow a better Infiniti Q45
I like these, been trying to find the Q45 version locally in nice condition to do a VIP build but there aren't many left!
Yes, good luck on your hunt and find. These as the Q45 were not too popular and most ended up in the wreckers, or just driven into the ground. Always thought the styling was too bland in this generation, but the 2002-04 Q45 was much worse which makes me appreciate this generation much more. Also, the 2003-05 Cedric and Gloria(M45) that proceeds this generation had the same effect on me as this one but there’s plenty of this generation still around so might have better luck picking one up as an alternative.
Wat a beauty,,
8:08 - 8:14 Me who made the W7 engine Nissan Cima In motorsim 2 simulation: *Well i have the best sounding engine ever*
I wonder if you guys can bring windshield glasses for 92 Nissan R32 gts-t. To the 🇺🇸 from 🇯🇵?
Hey Derek, love the videos man. What would be a good auction house in japan that sells R33’s, R34’s and FD RX7’s that you know of and ships them worldwide ? Thanks :)
I also like this model. Is there another model like A.V. System
Cima, pronounced SHEE-ma
Great video don't let mosquitos get ya!
The fender mirrors look cool.
is that a r31 wagon near the s13?
BIPPU
Y33
First! Hope you have a great day with selling cars
Estonia, Ex-URSS country, has no limitations for import of used cars ? Lucky estonian citizens! We in Russia can not even dream about importing cars produced before 2005, those who do not meet EURO 5 ecological requirements. Also import taxes for 3-7 years old cars are so high that it almost kills import of used cars. For older cars taxes can be 10-20 times higher than actual cost of a car.
There are soooo few people importing cars like this in Estonia, not really an influence to the market or overall traffic. In russia seeing how many jdm cars there are, i imagine someone wanted the be against it in a business or some other weird way.
There are some limiting factors to it still in Estonia. Older than 1998 cars have it easier. Still... very few do this and many find rhd bad.
It's not quite what it seems. There are tons of restrictions on car imports in Estonia, just like in the rest of the EU. I wonder how this guy was able to import it, all things considered. I imagine it was a big hassle.
Its beautiful