Nissan 200 SX information
Interested in purchasing a pre-owned hybrid car? Then the Nissan 200 SX is an excellent option. AutoUncle has 5 used Nissan 200 SXs for sale in the UK.
What is the price range for a used Nissan 200 SX?
A second-hand Nissan 200 SX on AutoUncle generally sells for around £22,495. The cost of a pre-owned Nissan 200 SX is determined by several factors. Key contributing elements include manufacturing year, fuel economy of the car, number of miles not to mention equipment level.
For example, a younger car with fewer miles on the odometer typically costs more. Likewise, models at the premium end with luxurious features or potent engines tend to come with a more substantial price tag.
Equipment for Nissan 200 SX
The Nissan 200 SX presents a wide variety of trim configurations to suit varying driver preferences and needs. The most popular ones are:
- Nissan 200 SX GT (1 cars for sale at an average price of £22,495)
- Nissan 200 SX S (1 cars for sale at an average price of £23,995)
When assessing the price tags of second-hand Nissan 200 SX cars, it is crucial only comparing the offers of cars with the same engine and equipment variant. If not, you could reach a wrong decision on which car to acquire.
The Nissan 200 SX is available only in the coupe body variant
The Nissan 200 SX only exists in the coupe body type in the UK. As a body type, the coupe prioritises style and sporty driving. This body type usually has a tighter and stronger chassis than a sedan or an SUV, and the model is well-suited to people without children and others who travel light. Coupes tend to be more expensive than their sedan or hatchback sister models.
People prefer the Nissan 200 SX in blue
You can get the Nissan 200 SX in the following shades: blue, grey and silver.
On AutoUncle, you can currently find an inventory of 2 Nissan 200 SX models in the blue colour option, presenting a substantial selection to choose from. Grey emerges as the second most preferred colour option, offering a selection of 2 cars, while silver is the third most popular shade with 1 car available.
Benefits and limitations of the colour blue
Blue cars, particularly those in darker shades, are celebrated for their enchanting allure. It radiates an aura of refinement and sophistication. Additionally, darker blue tones effectively conceal dirt and mud, reducing the need for frequent cleaning and upkeep. Blue offers a versatile canvas for personalization, permitting owners to introduce unique embellishments and accents, thus expressing their individuality.
However, there are some downsides as well. Darker blue cars may be less visible on the road during low-light conditions or at night. Adequate lighting and reflective materials become crucial for safety. In addition, darker shades of blue can absorb more heat from sunlight, potentially leading to a warmer interior on hot days, necessitating efficient cooling measures.
Alternative cars to the Japanese Nissan 200 SX
Several vehicles that are similar to the Nissan 200 SX are available, and the following cars, in particular, serve as excellent alternatives to this sports car.
Alternative cars to the Nissan 200 SX
- Audi TT
- BMW 420
- Mazda MX5
With a selection of 1,557 available models on AutoUncle, the Audi TT unequivocally positions itself as the leading alternative to the Nissan 200 SX. The Audi TT boasts an average price tag of £14,295.
The BMW 420 emerges as a significant contender in the segment, boasting an inventory of 1,492 vehicles presently up for sale on AutoUncle with an average sales price of £17,889. Another good choice for an alternative car is the Mazda MX5 with 732 cars for sale for the average price of £10,995. .
Considering an electric car?
Are you eyeing up the Nissan 200 SX but at the same time pondering the switch to an electric car? The Nissan 200 SX hasn’t been released as an electric vehicle. But if the Nissan 200 SX not is your definitive choice then, let us present some alternative electric car choices of the same car segment, the S-segment. These represent:
Haven't discovered an electric car that catches your eye? View our complete collection of electric cars here.