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**​2015 Nissan Note Medalist Safety Package | Efficient, Safe & Feature-Packed Hatch** Looking for a compact hatch that combines safety, comfort, and convenience? This **2015 Nissan Note Medalist Safety Package** with 73,500kms offers advanced safety tech, smart features, and a practical design — perfect for city driving or daily commuting. **Some Features Include:** - **Safety Package** – Includes Forward Collision Alert and Lane Departure Warning for added confidence on the road - **Supercharged Engine** – Responsive performance with efficient fuel use - **Half Leather Interior** – Premium comfort and style - **Push Button Start** – Keyless convenience at your fingertips - **Auto Stop/Start** – Improves fuel efficiency in traffic - **Bluetooth Audio** – Hands-free calls and wireless music streaming - **Alloy Wheels** – Stylish and durable finish - **2x Keys** – Extra convenience for everyday use With its advanced safety features, efficient performance, and well-equipped interior, this Nissan Note Medalist Safety Package is a reliable and practical choice for drivers seeking peace of mind, comfort, and convenience. Welcome to **Portage Cars** where we make car buying enjoyable with our *No Hassles, No Hustles* motto. As an **AA PREFFERED DEALER**, all our handpicked, high-quality vehicles are **AA Appraised**, **Odometer Verified**, and undergo a **43-point mechanical check**, giving you confidence and peace of mind. Check out our **HUGE** range of vehicles online or visit our friendly team at branches across NZ: **Auckland (New Lynn, Botany, Takanini), Bay of Plenty, Wellington & Christchurch.** **Why Choose Us:** - **AA Preferred and Appraised**: Odometer verified & 43-point mechanical/safety check - **Finance**: Same-day approval, $0 deposit, flexible 12–60 month terms, online or in-branch applications (TCs apply) - **Delivery**: Cheap rates NZ wide! Check our base rates below or enquire for specific delivery areas! - **Insurance**: Ultra competitive rates for both mechanical warranties & insurances