Description

Introducing the stylish and practical Toyota Spade 2014, perfect for anyone looking for a reliable and efficient vehicle. This sleek black Spade has only traveled 70801 kilometers and is powered by a 1496 CC petrol engine, paired with an automatic transmission for a smooth and effortless driving experience. Equipped with a range of convenient features, this Spade is sure to impress. Stay cool and comfortable with air conditioning, and easily access your vehicle with central locking. The electric mirrors and windows add an extra level of convenience, while the power steering makes maneuvering through city streets a breeze. Safety is a top priority with this vehicle, as it comes with a reversing camera, driver and passenger side airbags, and ABS brakes. The child seat anchor points and traction control further add to its safety features, making it a great choice for families. Welcome to Portage Cars NZ, where we make car buying enjoyable with our No Hassles, No Hustles motto. As an AA Preferred Dealer, we are proud of our partnership with the AA NZ, which offers you the peace of mind and confidence that all of our imported vehicles have already passed an AA Vehicle Appraisal, 43-point mechanical check and have been Odometer verified. Check out our large range of vehicles online or come in and have a chat with our friendly team at one of our branches throughout New Zealand. Located in: Auckland (New Lynn, Botany & Takanini), Bay of Plenty, Hawkes Bay, Wellington & Christchurch. **AA PREFERRED DEALER** AA Odometer Verified Every vehicle inspected to meet quality standards and NZ regulatory requirements 43 point mechanical and safety check **FINANCE** Same Day finance! Take your new vehicle home today $0 Deposit finance option Flexible terms ranging from 12–60 months No obligation applications online or with our branch team **DELIVERY** Great rates for delivery, NZ wide. Check our base rates below and enquire for specific delivery areas **INSURANCE** Competitive rates for Mechanical warranties and Insurances