Nissan 100NX 1.6E Automaat “62.000 kilometers”

Body styleTarga
TransmissionAutomatic
Mileage61916 km
Year1994
VAT / MarginMargin
  • Livery in "Pearl" Dark Red over two-tone grey Sports bucket seats
  • 61.916 kilometers from new - With full service history
  • In particularly well-maintained condition
  • Offered with factory pouch containing booklets and Nissan dealer invoices
  • Nissan brochure in 1994: "Feel what it's like to go roofless"
12.500,-

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When launched the slogan “Feel what it’s like to go roofless” back in 1994, they probably had no idea how perfectly those words would capture the spirit of this car. Because the 100NX is exactly that: a small, cheerful free spirit that lifts you out of the everyday, as if it’s saying, Come on—let’s pretend life is a vacation for a moment.

And this particular example? You simply don’t find them like this anymore. So impeccably cared for, you’ll wonder whether it has even seen rain since ’94.
Finished in Pearl Dark Red, the kind of color you never forget once you’ve seen it in sunlight—rich, warm, and just a touch sophisticated. Inside, the two-tone gray sport seats instantly transport you back to the best of the 1990s. And then there’s the mileage: 62,000 kilometers, with full service history, books, invoices, manuals—everything. 100NXs like this essentially no longer exist.

The 100NX itself is a charming, quirky blend of Nissan’s earlier Pulsar NX lineage and the Sunny Coupes of the ’70s and ’80s. An evolution nobody really expected, yet looking back, feels completely logical. Compact, front-wheel drive, lightweight—a sports coupé that never pretended to be a supercar, but simply wanted its driver to smile. Because that’s the whole point of this car: fun, uncomplicated and honest.

Our 1.6E belongs to the desirable fuel-injection generation that replaced the older carburetor setup around 1993. The result is a smooth, reliable engine perfectly paired with the automatic transmission. In the city, it’s relaxed and easygoing; on winding roads, that little sporty heart shows itself just enough to keep things interesting.

And of course, the legendary T-bar roof—two removable panels that turn even a grocery run into a mini road trip. You sit closer to the sky, closer to the sounds around you, closer to that feeling driving used to have before everything became digital and heavy.

The design traces its roots to sunny San Diego, and you can tell. Friendly curves, a playful silhouette—the 100NX is a car with a smile built into it. Not tough, not aggressive—just joyful.
And this example? It’s so neat and well-preserved that it’s almost endearing. A small Nissan that reminds you how light life can feel sometimes. And that’s precisely what makes it so much fun.

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