Used Cars Sale for New Zealand

	Western Samoa Direct Buying Better at Wholesale Prices Company Profile A global distributor of used vehicles mainly from Japan. We operate as wholesaler of used vehicles with offices in Auckland (Head Office), Hamilton, Tauranga, Wellington and Christchurch. Why us? Widest selection We sell cars, vans and MPV's with a downloadable inventory list of over 4,000 used vehicles! “End to end” quality control Our “E2E” quality control system ensures you that from purchasing of vehicles in Japan up to actual delivery of the sold vehicle, nothing is left to chance by our technical staff. Professional services We take the hassle out of buying vehicles online. We assure reliable service and accurate vehicle information on all our stock. We also offer unparalleled 24/7 online customer assistance!
	MPV MADNESS! Take advantage and be the first to buy any of these amazing bargains. Buy now! All vehicles have proof of ATNZ ownership. We can organize shipping through Polynesian Shipping at buyer’s expense. Letter of Credit or Full Payment via TT prior to shipping preferred. Click here to view our banking details.
	2001 TOYOTA ESTIMA 2001 Mazda MPV PRICE: NZD 11,300 Aeras ACR400032515 115204K 5 Door Petrol Auto PRICE: NZD 8,200 @ NAVI Sports LW5W-224948 113181K 5 Door Petrol Auto 2000 TOYOTA ESTIMA 2000 HONDA ODYSSEY PRICE: NZD 10,900 G MCR30-0012007 98434K 5 Door Petrol Auto PRICE: NZD 8,900 L RA6-1014497 110035K 5 Door Petrol Auto 2001 MAZDA MPV 2000 HONDA ODYSSEY PRICE: NZD 8,400 X LWEW-162403 94100K 5 Door Petrol Auto PRICE: NZD 9,000 L RA6-1059417 98599K 5 Door Petrol Auto
Note: All units are complied and transport charges may apply.
For inquiries, Click the image and look for the chat with customer services link. You can call +64 09 257 0070 or email us for any inquiry. Please do not forget the chassis number as your reference.

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Learn the Basic of info in starting your cars.

Before driving your cars, you should have basic information in cars starting process. Understanding this will help you in a situation where cars start to show problems.

1. Investigate the starter. Make sure the starter doesn’t have a loose connection. It’s easy to see the wires that connect to the starter motor, assuming you know what a starter motor looks like. If not, search Google Images for “car+starter+motor.” Now!

2. Check your fuses. While it’s understandable that you are about to blow a fuse by now, try having a little more patience. If your car has a fuse box which is associated with the starting system, you might want to make sure that the problem is not as simple as a blown fuse. You might want to do this before getting your hands dirty with step numbers 1 to 4. Oops, sorry!

3. Test the ignition coil. Use a multimeter that can measure impedance. In the absence of a multimeter tester, use your hands to feel if there is any current in the coil when the car is started. Really, a lot of people do this but I don’t recommend it.

4. Inspect the coil wires. Examine the coil wires and see if they are shorted or broken then use the multimeter tester to ensure their connectivity.

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