2024 Nissan Ariya Engage Electric – Front and Side Damage, Repairable, Cat-S Salvage

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So, I’ve got this 2024 Nissan Ariya Engage electric on the shelf here in Swindon, England — it’s a 74 reg, and it’s been through a bit of front and side damage. It’s been through an insurance claim, so it’s technically a salvage vehicle, but it’s repairable and we’re happy to help with the process.

I’m not saying it’s perfect — the details in the listings (like on eBay or Gumtree) might not be 100% accurate, so I’d really recommend seeing it in person. If you’re thinking about buying it, I’d suggest bringing a mechanic or someone who knows how to check vehicles properly. The damage isn’t something you can judge from photos alone.

We’re not giving any warranty on this one — it’s sold as seen. Once it’s out of our yard, any issues with it are your responsibility. That said, we’re happy to walk you through what’s there, and we can arrange a viewing.

The car’s been with us for a while and has been sourced directly from insurers, so it’s a real deal — not a personal vehicle, and mileage or original specs might not be accurate. Also, it’s not safe to drive on public roads until it’s fully repaired and meets all legal standards. If it has a MOT, that doesn’t mean it’s safe — it could have been damaged after the test.

If you go ahead, you’ll need to do your own HPI check and verify the reg and VIN numbers. We can give those if you ask.

We accept debit cards, bank transfers, or cash — cash does come with a 2% handling fee, so I’d suggest using one of the other options if possible. Any deposit we take is non-refundable.

If you’re interested, just give me a call — I’m Shaun, and Dave’s on the line too. Office hours are 9am to 4pm, Monday to Saturday. Sundays we can arrange appointments.

We don’t take full responsibility after you pick it up — it’s all on you to make sure it’s fit for your needs.

And yeah, it’s a bit of a high-ticket one — I’m talking about £7,605 — but it’s still a solid vehicle with a lot of potential.

If you’ve got questions, just pop in or call. No pressure, just honest info.

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PS: If you’re planning to buy, don’t just go by what’s online. See it. Check it. Decide for yourself.