Used Nissan Grand Livina for sale in Malaysia
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Price guide
Used Nissan Grand Livina prices by year
Asking prices for the Nissan Grand Livina by model year, from recent listings here and across the wider Malaysian used-car market. Condition, mileage and variant move individual cars within these ranges.
| Year | Generation | Asking price range | Typical |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | L11 Facelift | RM25,850 – RM50,100 | RM37,766 |
| 2016 | L11 Facelift | RM18,200 – RM21,700 | RM20,500 |
| 2015 | L11 Facelift | RM17,000 – RM29,800 | RM21,500 |
| 2014 | L11 Facelift | RM18,800 – RM22,800 | RM21,500 |
| 2013 | L11 Facelift | RM9,900 – RM21,900 | RM14,700 |
| 2012 | — | RM12,900 – RM20,800 | RM15,999 |
| 2011 | — | RM9,000 – RM17,800 | RM12,000 |
| 2010 | — | RM10,800 – RM18,000 | RM12,800 |
| 2009 | — | RM9,500 – RM14,800 | RM11,350 |
| 2008 | — | RM6,800 – RM17,000 | RM11,000 |
Based on 107 recent asking prices. Across Malaysia, 345 Nissan Grand Livina are listed for sale right now, median asking RM16,800. See recently sold Nissan Grand Livina prices.
Variants & generations
Which used Nissan Grand Livina should you buy
Considering a used Nissan Grand Livina? Here's what you should know to make the best choice:
- Generation Choice: The Nissan Grand Livina L11 Facelift, launched in 2013, is the most recent generation available in the used market. It offers a good balance of updated features and design for those looking to get the most modern version without breaking the bank.
- Trim Levels: While specific trim levels for the L11 Facelift are not detailed, it's widely regarded that higher trims typically offer more comfort and convenience features. Keep an eye out for models with additional equipment like leather seats and a more comprehensive infotainment system.
- Budget Considerations: If you're on a tighter budget, opting for an older model year within the L11 Facelift generation can be a smart move. With registrations peaking in 2013 and gradually declining, earlier models might be more affordable.
- Common Weak Points: Some owners report issues with the suspension and noise insulation in older models. It's advisable to check these areas during a test drive, especially if you're considering an earlier unit.
- Our Recommendation: For most buyers, a 2013 or 2014 model of the L11 Facelift offers the best compromise between modern features and affordability. Ensure the vehicle has a good service history to avoid potential maintenance headaches.
Before you commit
What to check when buying a used Nissan Grand Livina
When considering a used Nissan Grand Livina, there are several key areas to inspect to ensure a sound purchase.
- Service History: A complete service history is crucial for the Grand Livina, as regular maintenance helps prevent common issues such as engine and transmission problems.
- Transmission Check: Some owners report that the automatic transmission can be a weak point, so ensure it shifts smoothly without hesitation or noise.
- Flood or Accident Damage: Inspect for signs of water damage or accident repairs, which can affect the vehicle's long-term reliability and safety.
- Mileage Verification: Confirm that the odometer reading matches the wear and tear of the vehicle to avoid units with tampered mileage.
- Suspension and Steering: The Grand Livina is widely regarded for its comfort, but worn suspension components can lead to a less pleasant driving experience, so check for any unusual noises or handling issues.
- Trim Authenticity: Ensure that any modifications or replacements are in line with the original trim specifications, as non-standard parts can affect resale value and performance.
Owning one
Service & ownership costs
The Nissan Grand Livina, a well-known choice in the B-segment MPV category in Malaysia, is generally praised for its practicality and ease of ownership. When it comes to servicing, the Grand Livina is typically serviced at regular intervals, which are similar to other models in its class. The cost of servicing is considered reasonable, making it an attractive option for families looking for a budget-friendly vehicle. Parts availability is generally good, thanks to the model's popularity over the years.
In terms of fuel economy, the Grand Livina is widely regarded as offering decent mileage, although actual consumption can vary depending on driving habits and conditions. Insurance costs for the Grand Livina are moderate, reflecting its status as a practical family MPV rather than a high-performance vehicle. Overall, the Grand Livina is a sensible choice for those seeking a reliable and cost-effective used MPV.
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FAQ
Used Nissan Grand Livina: your questions answered
Is the Nissan Grand Livina reliable?
The Nissan Grand Livina is widely regarded as a reliable MPV, especially known for its durability and practicality. However, some owners have reported issues with the CVT transmission in older models, so it's advisable to have this checked during a pre-purchase inspection.
Which generation or trim of the Nissan Grand Livina should I buy?
The L11 Facelift, launched in 2013, is the last generation available and is often preferred for its updated features and design. When choosing a trim, consider your needs for features like leather seats, navigation, and safety systems, which vary between trims.
How often does the Nissan Grand Livina need servicing?
Routine servicing for the Nissan Grand Livina should follow the recommended schedule, typically every 10,000 km or six months, whichever comes first. Regular maintenance is crucial to keep the vehicle running smoothly and to address any potential issues early.
What should I look out for when buying a used Nissan Grand Livina?
When buying a used Nissan Grand Livina, check for a complete service history and look out for any signs of wear and tear, particularly in the suspension and transmission. It's also wise to inspect for any past accident damage or irregularities in the vehicle's operation.
How is the resale value of the Nissan Grand Livina?
The resale value of the Nissan Grand Livina is generally stable, benefiting from its reputation for reliability and practicality. To get a sense of current market prices, refer to the asking-prices-by-year table for guidance.
JPJ registrations
How popular is the Nissan Grand Livina?
88,253 Nissan Grand Livina have been registered in Malaysia since 2007, according to open JPJ registration data — recent years below.
Source: JPJ vehicle registrations · full data at car-sales-data
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