Nissan Serena Highway Star V-Selection 2011

IMPORT Imported from Japan

ZMW 94,620

Border price (CIF)

Est. delivery to Zambia + ZMW 55,500

Total with delivery (Duty inclusive) ZMW 150,120

Basic info

Mileage: 96,415 km
Engine: 2.0L MR20DD
Transmission: CVT
Fuel: PETROL
Doors: 5
Seats: 8
Body type: MPV

More details

Engine & performance

Mileage: 96,415 km
Engine: 2.0L MR20DD
Displacement: 2,000 cc
Cylinders: 4
Output: 106kW
Top Speed: 180km/h
Fuel Type: PETROL
Transmission: CVT
Driven Wheels: 4WD
Body Type: MPV

Capacity & tyres

Seating Capacity: 8
Doors: 5

Dimensions

Length: 4,770 mm
Width: 1,735 mm
Height: 1,875 mm
Wheelbase: 2,860 mm

Features & options (22)

ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) Air Conditioning Alloy Wheels AM/FM Radio Bluetooth CD Player Climate Control Cruise Control Electric Mirrors Electric Windows Fog Lights (Front) High-Level Brake Light Multifunction Steering Wheel Navigation System Parking Sensors (Front) Parking Sensors (Rear) Power Steering Push-Button Start Rear Entertainment System Remote Central Locking Reverse Camera Third-Row Seating

Description

Family van on paper… VIP shuttle in real life.

This 2011 Nissan Serena Highway Star V Selection 2.0 Petrol 4WD Auto takes everyday practicality and gives it a surprisingly stylish twist. With its sleek Highway Star body styling, this isn’t just a people mover—it’s the one that actually looks good pulling up.

Powered by a smooth 2.0L petrol engine paired with an automatic transmission, it delivers relaxed, effortless driving whether you’re handling school runs, long-distance trips, or full-family road missions. And with 4WD capability, it adds extra confidence when road conditions become less predictable.

Inside is where the Serena really shines. Spacious seating, clever cabin layout, and sliding doors make life incredibly easy for families, groups, or anyone who values comfort and practicality. The V Selection trim adds extra comfort and convenience touches that make every trip feel a little more premium.

Comfortable, versatile, and surprisingly refined, this Serena proves that practical vehicles don’t have to feel boring.