A man in Gauteng who bought a “brand-new” Nissan Navara Warrior valued at R751,000 says he discovers signs the vehicle had been repaired before delivery. According to the buyer, the concern comes after he spots repair work on the vehicle that contradicts its advertised condition as brand new. He frames the issue as a dispute with Nissan, seeking resolution over the condition and disclosure of the vehicle at the time of purchase.
The report focuses on the buyer’s allegation that the repairs indicate the truck was not in the condition represented during the transaction. It does not provide details on the specific type of damage, the extent of the repairs, or whether Nissan has responded publicly. The information presented centers on the buyer’s contention that the vehicle’s status as “new” is disputed by the repairs he observes.
As the matter is described as a fight for justice, the next steps and any formal inspections, court action, or mediation are not detailed in the available summary.
