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Nissan extends scrappage deal

* Offer extended by three months
* Covers cars aged 8-10 years old
* Buy a Nissan Micra from £5995
Nissan extends scrappage deal

Nissan has extended its own scrappage scheme for a further three months.

The scheme means that drivers who buy a British-built Nissan will get a £2000 minimum trade-in on an 8-10-year-old car until September.

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Nissan's offer extends the Government's scrappage scheme, which includes cars over 10 years old.

The scheme was originally planned to end on June 30, but has been extended after a significant boost in Nissan's sales around 3000 new Micras have been ordered through the offer.

Along with the Micra, other British-built models include the Note, Qashqai and Qashqai+2. A new Micra bought through the scheme could cost just £5995.

Nissan's UK MD, Paul Willcox, said: 'Our £2000 minimum trade-in provides what the Government's scrappage scheme fell short of offering: a real incentive to buy a British-built car and a guaranteed trade-in value for owners of eight, nine and 10-year-old cars.'

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