Nissan - Cabstar (1999)

When you stumble upon a 1999 Nissan Cabstar, its reputation as a dependable business vehicle—and its tunable price range—can make all the difference for a fleet buyer or a private consumer. If you’re asking Nissan Cabstar price or wondering *what is a 1999 Nissan Cabstar worth*, you’re in the right place. Below you’ll find a comprehensive snapshot of the vehicle’s specs, value trajectory, and how it stacks against rivals—all without giving you a single definitive dollar figure, since the figures “vary by market/condition.”

• Model year: 1999
• Engine: 2.3‑L DOHC 4‑Cylinder inline‑4
• Horsepower: 85 hp @ 5,400 rpm
• Torque: 135 lb‑ft @ 2,200–3,800 rpm
• Transmission: Standard 4‑speed automatic / optional 5‑speed manual
• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive (harness) or optional AWD
• Fuel type: Regular gasoline
• Fuel economy: 18 mpg city / 20 mpg highway (varies by trim)
• Dimensions: Length 147 in (≈12 ft 3 in); Width 75 in; Height 71.5 in
• Wheelbase: 99 in (≈8 ft 3 in)
• Cargo capacity: 833 lb (standard cab); up to 2,000 lb with optional extended cargo bed
• Payload: 1,200–1,400 lb (depending on configuration)
• Seat count: 3–5 (driver, front passenger, and rear passengers in optional 5‑person setup)
• Safety features: Anti‑lock brakes, seat belts (driver and passenger), optional airbags (rear seats)
• Interior: Basic trim with optional features: tinted windows, power elevator, and a simple audio system
• Body style: Three‑door cab, two‑door cargo bed, or optional four‑door SUV‑style variant

When you consider the used Nissan Cabstar price, a key question that pops up is how the vehicle’s value erodes over time. In the first year after purchase, the Cabstar typically loses about 15–20% of its original market value, which is fairly common for light‑commercial trucks. Subsequent years see a “slow‑burn” depreciation curve, with an additional 12–15% drop each year until the vehicle reaches 5‑7 years in age. By the 10‑year mark, you’ll usually see around a 50–55% total depreciation from the original sticker price.

Understanding the depreciation of a 1999 Nissan Cabstar is especially useful if you’re evaluating a *used Nissan Cabstar price* that you found online. While the numbers above are averages, the actual value for a particular unit can differ based on mileage, maintenance records, and regional demand. A lightly‑used model in excellent condition with minimal miles per year will command a price that is roughly 20–25% higher than a similar vehicle with a high mileage figure.

Depreciation Insight: What Should You Expect?

• First year: 15–20% loss
• Year 2–4: 12–15% loss per

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