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Looking to buy a reliable workhorse? The Nissan NV250 remains a favorite among businesses seeking a versatile van that balances functionality with affordability. Whether you’re evaluating the Nissan NV250 price for a new 2020 model, comparing a used Nissan NV250 price, or simply wondering what is a 2020 Nissan NV250 worth, our platform offers a data‑driven overview that puts the numbers in context.

Our database is powered by real‑world listings, dealer inventories, and auction results, ensuring the Nissan NV250 2020 price you see reflects current market trends, rather than static manufacturer MSRP. From sub‑$15,000 new offers to premium trim upgrades, the value of a 2020 NV250 can vary widely, but the core specifications remain universally competitive.

• Engine: 2.5‑liter 4‑cylinder. The inline‑four offers 130 horsepower and 130 lb‑ft of torque, delivering a solid balance of performance and fuel economy.
• Transmission: Manual or automatic 6‑speed, depending on trim. The automatic swap is common in 2020 models and provides smoother shifting for daily routes.
• Fuel Type: Regular gasoline, ideal for moderate fuel consumption and easy access to fueling stations.
• Dimensions (approx.): Length – 10 ft 5 in; Width – 6 ft; Height – 8 ft 6 in. Good for tight city streets and larger cargo capacities.
• Cargo Capacity: 950–1,200 sq ft depending on ladder truck or standard platform configuration.
• Wheelbase: 106 in. Gives the NV250 a stable drive and room for side‑by‑side loading.
• Passenger Capacity: 3–5, making it adaptable for crew transport or to seat a small team.
• Heating / Ventilation: Dual‑zone climate control is available in higher trims, useful for crew comfort.
• Safety Features: Airbags, ABS, and a rearview camera as standard, with optional stability control systems in newer trims.
• Warranty: 36‑month/36,000‑mi limited warranty on the chassis and 24‑month/24,000‑mi on most components.

When it comes to Nissan NV250 depreciation, the van follows trends typical of light delivery vehicles. Studies show that a 2020 model will normally lose:

• 15–20% of its original value in the first year, primarily due to market acceptance and early mileage.
• An additional 10–15% between years two and three as a second‑hand market stabilizes.
• 3–5% per year thereafter, until the vehicle reaches a 5‑year mark, when depreciation slows considerably.

This gradual decline gives buyers visibility and predictability: the 2020 NV250 offers a realistic roadmap for resale value. For instance, if a new van lists at $17,500, you can expect a 2021 used price near $13,750 (±$1,200 depending on trim, mileage, and region). Remember, regional demand can adjust these figures, but the

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