1998 Nissan 240SX

Since its introduction in 1989, the 240SX has occupied the position of Nissan's affordable sporty coupe behind the 300XZ. With the departure of the legendary Z-car last year, Nissan now refers to the 240SX as its "sports car."Redesigned in 1995, the 240SX was freshened again last year with new front styling, a more aggressive "face" and the addition of an LE trim to the lineup. Unlike most of the competitors in its class, the 240SX employs rear-wheel rather than front-wheel-drive to give it more spirited handling. Although sales of sporty coupes in general are down significantly, the 240SX has suffered a particularly steep sales decline in recent years.

Models and Safety - Buy The 240SX Here

The 1998 Nissan 240SX is available in three trims: 240SX (base), SE and LE. Safety equipment includes dual airbags, side-impact protection and an optional anti-lock brake system (ABS).

Standard Features - Buy The 240SX Here

Standard for all trims is a 2.4-liter 155-horsepower 4-cylinder engine teamed with a 5-speed manual transmission. Reclining bucket seats, power windows, and a rear window defroster area standard for all trims.

Upgrades - Buy The 240SX Here

The SE upgrades with power door locks, cruise control, air conditioning, an AM/FM stereo cassette, fog lights, and 16-inch alloy wheels. To this the LE adds a power sunroof, leather interior, remote keyless entry, a security system, a CD player and a leather wrapped steering wheel.

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