What price did we pay for the wrecked Nissan Serena?

The Nissan Serena has been around longer than most people can realise. It appeared in 1991, and since then it’s gone through five full generations, with a sixth (Type C28) in production, each shaping how the modern Japanese MPV looks and feels today.

What started as a fairly boxy, no-frills van slowly turned into the sleek, tech-loaded family haulier you see on roads now. Sliding doors, hybrid power, smarter safety tech- the Serena picked all of it up along the way, generation by generation.

Despite this look back, it is still popular and known as the family people mover in New Zealand.

To know what car wreckers pay for a vehicle, you must consider your vehicle’s condition. The prices we paid for Serena models from 2009 to 2013 are listed above. As shown in the table above, we paid from $600 to $1,200; however, this range doesn’t mean we can’t pay more or less. Our prices typically range from $300 to $15000. The final price depends on several factors, such as the vehicle’s condition (as mentioned earlier), model, functional parts, and mileage.