02/10/2008 13:56. Nissan products from this era tend to be quite solid, and I'd expect good things from a well-maintained G20, despite the oldest of these cars approaching the 10-year-old mark.

One thing to look out for is starter trouble, according to this thread at G20.net .

Watch out for power locks that like to work all by themselves . This isn't so much as a reliability issue, but something an owner will want to be aware of. Naturally, the solution isn't too complicated: carry a spare key in your wallet!

Remember that with older cars, reliability is dictated more by previous maintenance than by a given car's reliability history.

Neither the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)... // CanadianDriver