2014 Daihatsu Terios Wangon5

Asking price: $9,875

Listed within the last 30 days | Seller located in Dargaville, Northland ·859 views · 42 others watchlisted

2014 Daihatsu Terios Wangon5

NZ NEW. One Careful Owner. Tow-bar.

163,000km

RV/SUV

Petrol

1495cc

Manual

Number plate: HJE176

Year: 2014

Exterior colour: Bronze Olive Pearl

Doors: 5 door

4WD

Number of owners: 1 owner

Import history: NZ New

Registration expires: Jul 2026

WoF expires: Sept 2026

Ratings

Energy economy

8.6L / 100km

Annual fuel cost of $3,370

Overall safety

Based on 2024 VSRR rating

Carbon emissions

206 grams/km

Driver Safety

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Description

One of the last Terios' to be imported to NZ. 2014 NZ new and one owner.

This vehicle has been well looked after, always garage stored, and has a full service history.

A compact 4WD SUV, very reliable and fuel efficient. Fitted with a tow bar. Great, fun car for urban or off-road adventures.

Ready to go with WOF until September 2026, registered until July 2026, and a recent full service in September 2025.

This vehicle can be viewed in Whangarei.

Questions & Answers

chizell
Pic on the engine photo chizell (389) • 8:20 pm, Mon, 20 Oct
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Yes, will upload later today. eastyorks (21) • Monday, 20 October 2025
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Hi could I possibly view today please? maxdon350 (61) • 4:59 am, Tue, 21 Oct
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Yes. Please send me an email and I 'll provide my contact details to arrange. eastyorks (21) • Tuesday, 21 October 2025
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Engine photo added. Seller comment Wednesday, 22 October 2025
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Hi does it have a cambelt or chain please? jazi79 (14) • 11:48 am, Sun, 26 Oct
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Hi there. It is chain driven, no cambelt. Thank you. eastyorks (21) • Sunday, 26 October 2025
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Hi there, how does the 4wd work?? natapillie (407) • 9:46 pm, Wed, 5 Nov
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Hi there. This vehicle is a ‘fulltime’ 4WD so there’s no having to switch between 2WD or 4WD. The power going to all 4 wheels gives you better traction, particularly in wet conditions, off-road, or when towing. There is also a centre differential lock switch and traction control switch, (I’ve never used them), which is apparently very useful if you get a wheel stuck in mud, or other slippery conditions. I’ve never had any issues with this vehicle since new. Starts first time, every time. eastyorks (21) • Wednesday, 5 November 2025