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Fitment on a used spoiler varies by vehicle, so a bit of detail goes a long way. Our request form covers what breakers need to know, so every quote you get back is for the correct part:
Spoilers were not a standard factory-fitted component on the Nissan Terrano in any of its UK variants — this is a rugged 4x4 SUV rather than a sports or performance car, and Nissan did not fit roof spoilers or rear boot spoilers as original equipment across any trim level or generation sold here. What you may be thinking of is a roof rack, a rear roof bar, or an aftermarket spoiler that a previous owner added. If you've seen one on a Terrano, it is almost certainly an aftermarket accessory, so a breaker is unlikely to stock it as a standard used part — an aftermarket accessories specialist would be a better starting point.
It's very unlikely to be factory-original; Nissan did not list a spoiler as a factory option or trim-level addition for the Terrano in the UK market across either the R20 (first generation) or R50 (second generation, sold in the UK from the mid-1990s into the 2000s) versions. The spoiler you've spotted is almost certainly a dealer-fitted or owner-fitted aftermarket piece. A breaker who has dismantled Terranos may be able to confirm whether the car they have carries one, but it would not be a catalogued standard part.
If you're trying to improve the look of the rear of your Terrano, aftermarket spoiler kits designed to fit the Terrano body are available from accessories retailers rather than breakers. If you're looking for a bodywork panel that came with the car originally — such as a tailgate, rear bumper, or roof rail — those are genuine used parts a breaker can supply, and confirming your registration with them will help them match the right generation and facelift period. If a previous owner fitted an aftermarket spoiler that is now damaged or missing, you'd need to trace the brand or kit rather than search for a Nissan OEM part.
No trim level of the Nissan Terrano — whether that's the entry-level, Sport, or any other grade sold in the UK — came with a factory spoiler as standard equipment, so trim level is not a relevant factor here. This differs from some cars where a higher trim or sport variant does receive a factory lip spoiler or roof spoiler. Your best option remains the aftermarket route if a spoiler is what you're after for your Terrano.