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Car Reviews And Price Nissan Note mini MPV

Car Reviews And Price Nissan Note mini MPV

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Nissan Note mini MPV

CarBuyer review

3.5 / 5

management review (9)

3 / 5

Price £ 10,995 - £ 17,895

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Nissan Note mini MPV

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Pros
  • Impressive trunk
  • good rear legroom
  • Efficient checks motors
Cons
  • Loud diesel engine
  • Not much fun
    • to go
  • Suspect internal quality
  • 1 . judgment
  • 2 . MPG, operating costs and CO2
  • 3 . motors, drive & Performance
  • 4 . Interior & Comfort
  • 5 . practicality & trunk
  • 6 . reliability and safety

At a glance

Our selection:
1.5 dCi Acenta 5dr £ 15,785
The greenest
1.5 dCi Acenta Premium 5dr £ 16,795
lowest
1.2 Acenta Limited Edition 5dr £ 10,995
the fastest
1.2 DIG-S Acenta Premium 5dr £ 15,895
Top of the range
1.2 DIG-S CVT Tekna 5dr £ 17,895
Nissan Note mini MPV ->

"his small stature since grade of Nissan offers a large amount of space and practicality, while low running costs mean it will not break bank not well. "

Nissan Note mini MPV

the Nissan Note is a small gasoline engine that offers thanks to a slightly raised roofline far more space than you would expect from a car this size. The closest competitors in the Notice are the Honda Jazz and Kia Venga, but you can also consider a conventional gasoline engine as a Ford Fiesta, Skoda Fabia and Volkswagen Polo, as these cars offer a more pleasant driving experience - although not quite as convenient.

Inside the Nissan Note majors on usability, with sliding rear seats so you prioritize footwell or trunk. Most models also feature a clever false floor in the trunk, which can be raised to sit flush with the loading edge, heavy loads to slide in and out easily make.

Nissan to score with two 1.2-liter petrol engines provides producing either 79 or 97bhp and a 89bhp 1.5-liter diesel. The less powerful petrol is best avoided: it is the only indication that is not road tax free, and it must really hard to make in order to be processed progress. The 97bhp petrol makes the car much easier to live with, while fuel consumption of 65.7mpg means it's cheaper to run well.

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, the 80.7mpg of the diesel engine is very impressive, and it is actually cheaper than the more powerful gasoline to buy, so if you do a lot of miles, it is easy to recommend. If you want an automatic transmission, but this is only an option with the more powerful gasoline, but it is best avoided: the CVT automatic of Note louder, slower and less efficient than the five-speed manual makes

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on the road, the Nissan Note prioritizes comfort on driver involvement. It's great in the city, with light steering and soft suspension makes parking a breeze and potholes barely noticeable, but on the open road, this translated into many body lean in corners. In addition, the steering feels vague, as opposed to light.

Nissan offers the Note in eight orders, and even the entry-level Visia Limited Edition receives Bluetooth phone connectivity, cruise control and CD players. We recommend that the mid-range Acenta trim how those extras like alloy wheels adds, air conditioning and a leather steering wheel. It is also the lowest trim, where the more powerful gasoline engine is available.

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for about an extra £ 1,000 , Acenta Premium adds Navi, DAB radio, automatic headlights and wipers, climate control. The top-spec Tekna style model is very well equipped, but at about £ 7,000 more than the entry-level grade, it is difficult to justify.

While Nissan reputation for reliability has traditionally been strong, there is something taken from a past in the years dry, give with a 28th place in our 2015 Driver Power customer satisfaction survey causes some concern. The note did not fare much better, come 143 cars from 0th

In its Euro NCAP safety tests that scored four out of five stars Nissan Note. While this is not catastrophic and the tests become more stringent in recent years, succeeded the Honda Jazz, the full five-star rating.

MPG, Rates & CO2 runs

4.1 / 5

All the motors Nissan Note are economical - especially the 1.5-liter dCi diesel

motors, drive & performance

3.4 / 5

the Nissan Note diesel engine gives the best performance in the area of ​​

interior & comfort

3.7 / 5

the Nissan Note interior remains on the highway quiet and all models are well equipped

practicality & trunk

4.4 / 5

The Nissan Note provides more space inside than a conventional hatchback

reliability and safety

4 / 5

the Nissan Note provides many optional safety equipment and decent reliability

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Research that helps

3.5 / 5
based on 3 reviews
AutoExpress
4 / 5
" The latest Nissan Note is as practical as ever, but it is now more stylish and better to drive. "
What Car?
4 / 5
"the note provides spacious passenger compartment and the type of technology that you would expect from a family car in a small car with compact. "
Top Gear
5 / 10
"Note between mini-MPV and small cars a happy relationship to each other. a viable competitor for the Honda Jazz."
What owners say
3
 3 / 5 based on 9 reviews
33%
of people to a friend car would recommend

Bookseller Rating:

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Price & specifications
Last updated
6 2016 April
2 . MPG, operating costs and CO2
  • 1 . judgment
  • 2 . MPG, operating costs and CO2
  • 3 . motors, drive & Performance
  • 4 . Interior & Comfort
  • 5 . practicality & trunk
  • 6 . reliability and safety
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