Nissan car reviews
Nissan reviews
Nissan LEAF hatchback (2011 – ) expert review
The Nissan LEAF is the first all-electric car which can realistically compete with established, conventional engined hatchbacks like the Focus and Golf. Its range is enough for 95 per cent of UK driver’s daily needs.
Date added: Thursday 31 March 2011.
Nissan Micra hatchback (2010 – ) expert review
The Nissan Micra offers practical, low-cost transport and is cheap to run. It's bettered in most other areas by more accomplished rivals though.
Date added: Wednesday 02 February 2011.
Nissan Juke hatchback (2010 – ) expert review
The Nissan Juke is a supermini-sized hatchback which looks like a tough 4x4. It is exceptional value for money and well built.
Date added: Monday 31 January 2011.
Nissan Pathfinder 4×4 (2005 – ) expert review
Rugged, full-sized off-road 4x4 offers a no-nonsense alternative to luxury 4x4s such as the Land Rover Discovery.
Date added: Tuesday 04 January 2011.
Nissan Qashqai+2 MPV (2010 – ) expert review
The Nissan Qashqai is Britain's top-selling SUV thanks to its reliability and comfort. Two extra seats in the Qashqai+2 make this model even more appealing.
Date added: Wednesday 01 December 2010.
Nissan 370Z Roadster convertible (2010 – ) expert review
The Nissan 370Z Roadster has a great V6 engine and a rear-wheel drive set up to create a modern sportscar that feels every inch a modern classic.
Date added: Tuesday 03 August 2010.
Nissan Juke car review
The new Nissan Juke is the third 'crossover' model in the Japanese company's range. Size-wise it sits in its own niche between traditional superminis such as the Ford Fiesta and small family cars like the Volkswagen Golf.
Date added: Monday 12 July 2010.
Nissan Qashqai MPV (2007 – ) expert review
The Nissan Qashqai smart styling, refined ride and impressive specification means it continues to set the benchmark in the crossover market.
Date added: Wednesday 02 June 2010.
Nissan Navara car review
Nissan’s big Navara pickup has been one of those niche products with staying power. When new in 2005 it was physically bigger than many of the pickups Brits were used to, and although a single cab version is notionally offered here, Nissan hasn’t made much of an effort to promote it, instead going for four-door, King and double-cab variants, which have attracted both lifestyle and business buyers.
Date added: Thursday 13 May 2010.
Nissan GT-R coupe (2009 – ) expert review
The Nissan GT-R has a combination of impressive performance and cutting-edge technology to make it one of the most intoxicating sports coupes on the road today.
Date added: Friday 07 May 2010.
Nissan news
Revised Nissan Leaf driven
Nissan was so far ahead of the game with the original Leaf that, while other makers are still launching (or yet to launch) their first electric cars, the company is already unveiling an updated model. The new Leaf may not look that much different to the old one, but it’s cheaper to buy, more practical and able to go further on a charge.
Date added: Friday 12 April 2013.
Revised Nissan LEAF here in the Spring
The updated version of the all-electric Nissan LEAF will be available with the option of leasing, rather than buying the battery outright. This will significantly reduce the initial purchase prices – although buyers will have to pay a monthly fee – effectively renting the battery from Nissan.
Date added: Thursday 11 April 2013.
Geneva 2013: Nissan Note
Nissan has had a change of priorities with the new Note, which it unveiled here in Geneva. The old model was a mini-MPV, but this latest model is designed to attract buyers from the biggest-selling superminis, such as the Fiesta.
Date added: Tuesday 05 March 2013.
Geneva 2013: Nissan 370Z Nismo
This brawny sportscar has been around for a while now and Nissan has decided to give it the Nismo treatment, meaning more power and a sharper chassis. The Nismo has been available in Japan and the U.S for ages but now it’s coming over here and has been tweaked to match European tastes
Date added: Tuesday 05 March 2013.