nissan qashqai 2016 1.5 dci review
23–60. Real MPG. 42.1. Average. Very comfortable front seats with good ride. Feels well built. Strong Renault sourced dCi diesels. Elevated driving position and good visibility. Rear seats not as spacious as you'd expect.
The new Nissan Qashqai diesel plays it safe, but fans of the old model won’t be left disappointed by its replacement. The 1.5 and 1.6 dCi models set new class standards for efficiency and safetyWhat is it? Certain versions of the Nissan Juke have received a light tweaking as a result of a manual gearbox switch. The 1.6 petrol and the 1.5 dCi diesel now use a more compact unit rather than The door covers the entrance threshold so that the pants are always clean. The engine is pleasantly quiet, resilient and lively, with moderate consumption (39 MPG on average). Great for city driving, the lack of power is only felt at very low revs, and on higher ascents on the motorway when the car is fully loaded, but it doesn't diminish its After undergoing a face-lift, it has many improved features and specifications. On the outside, its sharp and neat lines position the Qashqai Version 2.0 somewhere between its bulbous little sibling, the Nissan Juke, and its more conservatively-styled bigger brother, the X-Trail. With raised ride height, roof rails and new black plastic trim