Nissan Qashqai review - still the best family SUV? | What Car?
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2019
- The Nissan Qashqai SUV has been a massive success story. It's had an incredible share of awards, buyers and plaudits - but is this latest model still a great family SUV? It's just had a facelift to try to fight off competition from the Seat Ateca and Skoda Karoq - but what's it like?
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Don't forget to vote in our poll at 2:56 - which family SUV has the best looking interior? The Nissan Qashqai, Seat Ateca or Skoda Karoq
The 3008....
@@cannavaras ...and the Citroen C5 Aircross...
Peugeot 3008
ssangyong XLV, serously. may I aks, why there's zero reviews of ssangyongs?
Peugeot 3008 is easily the best unbelievable you're not mentioning it ...
The reverse camera isn’t meant to film a video it’s just to help reverse
Still crap camera and poorer quality means you might miss someone! Next a better camera would have probably only cost another £5 to fit - but that's cheap Nissans for you...
@@newbeginnings8566 It will cost more than £5 more, but even so, if you calculate how many Qashqai's there are and multiply that by £5, then you'll realise how much more money that would cost Nissan. Besides, I don't think the quality looks that bad that you will miss someone.
I never had a reversing camera on my MK2 CRV and never had a problem reversing that. The Qashqai reversing camera fits its purpose absolutely fine!
Its still much better than Karoq sensors only as standard. I have new qashqai and never had any problem. When you reverse car sensors help as well in addition to camera. If you use qashqai 360 camera feature you'll love bird eye view
Reverse cam porn lol
1.5 dCi 2WD from 2015 - bought 15 months ago with 60.000 km on it. 75.000 km later, only 2 oil and filter changes, not a single disappointment from the car, best buy I've ever made. Recommended to anyone interested in a reliable, economical and a nice looking car.
How does it perfoin the snow ❄
Really want a qashqai and the 2wd is a cheaper option
@@imanishay I live in Sweden, there's snow and ice a big portion of the year.
With a good set of winter tyres and starting from 2nd shift instead of the 1st one, the experience was a safe, stable and enjoyable ride. Manual transmission enables me to roll from 2nd shift right away, so I eliminate any potential wheel spin.
Great car all around. After selling it, I went and got an X-Trail as were having a child soon, and I wanted a bigger boot. That was the only thing with Qashqai, that the boot sometimes felt like lacking, whereas X-trail has space for days.
Check the documentation of how many owners, how many miles, maintenance of course, and feel the clutch. If in doubt, don't buy. There's probably 20 more models of the same type which will have a better clutch.
Also, beware - the 1.5 dCi has a dual mass flywheel, which could be costly to repair. Test a few different cars with the same engine and transmission, and You'll have a good benchmark. That's what I did
Good luck.
@@zaneverovati I've had a dual mass fly wheel repair in the past not nice.
Whats the x-trail like on fuel
@@imanishay computer on the Qashqai used to report an average of 5.8L for me. X-trail reports 7.0L. Cheers
How often do you really see someone touching the dashboard and say oooh this is so soft and premium?
And also, why is it so important that a cheap car has to feel premium? If you want a premium car, buy one instead!
R A Well what if... stay with me now.... you can’t afford it?
The car he's in there isn't anywhere near the level of "cheap car". It's about £27,000 in the UK. You can buy entry level Mercs for less.
I went from QASHQAI to 2018 xtrail Tekna. What a great car. 1.6 turbo. 164hp and manual. Interior looks amazing in that orange brown leather. QASHQAI is too common these days. They are everywhere. I also owned a skyline gtr from Nissan.
You are forgetting a very important point. The Qashqai residual value means it's by far the best car in it's class second hand for the money. And don't believe the reliability surveys as they examine a tiny cross section of the actual cars on the road. There is a reason why the Qashqai is the best selling car in it's class in the UK.
I've got a 2016 x-trail tekna. Had no problems with it exept for a dead battery which is normal and breaks only now being changed. Very good car. The qashqui you have in the video is the acenta or the acenta premium. The n- connector comes with 2 tone wheels, partial leather seats. Way more stuff
We are about to buy our 3rd qashqai. Love this car. The main points for us is the safety and you get all the extras as standard. We have the sunroof and my husband is over 6ft he doesn’t have any problems. We love the 360 cameras.
I have had three qashqais which I have been very pleased with latest on 1.5 diesel bought new two years ago only trouble i have had is a battery which was replaced free of charge. 50 to the gallon free road tax lovely car very pleased indeed
I've had Qashqai for 3 years. I love it. 100% reliable.
Wait til the warranty runs out..We maintained ours perfectly, then less than two weeks over warranty, the gear box blows up, radio and head display unit kept turning off then resetting itself on a daily basis. Forked out over $4000 for repairs after which the repairer told us to get rid of it. We did. We will never deal with Nissan again, nor it seems, will anyone else we've spoken to.
@@anitas2486 Sorry you had a bad experience. I've dealt with 2 Nissan dealerships here in the UK. My experience has been 5 star!
In fact my most recent was the best ever dealership I have ever dealt with. (Lookers in Leeds AMAZING!). I chose Qashqai again as my last one was a dream to drive and was 100% reliable. I've gone for top of the range this time the car is FANTASTIC!
Anita S name any company and or product and you can find a story like yours. It’s called the law of averages. You won’t deal with Nissan again because you had a bad experience, the reality is Nissan are a massive and successful company because they make great products. It would be unlikely to happen again if you bought another Nissan car. You could have bought a Volkswagen and experienced the same issues, then you wouldn’t deal with VW again.
@@anitas2486 Ohh, that's crazy 😒
@@adampoots1850 You miss the point. I loved my new car - no argument there. The handling of the issues that we were unfortunate to experience however, bordered on contempt. If we had gone about it (complained) in a more aggressive manner, perhaps the outcome may have been better? The law of averages - perhaps. The logic of 'fool me once' was, in this case, justified.
I find this review a bit nit picky. I’ve just bought this very model and don’t recognise any of the ‘downsides’.
I don't understand why no one notices it's on the right OK button a zoom option, you don't need pinch zoom for navigation map.
I don’t agree with you that the earlier 1.2 engine is gutless. It delivers more power than the 1.6 engine in the first version. Apart from that nice video.
I agree I have 2016 Tekna 1.2l and it's pretty powerful. Obviously not the best but definitely not gutless
Have a 2015 acenta model , bought it in January 2015, 1,6 dci xtronic. In 5 years only battery drained once and it was replaced by a warranty. Since then no even one problem with it so far. I can say this is a good car for a value, especially new model could be now with little improvements on infotainment and steering wheel.
I love my Nissan Qashqai. So comfortable and fuel economy is great.
What model and year do you own. I really want to buy a qashqai but i need to wait to get out of lockdown and for work to get back to normal
We’re thinking of getting one soon but I’m nervous 😬 never driven an suv before 😣😣😣
i've had a 2016 quashqai 1.6l diesel/ 4wd for a few years now, as a petrol head this car was never ment to imrpress me and was bought as an instrument for the home.. a soulless family car that serves it purpose. and it does brilliantly, but i must say that it has surprised me a bit how well tuned the suepension is, driven down a country road it really can handle it self and has a somewhat sporty charakter,
Cuánto vale
Does it have the same AC problem like the first one???
Having owned a brand new 2016 'Tekna' auto diesel until 2019, my only criticism is the depreciation in its value after 3 years and bang on mileage, compared to that of a VW Tiguan or Audi Q2 etc.
Had an 09 plate Qashqai, 12 plate Peugeot 3008, 15 plate Qashqai and 18 plate BMW 218i, ordering a new Qashqai for 2021 definitely not a BMW...
Karoq What Car best in class couldn't agree more lve got one it's superb every one who travels in it says how smooth and comfortable it is only people who don't rate it have never driven it.
Best features in the Qasqai are the bake up camaera and top down parking assistance camera. Very useful when parking and manoeuvring around tight areas. I reviewed one myself on my channel, mine must have been the pre facelift version as I had a different infotainment system to the one you drove.
i got the 2020 1,3 petrol model i love it
I had the mark one qashqai 1.6 petrol for nearly 10 years and it never let me down but was put off by the shocking unreliability of the mark 2 version so i traded my mark one qashqai for a skoda karoq i was one over by the sheer quality of the car and the way it drives it hasn't got the bells and whistles of the Peugeot 3008 but it's a better car .
Iv had my qashqai for 5 years now and never let me down,
Does all you want from a car really.
Having a new one in jan l like it that much.
Want an suv just can't decide which??? Ateca, kuga, tiguan, CX5, karoq, qashqai, 3008,X1 it's just hard to know what best choice like the audi q2 and vw t roc... But think having a bad back I'd prefer a one easier to step in and out
The 1.2L engine on the last model was NOT gutless i get 53mpg most days on combined town and long runs for people moving up to a 2015 or newer model Nissan Qashqai as a second hand buy
They are a very good buy a lot of car for the money the model i have has got every option spec except it does not have the auto reverse park so you get a lot of safety and toys for your money
I had the first facelift model ( 2010) for three years and have to say it was a brilliant car, never had a problem with it. I really wanted to not like it as i didnt like the dealer but couldnt fault it
i have the 2010 facelift +2 2.0cvt petrol 4wd tekna , brilliant suv but petrol consumption is way out of specs. 12-14litres/100km in town and 9-10 out from it..
@@alex-kv6pu It's a 2 litre petrol with a CVT, what did you expect?
@@LIONtib still alot considering romanian roads arent so smooth, and Timișoara not so big.. but still i like the suv and it feels quick each time i kickdown, cvt is a little sensitive from stop, sometimes it pushes little harder than normal crowl if you get me,
I just bought 2016 Tekna last week and I absolutely love it 😍
Very good Video. Tip:To enlarge and back the Card from the Navigation you can turning the Right Button 😉
2015 ti auto (top of the range)
For over au $35k it was a huge disappointment
Correction- 2014
What is it getting replaced with?
The Qashqai is great car for everyday use, no problems expect clearing internal condensation from the front windscreen in winter months.
Get the one with the heated screen, no problem then.
You need to own one the 1.2 petrol gives enough power and I'm six foot and the pan roof gives no problem just a just your seat correctly and the boot space takes the parcel shelf below in the bottom boot or the panels fit at the back of the rear seat so all round good car.
We have one of these in Australia, December 2018 built, the only engine we have is the 2 litre 4 cylinder petrol. The brakes all went within 2000 kms, never had any issue with any car in the past with brakes (Runout) had the 4 rotors changed under warranty.
I’ve had over 200,000 kms out of brakes on prior cars.
I live in dead flat Nth Qld, no hills or heavy braking.
We had a 2013 Nissan Pulsar turbo 1.6, this is the Renault engine car. Don’t know if this car was available in the UK, might be under the tilda nameplate? After ownership of the Qashqui for a few months. Feeling buying this car was more of a downgrade than upgrade.
just bad driving and bad servicing
iv had 3 qashqai. never had any new brakes or pads in any
2 ltr isnt made highest is 1.7 diesel
2014 ti auto (top of the range)
For Au $35k, we were most disappointed with the after-sales service, let alone the fact that even after forking out $4k for repairs, we were advised to get rid of it as it would have cost us another bomb to fix other issues.
its 8 yes old at 2914, reoairs come through lack of good servicing, iv had 3, serviced as per and you dont get issues
what did you have done to get a 4 k repair bill?
at the moment im using a rental vauxhall astra cause my audi q3 broke down so im ordering a new 2019 qashqai maybe
Good choice you wont regret it!
Same as mine right down to the coulour great car
Is this available in pakistan
This is very nice compared to Nissan offerings in the USA. I find it unfortunate that Nissan offers conventional automatic and manual transmissions in other markets, while offering only CVT in the US.
I don't think Americans consider DCT "conventional auto".
@Tiberiu Marian Not sure about that. I tend to refer to them as auto-manual.
@@2W3X4YZ5 DCT is a dual clutch automatic. The one in the Qashqai is a Mercades-Benz gearbox. The Qashqai is one of the few Nissans where the auto is not a CVT many of the other Nissan Autos are CVTs. DCT is much better but can be jerky and does not have crawl but a million times better to use and more reliable than a Nissan CVT
I'm looking at getting one of these soon, is there anyone on here who can give an owners opinion, reliability and comfort and how good they are on day to day driving etc?
Bought pre reg 12 months ago with 40 miles on clock 1.6 dct 160 bhp auto. Mercedes engine and Mercedes autobox. Live rural so get 50 mph. 18 inch wheels still makes for smooth ride (reduce cold tyre by one psi) N connecta has all the bells and whistles and good passive safety features. Bought mine after Kadjar which is bad compared to n connecta. With new model near you should get a good deal
. Summary...great car to drive, smooth, refined and relaxing to drive with auto, very upmarket feel to s wheel and dash. Would I buy again...no..I'd buy two🚙🚙
Finishing 2nd from bottom on reliability outweighs all the rest which is pretty average anyway.
Qashqai is oldest and largest numbers compact suv on road. So proportional poor reviews also in big number not surprising. Qashqai has improved lot on performance over years. Latest engines have highest reliability but unfortunately you cannot find reviews basis on model. I have 1.3 engine qashqai and best car ever bought
@@yogs3870 I would bet a lot of quashqai owners don't even open the bonnet to check oil and coolant levels once in a while and just drive the car until it breaks.
I love my Nissan Qashqai 2018 Accenta + Connect. Very comfortable to drive.
Please try and use the KIA Soul
title of video says 2020 but the car we're looking at is a 68 reg, so clearly not the 2020 car.
Love my Qashqai
Did the Toyota rav4 not make an appearance long before the Nissan?
Yes but it was small uneconomical and not very good, Range Rover and Land Rover also before...
Yes, but that was the first ' SUV', QQ is the first cross-over ( SUV-stationwagon.)
I have a tekna plus QASHQAI and the ride is way to firm because of the massive wheels.
You can change them free of charge from the dealer for the smaller ones!
mines the n motion and they are 19 inch
when you swap the tyres use the mich primacy 4 , they give a softer ride
all large wheel cars will be harsher
What Car chickened out of giving the Qashqai 3 stars overall - most aspects of the car they gave 3 star.
I've got this car and in this colour and its great
What color is this? It looks nice, but I can only find pearl white, doesn't look like it.
Trespasser it’s silver
@@nks80 Thanks.. they don't offer this colour in Canada, the closest one is a darker 'gun metallic'.
I surprised you never mentioned the Nissan pro pilot features
Because they are not available in Europe on the QQ. Pro Pilot is a Rogue feature in the US.
I have the pilot one edition, and it has pro pilot. I’m in London btw
This is supposed to be 2020 plate the car your showing is 68 plate????
I currently have a 2016 1.2 tekkna and going to trade it in this year to a Audi A3. The info display is not that great on the qashqai. Am downgrading in size but not in price . The batteries on my 2016 qashqai is not great and I had to buy another one last year .
Ok. Cards on the table here. I currently own a 3 year old 3.0 diesel A6. Interior is the best I've had, it is a lovely place to sit. The engine is smooth, quiet and quick BUT this car lies to me. Official mpg is supposed to be 57 combined. The best I can achieve on a long run (which in fairness is what this car is designed for) is 47 mpg which is ok. Careful driving in mixed conditions is 40-41mpg. What gets me is the trip computer always overstates mpg by 2 or 3. I know what I get because I fill the tank and note fuel used and miles covered before resetting the trip. I've done this for 30k miles. I've discovered European makes (Audi, Renault, Ford and Vauxhall) are dishonest whereas Japanese makes are more accurate (Honda, Mazda and Toyota: I exclude Nissan because they are basically Renault). I will not buy another European car until they stop lying to their customers.
Robert Langham my 1.2 2016 qashqai only gets to 30 mpg. I drive in London and drive within speed limit . I get very poor mpg.
@@ariframzan8602 I think you've proved my point. My next car will be real Japanese (i.e. not Nissan or Mitsubishi) or Korean.
@@robertlangham2356 buy a Mazda. 8ve heared they are very good to drive and are quite nice inside. I don't think you should go Korean they look pretty nice but I would still stick to Japanese cars instead as they are better built when you feel it
Hi!! small question, between Qashqai, mazda CX30 and Toyota CH-R what is the best?
Nothing but issues with our 2018 Qashqai. With in a week of collecting it from the dealer, it went back in with an AdBlu error. We finally got it back 5 weeks later but we still have issues, including random stalling and power issues. Also random power drops meant we were left out in front of traffic and have almost been hit a few times. I won't even mention the auto braking randomly kicking in from time to time. Will be the last one for us, this is number 3..
always sucks when that happens, i have a 2016 and and it has been superb, it has had two faults in the whole since new, the first one came in at over 50k miles
well look at the bright side atleast when they detect a fault with your qashqai they keep the car untill its fixes, as for me the dealer told me to drive until the replacement parts came back from the factory, my gearbox oil seal was broken and i was loosing oil.
Can’t understand why can’t they stick an iPad or any other Android tablet on the car.. we have buttery smooth navigation for almost a decade now and still all the cars have stupid infotainment system!!!
True , I love the one in the new Ford Focus do , it's really good and fast to respond 👍
How do you know it's not?
completely agree - you can get tablets these days for around £200 with better and more responsive screens, faster graphics etc than even some of the more top end car infotainment systems. When you're paying upwards of 30 or 40k for a car, surely it's not that much of a stretch for the manufacturers to improve on this
this is a rebadged Renault so prob wont work half the time!!
The reviewer is good.
As good as asphalt on the bottom of the ocean.
@@BogdanEmilBunica Where your comment should live.
The Freelander was on sale years before this car came on to the market.
This is a crossover, journalists just love to mix terms like it's all the same.
The quality of the cheapest Chinese camera is better than the quality of the cameras of the qashqai. I was very disappointed!
Gosh do you have anything good to say about this car at all? I'm picking one up at the weekend. Should I cancel?
Did you pick it up after? We’re looking at getting one.
I had a 2019 Qashqai the other day as a hire car for work. It was loaded with kit, very comfy and handled well but the peddle position was awful. I have size 8 feet which could not fit on the floor and manage the clutch which I can in pretty much every car I have driven, also the electronic parking brake was awful and for those reasons I wouldn't buy one. Plus the infotainment system was too complicated and I didn't like it. Fundamentally its a very good car, but not for me though.
Lol how was the parking brake awful ?
@@R3RLEE I just couldn't get away with it at all. Shame really.
I agree...!
w- iv got size 9 no issue
parking brake is better once yoy give a little pressure on the brake
works fine them the info system us better to use in menu mode, everything then is at hand
iv got the N MOTION got everything i need and more
pleasure to drive
This is the old model not the 2020 version
Thumbs down from me.
I have a qashqai 2012 model and I can honestly say that I've never had so many problems with a car in my 36 years of driving. They should hand you a manual for the amount of common problems this vehicle has.
I think it's been deliberately built for parts to break. I'm approaching the £3000.00 marker on repairs and there is a whole lot more to do which I will have to try and do myself.
I can't afford this mountain of repairs needing done.
Mr Nissan
Your off the Christmas list.
Such a pity Renault bought Nissan they used to be bullet proof
very true
Noel Cahill Renault didn’t buy Nissan .... it’s ‘an alliance of equal partners’. There was a recent fraud case involving the CEO, Carlos Goshn and now Nissan will probably drop Renault.
@@DMJ52 its amazing how people come out with these statements when they obviously don't know what they ate talking about......
Lots of reviews in videos are not absolutely correct. I have 1.3 qashqai and can say interior quality is great. Also reliability is falsely reported. First of all every 1 of 4 mid size suv is qashqai. Its selling hot for over 15 years so you'll hear enough bad reviews in comparison to suv like karoq which is only couple of years old and not that many karoq on road. Qashqai reliability has lot improved in latest models which is not reported. Its not fair potentially users are put away on reliability issue which is not even applicable to latest models. For example qashqai has new turbo engines which are great. Secondly lag reported with info system is not correct. I use every day and its great. I agree it has few issues like bit smaller screen and position not driver friendly. I was also put down by these negative reviews for qashqai and almost bought karoq. But most reviewer do not tell that karoq petrol manual transmission model has kangoring issue. I came across it in Test driver where it stall during changing gear from first to second gear. I then searched online and came across this reported by several karoq owners. To make it worse vw has never released proper fix or did callback. Why reviewer miss such important bits. I almost had accident on karoq with that issue
i'd had 2017 Tekna 1.6 cdi automatic and it had countless problems
like?
The infamous CVT gearbox most likely
Just wondering if there's a worse suv crossover than this out there... Can't think of any
maybe you should learn to drive
So is this a Nissan Qashqai or a Seat Ateca/Skoda Karoq review?
Pretty much but Koraq is a better option
@@mskafridi4815 for the price I think the qashqai is the best. With less than 35k dollars (with the n-connecta version) you can buy an enough accessoried car
Well said!
@@mskafridi4815 my son bought one he got rid inside 4 months
too many electrical issues
Ive had many Nissans (previously Datsun) cars in the past and their reliability was bulletproof. Since their tie up with the french I wouldn't now touch one with a barge poll just ask around. Japanese cars in the main are super reliable whereas french cars are not.!!!!
..but there is no place for family in this car; i was on test drive but i buy Škoda Super...
Yes, boot is to small and there really isnt much space at the back
True we went bmw x1 build quality so much better on german cars
If you need more space go for the X-Trail. X1 is not the same class as the Qashqai.
@@MrLmp2109 no not really. Build quality in Mazda is superb plus they are cheaper and also very fun to drive. If you want a fun car than I suggest Mazda
Peugeot 3008 is the best suv now, it feels far more premium.
this is not the best model
it s not a tekna
Ooooooh no no no
The switches and buttons on the centre console look exceptionally made. The small steering wheel does take some time to get used to.
Depends on price point, bmw, volvo or audi make much better though not in same budget
Why dont you ask someone who has had one for a year? I have a good review for you if you want.
You need some proper info. Not some guy on a sunday afternoon jolly! ffs!
@@thesewalkamongstus8367 What is your review?
I had a 65 plate 1.6dci tekna, absolute LEMON reliability , 4 sat nav units, 2 driver seat bases, cameras kept going out of calibration, Milton Keynes Nissan dealer lied to me about replacing the seat and had to complain to Nissan H/O who couldn’t be bothered if they tried. Terrible road noise and wind noise. Pan roof was fixed and didn’t open. Will never get another one. Peugeot 3008 is a far better SUV.
yuk anything french made will give you problems
too much plastic under the bonnet and the 308 rattles like a bag of nails
poor quality throught
moved to qashqai///utterly reliable
This is the car my mum has.
Many old ladies like these to go to the hairdresser.. Perfect for those that need this type of car...
Peugeot 3008 is easy the best in this class not even close .
Cannot believe it's not mentioned
3008 is the worst.
i dont buy anything made in france
2md to bottom??? I live in Canada, had to shopped for a small SUV’S in late November 2019, between Honda with the damn Civic engine and noisy too, less equipment, can’t trust the rusty Mazda, Hyundai Kona = small engine,retail value ???, for the comfort,equipment, fun to drive, average engine, I think the Qashqai doing good ,but not for gas/mileage.
Renault Kadjar?!
Car 4 months in dealership and they have rejected claim for a new engine. It’s criminal what they have done to me. Absolutely disgusting even the customer care admitted the engine had a fault.
Well if I can’t get my car fixed with a know fault might as well help as many as I can. Watch your air con,watch your oil consumption and smells of oil, check for any ratting noise, check water ingress on park assist or camera constantly come on when raining make sure you mention in writing any issues you have under warranty.
Message Nissan in they will call the dealer and the dealer will then do anything for you because they will get scared
Nissan never again to many unsolved problems and to many excuses from dealers. To many days without the car. To many noises. To much expensive repairs in a few miles car.
If it’s a 2020 review why’s it a 68 plate, what a load of BS
Why can every Nissan be seen with the headlights and fog lights on in broad daylight?
Is it bad design or are Nissan owners all blind?
Well lv got a nissan and mine aint on so l think its you thats blind!
Peter Marshall if u have it on auto they come on there own 🤔same as the wipers
it's a toy compared to ssangyong (been testing both). will we get a chance to see some review? I like your review and hope it could help me to persuade my common sense, which suggest buying more comfortable, spacious, robust family car saving half price.
1.2 ENGINE GUTLESS I can prove you wrong on that Fact mines an Auto and it can blow other cars away
7 speed automatic is 8.4 seconds 0-62 mph..!
Got new kick car below nice
Low reliability thanks to Renault involvement.
Exactly.... This is a jacked up Renault Clio...
Here in Australia they use cvt auto manufacturer jatco (crapco) which is known to fail conveniently after warranty period between 100 to 160000km and their not cheap about 5k onwards and about 3to4 weeks off the road. Yeh dog and lemon brand which is a shame Nissan reliability suffered big time under Renault
Don’t be fooled by the badge on the front - just because it’s Japanese doesn’t mean it’s going to be reliable, because ever since Renault merged with Nissan in March 1999, Nissans haven’t been as reliable as they used to be before the merger...
That is definitely the truth.. The Renault merger was the start of the decline...
Disagreed. The acquisition made Nissan cars much more comfortable and the suspension comfortable and a joy from my experience through the years with Nissan cars in multiple continents.
i had to say bye to my 2016 audi q3 because im buying a range rover evoque or a nissan qashqai
I love it!!!!!!!
I fail to understand why the info system is so slow and ugly... I mean.. a chinese tablet is 100 eur and it gives you full hd.. It is 21st century Nissan!!!
Well their system is 2,50€, so that explains the difference 😂
Engine blew on mine after 4 years from new, Nissan didn’t want to know, wouldn’t touch a Nissan again . My workmate also had an engine blow out. Avoid at all costs
nissan guarantee 60 k miles on engine and gearbox
What the hell is with the subtitles? Infotainment is constantly spelt incorrectly as infertalient.
To wind you up, and they've been spectacularly successful.
Were you using the 'Automatic' subtitles? These are usually pretty good at getting the point across, but can have errors in as they're generated by a computer rather than a human!
@@whatcar There wasn't an Automatic subtitles option because you guys have uploaded English subtitles for it, which is now fixed :)
British people should buy the Qashqai because it’s made in UK. Do not forget it.
That's one of the reasons I chose mine. But, I absolutely love it. My last one was great on fuel, wonderful to drive and the 360 cameras were a godsend at times.
The camera is improved on the new one. Designed and built in the UK is a massive plus point!
Ah, that would explain the quality problems ;)
@@keesketsers5866 I owned my first one for three years, I didn't have any issues at all. It was a brilliant.
Bought a new one a moth ago and LOVE it!
That UI is embarrassing
I'd check out common problems. If it was a book it would be the size of the manual.
This is the reality folk's.
It is, what it is.
Disappointing.
The Nissan Qashqai is a weird car when it comes to reliability. I know many people who have had no problems and many other people who have had a terrible experience
Owner of a 2017 Qashqai, if your thinking of buying a qashqai ill tell you right now DONT, maybe im one of the unlucky ones but in 1,5 Years i had 40 visits to the dealer, faulty main car computer, faulty radar, faulty plastic components (popped off after 2 months, had to replace the rear plastic trim), way too sensitive parktronic as in a spec of dust makes it think your about to collide, and make the hole system go nuts, and so mutch fun while driving to be startled by a loud signal from the parktronic, the suspension feels hard, i had cars 10+ years older that were way more softer, also if you hear any sounds coming from your suspension forget about the warranty because sounds coming from the suspension are not covered by warranty according to the dealer, the electrical system is so good that you get nice disco show every morning when you start the car all the lights start to flicker and according to Nissan it should be like this, and even after 40+ visits i couldn't return the car even if i wanted to because we here in Europe dont have the lemon law like the american's :( well this concludes my rant, save your self the trouble and buy anything else but the Nissan qashqai, Hope this heals atleast someone evade the trouble im having with my QashQai :)
Sounds like you got a lemon. I'm on my 3rd Qashqai now and loving it
@@philh3709 yeah and tghe worst thing is that theres no law like in USA here in Europe that you can get your money back, i just have to suck it up.
It's 2nd from bottom in reliability so the stats back this up.
@@richardtuson605 wish i knew this before buying, just changed the chain where 43k km so yeah never ever will i buy a Nissan again.
But, but, but, but..So no Nissan..Got you.
I had a 65 plate, 4 sat navs, 2 driver seat bases, terrible dealer service , never again!!! LEMON
Had a 2018 Qashqai rental car for a day recently - the 1.2 petrol one. Pretty impersonal and boring, with a steering wheel that felt like something from Logitech. A-pillar and those big mirrors felt obstructive, and with that engine it's really just for driving in a city. Usable car, but boring and with no real personality.
Yep..... those awful wing mirrors really annoyed me when I hired one once.....
Hahahahaha same colour and shape as mine
Wow.. that engine looks horrendous.. they should have at least put a cover on it!! So bad headroom, worse info system, cheap plastics, avg boot, worst reliability ... did I miss anything else .. and it still is the top selling suv in UK!!!
Ye, you missed a lot mate. But we are all happy about it.
It is obvious that this guy wants you to buy a Skoda Karoq.
It's called 'a moonroof'.
Depends where you live. Always known it as 'a sunroof'.