The Most Modest Fun Car!I collected my Nissan Qashqai two months ago, and it has already clocked 3,000 km. The most impressive feature of this car is undoubtedly its driving dynamics. Despite having modest output figures on paper�156 hp and 270 Nm of torque paired with a CVT gearbox�the driving feel is absolutely fantastic. Best of all, there is none of that annoying CVT whining or grinding noise.The car features three drive modes: Econ, Standard, and Sport, which you can change via the selector on the center console. However, there is another "hidden" sport mode. By pulling the gear lever, you can instantly engage a quick sport mode for fast overtaking.When you change modes for a power boost, you feel an instant surge. The engine revs to at least 1,800 RPM and stays there to ensure the turbo is fully spooled. Thanks to this intelligent setup, you never experience any turbo lag. You can easily pull the gear lever for an instant power boost even while cruising in Econ or Standard mode.If you select full Sport mode via the console, both the gear and engine enter sport mode. While this is the most aggressive setting, staying in it permanently might make you go numb to the power.My recipe for the most fun daily drive:Start daily driving in Econ mode for a relaxed, leisurely cruise.Switch to Standard mode when you need a bit more general responsiveness.Flick the gear lever to Sport for a quick burst of overtaking power.Push the drive mode selector forward into full Sport mode if you want the ultimate, sustained power delivery.Maneuvering through these stages gives me the most joy. Even after two months of ownership, I still look forward to driving this car every single day. I wanted to share this so that all fellow Nissan Qashqai owners can get the absolute most out of this modest, fun car!

The outlook is modern, with most of the continental car feature, and it's mild hybrid made in UK.Everything just sound "atas"... That I had given up of owning a conti car and choose the Qashqai.No regret at all.

I recently made the switch to the Nissan Qashqai, and I couldn't be happier. While other options like the Kia Niro Hybrid seemed promising, I found them lacking in space and height. The Qashqai's spacious interior and high clearance, thanks to its 19-inch wheels, make it perfect for my family. What sealed the deal for us was the wide-opening doors, making it effortless to install child seats. Plus, the moonroof adds an extra touch of magic, especially during nighttime drives that my kids absolutely adore. Despite the higher price tag, the Qashqai's superior craftsmanship and UK manufacturing make it worth every cents.

The new nissan qashqai is a very spacious and comfortable car, for both passengers and drivers. I drive the Nissan Qashqai 1.3 Prestige and I must say, it really is an equal distribution of comfort and quality. The car is simple yet elegant to drive. Handling of the vehicle is of top-notch quality as well. Considering the fact that the Nissan Qashqai is a car of considerable height and length, the car isn’T too light neither does it feel too heavy as well. When driving the Nissan Qashqai, the pickup of the vehicle is smooth and with the new safety features implemented in all Nissan vehicles such as the Note E-power, and the Kicks E-power, the car gives a sense of safety and satisfaction like no other.