Is the 2025 Nissan Kicks SR the BEST new SUV to BUY? 

Gotta give credit where credit is due. I salute you for that🫡

Unfortunately Nissan is sticking to their making ugly car practic

A great deal of tech and value here depending on the price when released. If only it didn't have a cvt I too being a loyal Toyota fan w just might have considered it 😢

It looks way better than any competing vehicle Toyota/Lexus has to offer currently for sure.

@@seanysj85the CVT argument died a long time ago. 😂

I am so glad that I can share the laughs and the cars with you!

Almost thought he was going to shoot for a DP joke when he mentioned two 12" screens, but crisis averted

Joe’s straight delivery on the joke made it funnier. I don’t think I could have gotten the joke out with laughing. 😂 thanks Joe. That’s why we keep watching.

This is funny

I agree it looks really nice on this SR trim, I just hope the S and SV models will look this good

It also makes me think of m&m's

It looks like they forgot paint color all the way. LoL

This is so very true! Very good points!

The HP is pathetic

@@stavroslask1292 it’s a subcompact suv what do you expect…

@@stavroslask1292that’s exactly what I said. Like wtf?

@@mattmekhaeil I except a lot more in 2024 with regards to power!! Not going backwards with a 3 banger from China!

Guess what?! I bet they won’t.

100% agreed. I'm looking at a 2024 Corolla cross hybrid right now and the interior has all the charm of a clinical morgue. And Fisher-Price simplicity but not in a good way. It's like the most basic and boring and functionless design I've ever seen in a vehicle. And to make it fully like a death related thing, you have yet another tombstone style - display that sticks up annoyingly rather than being inlaid like this. This is a million times nicer. The only thing I don't see addressed here, please tell me this thing has a brake hold function, and remote start in the fob not as a phone app! I completely disqualified anything Mazda makes because of the bullshit they pulled with remote start as a paid app

@@CaskStrength777 I own a 2022 Corolla hatchback. The exterior is great, but the interior while simple and easy to use, it's plain jane.

They won't.

​@@Hschlick84Truly agree, it's boring. But they wont do it, people will still buy it regardless

A NISMO engine !!!!

Kicks is for the North American and South American markets while the Juke is for the European and Asian markets.

@@Cerby1979 is it on the same platform?

I’m so glad to hear that!

@@RaitisRides I wonder if there'll be a NISMO Edition? 🤪

I read it will be 20-25 so 25 would be the sr

​@@craigc187925k? That would be an amazing value!

@@craigc1879 $40K after the dealer gets done gouging you.

I really appreciate that so much

I am so glad to hear!

2023 is the last year for the maxima.

Nissan will be very happy to hear that!

That is the million dollar question.

I am glad that you think so.

The current Kicks is a perfect size for a lot of people. Shame that Nissan made it bigger 😢

​@@davidjymWhy people are afraid of bigger space? Who wants to drive in a sardine can?

@@jraheemjefcoat429 is not the case of being afraid, but cars are getting bigger while garages and parking spaces are not, so it's just easier to have a smaller vehicle especially if one has to commute to downtown regularly.

@davidjym You can always buy a Mini if you need a small car. But keeping the Kicks small will be behind the competition. It's like saying I will keep a CD player in the car, knowing that people don't listen to CDs anymore. The last version of the Kicks lacks space and technology. These are people demands, unless you're not American. European countries can care less about space in vehicles because of their road infrastructure. The new Kicks is bigger. But not that big as the Rogue.

@@jraheemjefcoat429 well Nissan can make the Kicks bigger, but now Nissan should offer something smaller because of this increase in size.

It should be priced very competitively