Shouldn't get them kerbed, little unknown feature of the Qashqai is when parking if you press the "camera" nutton next to the centre screen it switches to the side camera where you can see the wheels and kerb so you don't ruin your alloys, but not sure if that comes on all models or just the Tekna
It's virtually impossible to kerb the alloys, in my 2019 Trina with 19in rims pro pilot guide you as you park, reversing into position and the camera automatically come on, the amount of features and standard equipment is unbelievable in a qashqai, you really need to drive and own one to understand, I'm on my 3rd now and this new model looks very tasty indeed.
@@pauricburke7428 My friend took a rental Qashqai a couple of weeks ago and immedietly kerbed the alloys because he thought he 'knew better' how to park and ignored the panoramic cameras.
Bought a Quashqai for the first time this year - best car I've ever had; will never bother with anything else now and I've driven VWs, Citroens, Fords, Range Rover, Volvo, Toyota, Vauxhalls. Just something very solid and respectable about the Qashqai but still fun to drive - love the glass roof
I confirm what you said. One of the best crossover. But it's a pity that this car sell less in Italy just because italian want only diesel cars, even if they don't need it.
I own 3 cars ,qashqai 2019 ,Glc 2021,Audi A7 2017 . Qashqai is the only car that I haven’t spent a penny on it apart from oil,filters etc . Just jump in and drive . Crazy
Still got my 2010 ntex with all the toys, love it even today and still looks great and most important hasn't put a foot wrong reliability else has been great., hope new model is just as good, Well done Nissan
@@DJGamesHD NO issues yet, our's has 102k miles on it and regularly serviced at 10k miles and still a great car.. only issue I suppose if interested, the side bolster on drivers seat has a small tear coming through, just normal wear & tear I suppose. As long as you get a regular serviced & loved car I'd recommend it 👌
@@NS-pt9rr thanks for the answer. Yeah that's just normal wear and tear same with suspension problems as it's a 12 year old car now. 👍I hope it carries on doing you good just look after it and it should be fine
Rory has an affection for one more thing, besides the cars, which makes me appreciate him even more.. He's obviously a watch guy. I've seen him wearing a few interesting pieces during his car reviews. A Rolex here, an Omega there, and in this video - a piece of modern watchmaking. Apple watch, although not much appreciated among the watch collectors, is still a nice piece to add to your watch rotation. Anyway, I'm looking forward to trying to guess which model you'll be wearing in some future reviews and I admit I'm a bit jealous since watches in my collection don't cross the 500$ mark, while some of yours are more expensive than my collection combined.😀😀
That is impressive, both exterier and interier are gorgeous, well done designers! I hope i'll ride my 2014 Qashqai for 20 more years though as car prices in Russia are outrageous. Thanks for the review!
Rory is correct. Unless the new Qashqai has a fault in recording fuel mileage it is appalling. Drove one today that has done 100 miles and was shocked to see the indicated average fuel consumption 20.1 MPG. (UK).
In the North America it’s called the Rogue and it shares its platform with the Mitsubishi Outlander, which has 7 seats and is slightly longer with more cargo space than the Rogue. No manual transmission is available on either version. I like the styling of Qashqai, I see a lot of Rogue in it. The interior is almost exactly like the Rogue with the exception of the manual gear shift. The smallish powertrain is deceptively responsive and suspension is delightful in the Mitsubishi - the vehicle I own, and I suspect it is the same in the Qashqai/Rogue. Well done review!
Thanks for kicking off with rear seats. Also been looking at 2nd hand Lexus RX 450h. We'll want to carry elderly, frail, but large friends. Hard centre seat will batter arthritic backsides though excessively soft seats are difficult to get out of. Headroom matters a lot. I'm heavy duty DiYer and make a lot of cabinets. Fold flat seats for bikes, panels, carrying tools for diy help for friends and relatives. Want to drive and park with frail large passengers in SE London and drive about 1ce a month to family and friends in North Wales and Wimborne.
Ive been trying to decide on what my next upgrade was going to be..qashqai is it for sure. Just because of this review. Ive been watching car reviews all day - youre very good a reviewing cars.
Well done, Rory. You've given us a perfect review. I also like that you don't go all 'petrol head' on us. I used to have a qashqai until I saw the light, and bought a Mazda.
Wish my car had that heater system. My car comes with it on the cheap trims but I didn’t realise that as you go up the trims they integrate it into the touch screen. Honestly new cars are going backwards by hiding things in a screen
I tested it yesterday. I'm 181cm and 87kg. I could not fit confortably behind my driver seat without pushing the chair with my legs. And I drive with my knees as close as possible to the driving wheel. I own an xtrail for comparison so i actually like nissans, but i tested the cx30 as well recently and that provided more back seat space ( and i felt also more boot space). Another note: I tested the top speced version, i think it costs somewhere around 38k euro. But i can still find the hard plastic everywhere where it is under your normal arms reach. On the plus size, the 1.3 hybrid engine is fast.
Loved the review. Had to hit the subscribe button. Only stumbled on this video because I was searching for a fault code I got for my Qashqai 2016 model. As much as I love the design of the car, I have not had the best experience using mine. The parts are not readily available in my region and parts are quite expensive
I have a 2014 Qashqai and I'm 6'1 and have enough room fine so I imagine I'd still be fine in one of those. I really like it, but I hate the new Sat Nav screens majority of cars have now, that you can even tuck or fold away to have a clean dash, these big screens sticking out just don't appeal to me.
I'm in NZ and got the Note E Power and that is one great setup. UK won't know what hit them when the E Power arrives there! I'm loving my Note E Power albeit it's a cheap car and paying the premium for the electric motor. Qashqai looks gorgeous too. Nice work Nissan
You should do Mercedes a-class AMG line review from the a35, a45, a180d, a200d, a220d, a200 and the a250 analyzing fully the performance package of each and ranking them. Big fan of your reviews all the way from +254 Kenya.
The driver height is not so much of an issue as you mentioned. I am 6`4, can drive it without problems, and am far from touching the roof. The seat position can be lowered, you know :)
Nice review i have the mark 2 1.5 diesel ntec has a lot of gadgets on it and it averages between 55-60 mpg and costs £20 per year tax ,wished they had made a diesel of this new model
i felt for Qashqai NISSAN few years back bought a brand new one only because of one of these videos,,, i REGRET REGRET REGRET it and has lost thousands of pounds. I was the only owner and only driver of the car and My transmission box gave up only after 35000 miles. AND NOT TO TELL THE BAD SERVICE I GOT WHILE TRYING TO FIX THE PROB. i will never ever go back again to Nissan ever ever
Great content, as always on this channel - brilliantly and entertainingly presented. But, I took a sharp intake of breath when Rory said "20-25mpg" for that particular car, the 1.3 litre mild-hybrid...??? Oh my goodness - that is appalling...!! I can't see many financially-struggling families accepting the running costs for that...
