If you want to buy your first car, you may put your sight on the Toyota Vitz, Nissan Note or Mazda Demio. With a price tag in the same range, we help you decide which is the best hatchback depending on your needs.
Mazda demio is the best mainly because of the automatic transmission. When it comes to boot space, I don't think that is the reason for purchasing a car in this class if at all space is your primary concern. These cars aren't designed to carry huge loads so I don't mind the space on either one of them.
This got me at just the right time; I'm comparing the 3 to make a decision. I feel like I already know the answer now. But, I'm curious about ground clearance, especially with bumps or rough roads. Please comment. Also, how can I reach you more privately?
@@karugajoseph2131 Hi, I'd advise you to go for the Honda fit, especially over the note and demio. It's up there with the vitz on matters reliability. Also a great daily drive
you want to tell me siwezi pata a Nissan Note ya around 1300 cc? I am into this car but your review is giving me some second thoughts, let me do some more homework. Thanks for the review man.
Fuel economy is highly dependent on how you drive. These cars are in the same region on consumption. However, I'll give the Vitz more marks even if it has a 1.3l while a Note has 1.2l. It is lighter and weight matters in fuel economy.
@@0-60motoring.Your response is based on opinion not data. Maybe you can research more on the fuel economy...all factors equal, on highway and off highway
When researching 'Economical' it s wise to consider the cost of resolving known mechanical issues. The Nissan with CVT is sure to cost thousands to repair when (not if) the CVT fails. In most cases CVT failure would mean it is more economical to scrap the car rather then repair it.
Hi there I need some help. Between a Toyota vitz and Nissan Note which car should I buy for long distance travels,taxi business, for personal use and also as a first time buyer
Yes. It's not some time to time small cost. Its early, permanent and non repairable failure. Costs thousands to repair when it happens possibly writing off an otherwise good relatively new vehicle. Just avoid all Nissans with CVT. There are some other brands that use the same JAPCO transmission. Do research and avoid these as well.
Fit can easily turn out the winner because its spacious as the Note and reliable as the Vitz. Those are key aspects. The main downside is that its expensive than the rest.