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Nissan Ariya
£46,090 - £59,830
Neither novel nor especially good value, but at least the Ariya is well equipped and the interior will win over many
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Nissan X-Trail
The seven-seater SUV market is rather crowded, but not many bring hybrid tech to the party. The X-Trail does
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Nissan Qashqai
The plucky pretender is now the establishment, but the Qashqai's as easy to use and practical as ever
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Nissan Juke
£14,935 - £26,565
The looks might be polarising but it's not actually ugly and certainly not – bigger crime – bland
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Nissan Z
Leaner, meaner, more complete Z-car that won’t make it to Europe. Offers tremendous value for money, so that’s a huge shame
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Nissan Leaf
£28,440 - £39,340
The gen-2 Leaf hits a broad sweet spot of usability, likability and affordability. Can now be had with added range too
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Nissan GT-R
£81,805 - £172,805
The cheapest way into this kind of speed you can find. Awe-inspiring and a modern performance car icon to boot
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Nissan 240Z
The ultimate modern(ish) classic sports car? 50 years old, still a corker
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Nissan GT-R Nismo
The most extreme GT-R is even faster and more sorted for 2019. Heavy engineering meets surgical accuracy. We adore it.
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Nissan Skyline (R34)
As far as a classic of its era, the GT-R stands tall even today. One of the best cars we’ve driven in a long time
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Nissan Micra
£13,765 - £22,385
Your nan’s supermini handles like the proverbial go-kart, but ain’t as complete as a Fiesta
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Nissan X-Trail (2013-2022)
£25,625 - £35,495
Facelift X-Trail is softer and more sophisticated, but still more agricultural than class best
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Nissan Pulsar
£16,340 - £18,110
Nothing wrong with it, apart from being drab and unimaginative, and really not much fun
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Nissan 370Z
£27,805 - £38,305
A thug in a suit that loves to go sideways. Old school cool
About Nissan
Japanese giant with a soupcon of Britishness courtesy of its huge Sunderland factory. Nissan offers an array of sensible, economical hatches and SUVs, interspersed with the odd not-very-sensible, not-very-economical but very excellent sports car. Went big, early on crossovers with the Qashqai. Went big, early on electric with the Leaf. Long-in-the-tooth GT-R remains the ultimate blue-collar supercar.
