I noticed something the other day.
Every journey I take recently, I am spotting more and more Nissan Qashqais.
Personally, I dont see the attraction as it is far from my kind of car, but what makes this fairly standard looking SUV such a big hit?
does it have some sort of legendary warranty term with it?
is it surprisingly economical in these financially pushed times?
does it come with favourable finance options making it more affordable to more people?
I counted 10 of them on the road in a 15 mile trip yesterday evening...
It seems odd to me that this car is so popular in recent times. Surely a car that size is not as economic as say, a Focus or an Astra?
or perhaps, for family requirements a Mondeo.
I am simply wondering where the appeal lies in such a fundamentally dull looking car? I am sure that the majority of the regular posters in OCUK Motors would share my sentiments that it would not be high on the list of priorities if you had £17895 to put a new vehicle 'on the road'
Its smaller cousin the Juke also baffles me. Again a popular choice recently and almost as frequent as the Qashqai on public roads these days.
Am I overlooking something important that makes these two offerings from Nissan such great cars?
why aren't these people buying Mondeos to cart their families around in!
Every journey I take recently, I am spotting more and more Nissan Qashqais.
Personally, I dont see the attraction as it is far from my kind of car, but what makes this fairly standard looking SUV such a big hit?
does it have some sort of legendary warranty term with it?
is it surprisingly economical in these financially pushed times?
does it come with favourable finance options making it more affordable to more people?
I counted 10 of them on the road in a 15 mile trip yesterday evening...
It seems odd to me that this car is so popular in recent times. Surely a car that size is not as economic as say, a Focus or an Astra?
or perhaps, for family requirements a Mondeo.
I am simply wondering where the appeal lies in such a fundamentally dull looking car? I am sure that the majority of the regular posters in OCUK Motors would share my sentiments that it would not be high on the list of priorities if you had £17895 to put a new vehicle 'on the road'
Its smaller cousin the Juke also baffles me. Again a popular choice recently and almost as frequent as the Qashqai on public roads these days.
Am I overlooking something important that makes these two offerings from Nissan such great cars?
why aren't these people buying Mondeos to cart their families around in!
