1 year old Nissan Note or Toyota Auris

Kilty_2

There's more to life than warranty

Inactive

Kilty wrote: »

There's more to life than warranty

:rotfl::D:p

The buyers will not agree with you if they have a major fault in year 4 or 5.

pingu

Inactive wrote: »

:rotfl::D:p

The buyers will not agree with you if they have a major fault in year 4 or 5.

i have NISSAN tino 7 years in march from new not a single problem only extra cost(apart from usual wear and tear) at mot was back number plate bulb and head light bulbs needed adjusting or something(about £15 for both jobs)

i know its not NOTE but still NISSAN:D:D:D

im thinking about changing it only because its too big for my needs and my driving has changed from local and motorways to just local so need to save on petrol

vikingaero

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Agreed, the Corolla was a better car, but the Auris is still far better than the Nissan.

The only problem with the Auris is the horrible silver plastic centre column around the gearchange and handbrake. Every Auris hire car I have driven has been scratched to smithereens and it looks awful.

Kilty_2

vikingaero wrote: »

The only problem with the Auris is the horrible silver plastic centre column around the gearchange and handbrake. Every Auris hire car I have driven has been scratched to smithereens and it looks awful.

Yep, the interior plastics are cheap and nasty - out of most of your typical hire cars I've driven the Auris was in the worst condition.

nobby24

I had a Nissan Note as a courtesy car for three weeks and I thought it was brilliant. I wouldn't hesitate to buy one.

mikey72

Inactive wrote: »

:rotfl::D:p

The buyers will not agree with you if they have a major fault in year 4 or 5.

And Toyota's do seem to need a long warranty at the moment.