I have this car, but you cannot compare it with the Peugeot 2008, so wrong, you should compare it with the 3008 which I had before and I am happy with my Kadjar, 4 years already and I have never had any issues at all. Also in the video is mentioned that is better suited for commuting...come on! I travelled with this car many times around Europe and also from Scotland to Poland then Poland to the Mediterranean and come back and is really economic to run and because it has a lot of space, I slept many times in the car with a nice mattress. Not a single issue :)
UK viewer. I pretty much agree with the review although I have a 1.5 Turbo Diesel manual. Mine is bottom of the range, seems you get a bit more for your money in Aus as I don't have front sensors. Had a top of the range Kadjar (1.5 Turbo Diesel) on lease, with Bose. Only advantage was fancy gadgets. Bose wasn't noticeably better than stock audio. Built in sat nav is awful. I use carplay instead. Although I don't have sat nav on current kadjar. I get 54mpg average, and I disagree about feedback. I'm confident with mine at "high" speed cornering. It's cheaper than the QQ here too. Cabin is very quiet, which is a distinct disadvantage when you have three kids in the back...
@@yowhaatsup '19 reg S Edition auto diesel. I've had 70mpg on a 100 mile, 60mph motorway drive. Otherwise averaging 52. It's been a good car, does all I need. Has super comfy seats, the only gripe I have is auto box lurches when moving off. Ordered a Tarraco auto diesel, if it's as good a car as Kadjar I'll be happy.
The French Suv is more modern and prenium than every american suv for a good price. Look the Peugeot 3008, the best seller in Europe. Also the new Peugeot 2008 with the first 3D virtual cockpit, or the Renault captur 2, Ds7 crossback with his futuristic Parisian design for 40.000$
That's a problem with the CVT gearbox, which is totally different in fundamental design to this DCT or a standard torque converter automatic. Do your research.
This isn't a rival to the smaller Peugeot 2008, the Renault Captur is. This is a rival to the Peugeot 3008.
Totally agree. Bigger than the 2008 that’s for sure
I have this car, but you cannot compare it with the Peugeot 2008, so wrong, you should compare it with the 3008 which I had before and I am happy with my Kadjar, 4 years already and I have never had any issues at all. Also in the video is mentioned that is better suited for commuting...come on! I travelled with this car many times around Europe and also from Scotland to Poland then Poland to the Mediterranean and come back and is really economic to run and because it has a lot of space, I slept many times in the car with a nice mattress. Not a single issue :)
UK viewer. I pretty much agree with the review although I have a 1.5 Turbo Diesel manual. Mine is bottom of the range, seems you get a bit more for your money in Aus as I don't have front sensors. Had a top of the range Kadjar (1.5 Turbo Diesel) on lease, with Bose. Only advantage was fancy gadgets. Bose wasn't noticeably better than stock audio. Built in sat nav is awful. I use carplay instead. Although I don't have sat nav on current kadjar. I get 54mpg average, and I disagree about feedback. I'm confident with mine at "high" speed cornering. It's cheaper than the QQ here too. Cabin is very quiet, which is a distinct disadvantage when you have three kids in the back...
Can you achieve 60mpg on a long run?
@@yowhaatsup '19 reg S Edition auto diesel. I've had 70mpg on a 100 mile, 60mph motorway drive. Otherwise averaging 52. It's been a good car, does all I need. Has super comfy seats, the only gripe I have is auto box lurches when moving off. Ordered a Tarraco auto diesel, if it's as good a car as Kadjar I'll be happy.
Which would you choose...the sportstourer or kadjar?
"You can tell it's reasonably fuel efficient as well" = gutless
??? It's got more power than its competitors. It shares the M282 which is found in the Mercedes A-Class.
Wonderful car.
"similarly sized Peugeot 2008"??? man please...
Nonsense!!! I AGREE
Is there sunroofs with all kadjar
The top range Intens has a panoramic sunroof.
No active cruise. Oh dear...
Watching this from the US. It looks old for a 2020 design
It is not . The Kadjar was introduced back in 2015 in Europe..... It already sold about 500.000 cars.
The French Suv is more modern and prenium than every american suv for a good price. Look the Peugeot 3008, the best seller in Europe. Also the new Peugeot 2008 with the first 3D virtual cockpit, or the Renault captur 2, Ds7 crossback with his futuristic Parisian design for 40.000$
@@Andre-nt4dn exactly. The 3008, 2008 and captur is more modern than all american suv. This Kadjar is a good price suv
I short of get what you are saying in the way that it’s curved rather then a lot of the boxier designs that are happening now.
When you watch from Europe US made cars tend to look old
Just get a Peugeot 3008 best in class
Also comes with the price tag though.
Must be the ugliest car on the road
@@glynhenshaw3671 the new 3008 looks much better.
@@ytlurker220 I drove both models and I prefer the Kadjar.
@@dasbose4962 underpowered af
Take care gear box failure in nissan and renault and cost 4000 dollar never buy nissan renault again
That's a problem with the CVT gearbox, which is totally different in fundamental design to this DCT or a standard torque converter automatic. Do your research.
Take care gear box failure in nissan and renault and cost 4000 dollar never buy nissan renault again
Ahmadabdelhye Ibrahim thats for the cvt models only
But the edc more than 200k and running perfectly well
@@ahmadayman971 80%in nissan and renault car gearbox damage 20%okbut kadgar i dont know you check
The kadjar is fitted with the edc dual clutch wet transmission which is trouble free , its made by a german company
Never had a problem here
@@ahmadayman971is that diesel automatic?