Man i like this dude's honesty about everything. And when you in the car which mister Marek review you can see those little flaws that makes you crazy in every day usage. I don't know why honest people like him, dont have more subscribers, but I know that when I went to buy car, first thing i watch mr. Marek review, it was Suzuki Vitara, and when i sit in the test drive, around the city, it fell like I already know the car. I wish mr. Marek more good quality, honest videos and more subscribers in 2019. Best regards from Croatia.
I bought one with the 1.5 liter engine. With the price , you can buy 2 . Easy to use and economical, loaded also with safety features. Good daily vehicle.
I'm owning same Qashqai 1.3 DCT for 2 years now and I fully agree with Marek, visibility ( blind spots) is the major disadvantage of this model. However, it's good value for its price (23,5 k for N-Connecta version in Cyprus)
Just rented one of these in Maine, USA. My impression: it’s a car. If you’re first and only concern when buying a car is, “what color”, then this Nissan won’t disappoint. Mine was 2018 so no ACP/AA. Infotainment is weak. FM radio kept randomly wandering off of a set frequency. USB audio in worked 85% (not 100%) of the time without a reset/restart. Otherwise, it’s a car. Minor bonus points for locking AWD button to allow me to get around rutted driveways in Maine winter. Incredibly slow for cabin to heat up (took 30 minutes for engine to get to temperature, maybe a fault with my particular car). All in all, the Koreans, Toyota and Honda are better but there is nothing super wrong with this.
Thanks Marek, You are the best! I just sold my Qashqai 1.2 XTRONIC. The new engine with DCT would not be an option. The XTRONIC-CVT was great and now also with particle filter? - no thanks, because I have with my Seat Diesel only stress about... I do not understand why Nissan do not sell Hybrid or E-power cars in Europe. Now I'm driving the C-HR Hybrid and I'm happy. :) Greetings from Estonia!
They’re definitely not messing with their winning formula there! It looks like a tidy design which is also rather safe; you can definitely see the Renault stablemate in the side profile.
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I like the Qashqai. But in my opinion the 1.6 DIG-T is the better option. In Germany you can get an optional ECU directly from your Nissan dealer. Than it outputs 215 hp (DIN) and 320Nm. With warranty. The suspension is good, it's not loud inside, the tekna plus offers more than you really need. I recomend the J11B. ...running the cam all the time is bullshit. The visebility is good.
It looks like the Nissan Rogue here in the US, but slightly tweaked. Highest residual vehicle Nissan sells in the states. The purchasing choices other countries make are interesting - for example, at least where I live in Washington State, everyone buys AWD. Addendum: It does kind of look like the new Nissan Kicks.
I just got Nissan qashqai 1.3 n connecta Manual only cause I knew automatic would have killed me with petrol I’m still confused if I have dual clutch on manual or is that on automatic cars only clutch feels weird too maybe only cause I was driving a Nissan pulsar automatic for last two years before buying this but when pushing clutch it just feels weird like not smooth
Yes, from the back seat passengers' view it looks too oldfashioned. Nissan seems to be 2-3 steps behind the competitors, but generally this car is a god and interesting offer. Thanks Marek !
Considering that Nissan brought this out to replace medium size saloon/hatch backs that were losing favour, they stormed the market with this car which was never meant to be a go anywhere car. Hence front wheel drive is most popular, why pay extra both in buying and running costs if you don't want to cross country but like the look of that type of car?
Graham Johnson Very true. I want my next car to be good cruising on the motorway, easy to park, and roomy enough for my grandchildren. This ticks those boxes I think.
Both. They suit a big demographic. The IVT belt-type auto transmission is an absolute dog though, so avoid at all costs. It is a Jatco transmission that has an all to often short working life.
@@hedydd2 they will sell hardly any autos in the UK. Many prefer a manual, and don't value an auto enough to drop an exrea £1500-2000 on a budget car. It just makes no sense. Autos are growing here, about 15% of sales in 2017. So it's growing quite quickly. One thing that sticks out here, is he said Nissan predict the diesel is going to be the seller. Now this would of been a given prost 2017, (we use to sell over 60% diesels across all cars) but last year deisel sales was down almost 50% So that wil mean that 60% Market shars is now around 30% and shrinking.
I'm looking for the front & rear skid plates shown in the euro & UK videos but not on the NA versions. I also like the running boards too. A set of rigid splash guard is a must for me.
Do you know where Qashqais sold in the EU are made? I think it might be Sunderland in the UK (?) which will be interesting if the UK leaves the EU next March as expected by many people without a deal, ie crashes out. Qashquai prices will probably increase in EU countries like Poland?
Good question; manufacturers have been tight lipped about their plans for Brexit. My guess is that the Japanese Trojan horse assembly plants will be moved to a remaining EU member state because European assembly plants avoid import tariffs and currency fluctuations. The UK is already outside the Euro, so after Brexit the Japanese manufacturers might shift assembly out of UK. 🤔 After Brexit, the UK will be able to negotiate trade deals with Japan, Canada, Mexico, USA and Korea. Hence the UK car market might well import fewer cars from Europe and more from other countries. 😵
@@backwoodsbungalow9674 Update Post Brexit ;Nissan has committed to producing cars in Sunderland UK for the long term. Also establishing a new battery production plant nearby for their electric vehicles.
I found this DCT to be slow to respond and hesitant when taking off from a dead stop in the new Merc A200. It also shifted way too late in the first 3 gears revving the car over 3000 RPM despite it being in eco mode and me being light on the throttle. Is this any better? Is it tuned differently? Have you experienced any of this in the A class?
I've driven both cars only on first drive events. I cannot comment on its response "in real life". I don't recall MB gearbox to give me any issues though.
@@MarekDrives Maybe it's just because it's learning. We have a few new A200s in the city that anyone can drive for x amount of money per minute. I imagine everyone was hooning it and it learned. Don't know. Some of the journalists from my country also experienced this stuff stating it "does better at driving calmly than driving in a dynamic fashion".
@@MarekDrives I treated it as a test drive opportunity since I can drive it for longer than if I went to a dealership. Plus nobody is watching what you do. And I can avoid the snobbery some of the Merc dealers have around me. It's kinda funny how I walk into a dealership and say hello and they don't even reply.
Got my Mk2 Qashqai in May 2014 and at that time it was far and away the best in it's class in the small SUV/crossover market. Unfortunately Nissan have sat on there asses and done next to nothing to bring the model up to date. They probably feel they don't need to - here in the UK - as it's such a big seller. Their loss!!! It's nearly five years later and I pick up my new Peugeot 3008 on Thursday which is far superior to the Qashqai in the small SUV/crossover class.
My sister had a pretty new Quashqai for about 2 months and was so displeased with it that they sold it a bought a much older BMW X3 instead. The X3 is way better in every way.
Interior seems outdated, wheels look nice but not functional (too big), visibility is obviosly bad and prices are insulting. So imo I wouldnt even consider it yet alone buy it. Kadjar feels like a better choice out of two and new rav4, cx5, even skodas, crv and what not seems to offer noticeable more for the money.
Kadjar is the same.. better cars for space are Kuga, Tucsan and Sportage.. personally I really like my 1.5d Qashqai especially for economy, comfort and nice to drive but would prefer an X Trail as these have more boot and rear passenger space. I find most car Sat Navs rubbish so still use my superior screen mount Garmin sat nav
Most cars will suffer significant damage, when they hit an animal. Animals with long, thin legs are particularly dangerous, because the body is likely to hit the front window.
Never buy a Nissan Qashqai timing chain issues and after that new engines are needed. Appalling air conditioning new condenser needed every two years. Parking sensors fill with water when it rains and it thinks your parking when you drive Nissans answer was to drill holes in the bumper to stop the water ingress. Watch out for the warning signs oil consumption that’s the start of your Nissan journey enjoy 😉 PLEASE DO NOT BUY THIS CAR. Sorry Nissan but you need to honour the people who bought the faulty cars you produced with Renault building the engines and fitting the piston rings incorrectly. If at least one person reads this and it stops them buying one I am a happy man.
I was about to go get a 2018 1.2 tgdt with automatic transmission but now i’m not to sure about doing that anymore. Thank you for your feedback about this car!
Man i like this dude's honesty about everything. And when you in the car which mister Marek review you can see those little flaws that makes you crazy in every day usage. I don't know why honest people like him, dont have more subscribers, but I know that when I went to buy car, first thing i watch mr. Marek review, it was Suzuki Vitara, and when i sit in the test drive, around the city, it fell like I already know the car. I wish mr. Marek more good quality, honest videos and more subscribers in 2019. Best regards from Croatia.
I bought one with the 1.5 liter engine. With the price , you can buy 2 . Easy to use and economical, loaded also with safety features.
Good daily vehicle.
Love your honest reviews. All remarks are so spot on that I am sometimes afraid to watch 😁
I'm owning same Qashqai 1.3 DCT for 2 years now and I fully agree with Marek, visibility ( blind spots) is the major disadvantage of this model. However, it's good value for its price (23,5 k for N-Connecta version in Cyprus)
Just rented one of these in Maine, USA. My impression: it’s a car. If you’re first and only concern when buying a car is, “what color”, then this Nissan won’t disappoint. Mine was 2018 so no ACP/AA. Infotainment is weak. FM radio kept randomly wandering off of a set frequency. USB audio in worked 85% (not 100%) of the time without a reset/restart. Otherwise, it’s a car. Minor bonus points for locking AWD button to allow me to get around rutted driveways in Maine winter. Incredibly slow for cabin to heat up (took 30 minutes for engine to get to temperature, maybe a fault with my particular car). All in all, the Koreans, Toyota and Honda are better but there is nothing super wrong with this.
Onto my 5th Qashqai, love it
What happened to the other 4?
3 traded in for new Qashqai, 1 written off before I got home from the dealership (1/2 hour old)
Thanks Marek, You are the best! I just sold my Qashqai 1.2 XTRONIC. The new engine with DCT would not be an option. The XTRONIC-CVT was great and now also with particle filter? - no thanks, because I have with my Seat Diesel only stress about... I do not understand why Nissan do not sell Hybrid or E-power cars in Europe. Now I'm driving the C-HR Hybrid and I'm happy. :) Greetings from Estonia!
i tested a lot of crossovers but i bought the new Honda HR-V. smaller outside, bigger inside , the Elegance navi adas version at 23000 euros
The qaushqui is amazing
They’re definitely not messing with their winning formula there! It looks like a tidy design which is also rather safe; you can definitely see the Renault stablemate in the side profile.
Masz świetny akcent :)
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Nice car to drive, lot of tech for the money. Love it, highly recommended.
A just got 1.3 2020 the petrol is through the roof 20 pounds a day
My 2018 1/2 SL is junk. Definite buyer’s remorse.
I like the Qashqai. But in my opinion the 1.6 DIG-T is the better option. In Germany you can get an optional ECU directly from your Nissan dealer. Than it outputs 215 hp (DIN) and 320Nm. With warranty.
The suspension is good, it's not loud inside, the tekna plus offers more than you really need.
I recomend the J11B.
...running the cam all the time is bullshit. The visebility is good.
Not if you get in straight from a Honda CR-V. Then Nissan's visibility is crap.
It looks like the Nissan Rogue here in the US, but slightly tweaked. Highest residual vehicle Nissan sells in the states. The purchasing choices other countries make are interesting - for example, at least where I live in Washington State, everyone buys AWD. Addendum: It does kind of look like the new Nissan Kicks.
I just got Nissan qashqai 1.3 n connecta Manual only cause I knew automatic would have killed me with petrol I’m still confused if I have dual clutch on manual or is that on automatic cars only clutch feels weird too maybe only cause I was driving a Nissan pulsar automatic for last two years before buying this but when pushing clutch it just feels weird like not smooth
Very Good Video !
I don't like the car at all
@@frankyduschek3366 what’s wrong with it
Yes, from the back seat passengers' view it looks too oldfashioned. Nissan seems to be 2-3 steps behind the competitors, but generally this car is a god and interesting offer. Thanks Marek !
Considering that Nissan brought this out to replace medium size saloon/hatch backs that were losing favour, they stormed the market with this car which was never meant to be a go anywhere car. Hence front wheel drive is most popular, why pay extra both in buying and running costs if you don't want to cross country but like the look of that type of car?
Graham Johnson Very true. I want my next car to be good cruising on the motorway, easy to park, and roomy enough for my grandchildren. This ticks those boxes I think.
Eu tenho um.....awsome car....really....iam not lying.
Everyone and his uncle owns these things here in the UK. I don't know if it's because they are well priced or a good car.
Both. They suit a big demographic. The IVT belt-type auto transmission is an absolute dog though, so avoid at all costs. It is a Jatco transmission that has an all to often short working life.
Great finance plans.
The Motability scheme . check out the raft of 3 year old ex scheme ones at used car "supermarkets".
@@hedydd2 they will sell hardly any autos in the UK. Many prefer a manual, and don't value an auto enough to drop an exrea £1500-2000 on a budget car. It just makes no sense.
Autos are growing here, about 15% of sales in 2017. So it's growing quite quickly.
One thing that sticks out here, is he said Nissan predict the diesel is going to be the seller. Now this would of been a given prost 2017, (we use to sell over 60% diesels across all cars) but last year deisel sales was down almost 50%
So that wil mean that 60% Market shars is now around 30% and shrinking.
I have leased a 1.3.160bhp DCT go's like stink good drive and practical
I'm looking for the front & rear skid plates shown in the euro & UK videos but not on the NA versions. I also like the running boards too. A set of rigid splash guard is a must for me.
Is this the same engine mercedes use in there cars?
Yes.
I will choose a Renault Kadjar all day long in stead of this!
J'adore les compteurs à aiguille !
I bought the 2015 auto. It comes loaded with almost every technology. It's a very good family car but the blind spots are horrible.
going to buy the hybrid qashqai
Nagelfar never knew their was even one out yet maybe still in the plans to change it to hybrid
This car is the most popular SUV in the UK...
No wonder,as it is built here
Do you know where Qashqais sold in the EU are made? I think it might be Sunderland in the UK (?) which will be interesting if the UK leaves the EU next March as expected by many people without a deal, ie crashes out. Qashquai prices will probably increase in EU countries like Poland?
Nobody seems to have a good answer to this question on either side of the channel.
Good question; manufacturers have been tight lipped about their plans for Brexit. My guess is that the Japanese Trojan horse assembly plants will be moved to a remaining EU member state because European assembly plants avoid import tariffs and currency fluctuations. The UK is already outside the Euro, so after Brexit the Japanese manufacturers might shift assembly out of UK. 🤔 After Brexit, the UK will be able to negotiate trade deals with Japan, Canada, Mexico, USA and Korea. Hence the UK car market might well import fewer cars from Europe and more from other countries. 😵
@@backwoodsbungalow9674 Update Post Brexit ;Nissan has committed to producing cars in Sunderland UK for the long term. Also establishing a new battery production plant nearby for their electric vehicles.
37k!! holy ****
Crazy money for such car... You can get for example Mazda cx5 almost in full spec with Automat and AWD for that price in my country.
@@smajl2 Yep, completely agree, would definitely buy the CX5 ahead of this, not least because it drives much better
Yeah, holy smokes. Makes me feel poor when even a car I don't want is too expensive
@@eaglemihnea True 😂😂😂
You can get a base Acura RDX for 37k
I found this DCT to be slow to respond and hesitant when taking off from a dead stop in the new Merc A200. It also shifted way too late in the first 3 gears revving the car over 3000 RPM despite it being in eco mode and me being light on the throttle.
Is this any better? Is it tuned differently? Have you experienced any of this in the A class?
I've driven both cars only on first drive events. I cannot comment on its response "in real life". I don't recall MB gearbox to give me any issues though.
@@MarekDrives Maybe it's just because it's learning. We have a few new A200s in the city that anyone can drive for x amount of money per minute. I imagine everyone was hooning it and it learned.
Don't know. Some of the journalists from my country also experienced this stuff stating it "does better at driving calmly than driving in a dynamic fashion".
Not the best car for carsharing. People will trash it.
@@MarekDrives I treated it as a test drive opportunity since I can drive it for longer than if I went to a dealership. Plus nobody is watching what you do.
And I can avoid the snobbery some of the Merc dealers have around me.
It's kinda funny how I walk into a dealership and say hello and they don't even reply.
Kurcze pan Marek ładnie poprawił angielski akcent...
Hello! Happy new year!
Do you believe that 37.000 Euros is a reasonable price for Nissan Qashqai? Not even AWD!
Why NISSAN? Why????? 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
True!! Wait a year or so. It would've depreciated enough to buy it for a reasonable price by then:)
Has just undergone... Od pierwszych słów kalectwo.
I was considering buying a used 2019 Qashqai Tekna before. But then I saw 2020 Peugeot 3008 😂
could you please provide us with the pricelist for all versions
Could you perhaps visit your local Nissan website?
@@MarekDrivest was better if you didn't answer
@@offboody These vehicles are sold in multiple markets so prices vary greatly , check you local Nissan website , idiot !
I AM NOT YOUR FATHER TO TALK TO ME LIKE THAT
@@offboody Somebody needs to talk to you like that ,idiot
What if a liter is a leader?
Mike Cady ok
Got my Mk2 Qashqai in May 2014 and at that time it was far and away the best in it's class in the small SUV/crossover market. Unfortunately Nissan have sat on there asses and done next to nothing to bring the model up to date. They probably feel they don't need to - here in the UK - as it's such a big seller.
Their loss!!! It's nearly five years later and I pick up my new Peugeot 3008 on Thursday which is far superior to the Qashqai in the small SUV/crossover class.
I would have taken the GrandLand X.
My sister had a pretty new Quashqai for about 2 months and was so displeased with it that they sold it a bought a much older BMW X3 instead. The X3 is way better in every way.
Also about two times more expensive...
The Qashqai can have rear USB ports, they're an 90€ extra.
True, I now found it on the accessories list. Still, at this price point and top trim I'd expect them to be standard.
It’s now standard in the tekna +
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I’m 20 pounds a day in mines 2020 model unreal
This guy reminds me of Hank 's dad in king of the hill must be a leg thing ?
Do the nissan xtrail
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Interior seems outdated, wheels look nice but not functional (too big), visibility is obviosly bad and prices are insulting. So imo I wouldnt even consider it yet alone buy it. Kadjar feels like a better choice out of two and new rav4, cx5, even skodas, crv and what not seems to offer noticeable more for the money.
And yet it's out sold and still out sell's all the others, WHY ? There must be something in it.
I drove one for a week when I rented it. It's amazing. Great experience of driving and very comfortable car.
Kadjar is the same.. better cars for space are Kuga, Tucsan and Sportage.. personally I really like my 1.5d Qashqai especially for economy, comfort and nice to drive but would prefer an X Trail as these have more boot and rear passenger space. I find most car Sat Navs rubbish so still use my superior screen mount Garmin sat nav
sorry, 1.6 liter. US version.
hit a deer the front is completely gone
Most cars will suffer significant damage, when they hit an animal. Animals with long, thin legs are particularly dangerous, because the body is likely to hit the front window.
Never buy a Nissan Qashqai timing chain issues and after that new engines are needed. Appalling air conditioning new condenser needed every two years. Parking sensors fill with water when it rains and it thinks your parking when you drive Nissans answer was to drill holes in the bumper to stop the water ingress. Watch out for the warning signs oil consumption that’s the start of your Nissan journey enjoy 😉 PLEASE DO NOT BUY THIS CAR. Sorry Nissan but you need to honour the people who bought the faulty cars you produced with Renault building the engines and fitting the piston rings incorrectly. If at least one person reads this and it stops them buying one I am a happy man.
Now has new 1.3 engine that's also used in Mercedes Benz A series.
I was about to go get a 2018 1.2 tgdt with automatic transmission but now i’m not to sure about doing that anymore. Thank you for your feedback about this car!
So, the purpose of your video is not to buy Nissan..Promo? Who is paying you to dislike Nissan?
The purpose of this video is to establish what Qashqai still has to offer.
I’m still paying Nissan for their Qashqai and currently dislike Nissan products.
Ok so funny
Obicna kanta
One of the most boring and conservative cars ever to have been made!
Gutless...suit young female doing local shopping runs.