Nissan NV200 Review
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- In this video I review a 2016 Nissan NV200 Cargo van. Popular as either a delivery or contractor van, the NV200 has also become a popular alternative for a small an inexpensive camper van with a number of vendors doing conversions.
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These vans can be VERY effectively quieted. Remove the interior panels, and stuff Loft Insulation into every nook & cranny you possibly can. Then on the bare metal of the interior walls, stick on reflectex Insulation. The noise will be SUBSTANTIALLY reduced!
I am buying today nv200 cargo van , I love the style and the shape . I am a Hvac contractor and this is just right to do service work
How is the reliability of the van after a year of ownership?
@@danielprohoroff6263 I’ve had one for about a year and half I got about 40,000 miles and its been excellent as far as reliability so far
Do you think that this van is good for HVAC / Duct cleaning to run an air compressor out of it .? It looks like there just might be enough room for a small operation
I bought one Friday. Love it! My bumpers are white and I have a back up camera.
A good friend of ours has one. He let us both drive it a few days ago. It has a unique "driving" feel to it, but I was not bothered by it. After about 15-20 Minutes driving, you get used to it and its no big deal. I felt very safe in the Van, and we pan to buy one in the next 4 Months.
Best Review looking to use it as a delivery van.
I agree with your assessment of the mirrors. I would like to see these about 1.5 inches wider, and DOUBLE their height. This would do WONDERS for rear visibility!
It's a shame the US didn't get the 1.5 diesel engine and either the auto or manual like we do in Europe. Although the engine is smaller, it's much more economical and can haul the same weight limit as the US variant with the 2.0 petrol.
I got a transit connect. As a plumber I haul a bit and even tow a small trailer. I just couldn't get past the dang cvt transmission in these.
Just got myself a 2012 1.5 beast 100k on the clock ,sound as a pound ,love it ,from Bennyboy in the uk 🇬🇧❤️🙌🏻
I paid £3650,the man wanted 4K ......result!
How the van doin pal be honest
Looks a lot better than Ford's Transit Connect. Those things are hideous.
Yes but a decent 2.5 engine with 168hp and a real 6 speed transmission. Not a belt drive CVT! I hear these transmission are crap
Thank you for the review.
The reason for the 60/40 split rear doors is that you want the smaller door on the curb side of the vehicle. This van was designed for Japan, where they drive on the left side of the road. The set it up for export by switching the cockpit to the left hand side, but the rear doors stayed the same. This is actually a detriment, not a benefit. Look at the ProMaster City, which is the Fiat Doblo. They have the 60/40 split the correct way for left hand drive (Italy.)
619 OG I was commenting on the rear doors and how the vehicle was designed for right hand drive (Japan market.). But as for warranty, consider that the NV200 has a CVT transmission. It will probably last for 100k miles, but is much more problematic than a traditional transmission. Nissan CVTs are not known for reliability.
I noticed there are no logo badges on the rear door of this van. Does nissan sell some this way, or are the badges removed for company advertisement wraps?
What’s the height on the inside I’m thinking of using it for work
Good van sr thanks for the video 👍.Do you know if the engine is Japanese o USA.??
the wheels look to be upgraded? does anyone know the brand or model of wheels?
I’m at the dealership about to buy one of these for Turo. $11,900 60k miles. Worth it? 2014
Look good van I have look ING for this kide of van for a whole. I need one withe the normal f interior
I would like to see info on by-passing the TPMS
Ignore it and buy a gauge for $2
does it have the daytime running lights
I like the way he says the design is simple and what he’s really trying to say is it’s cheap. Crappy hard plastics everywhere and cheap materials. That being said I just traded my 2015 in for a 2020 model and for the kind of business that we run, it’s the perfect vehicle
What's reliability like mate?
Late to the conversation but does the 2020 model comes with 4 windows on the side? Im planning to buy one but it comes with the 4 windows instead of the 2 windows that i see like on this video
Still to expensive for a brand new bare bones shell. The problem is people are using it to camp and that brings the price up. If it was just a work van the price would come down drastically.
Is it true Nissan NV200 would stop longer upon braking esp on speed over 60 mph?
There ARE some reports of this. However, one thing you can do is put slightly wider profile tires on it. This DOES improve braking efficiency. Nissan is aware of this, but has failed to address this matter.
Hi, You know where the cigarrete lighter fuse is located in the 2014 NV200? Thank you
In my 2013 it’s behind the file cabinet center console and under the gear shifter
Looking to buy the van for business and personal usage
Does it function well on ice? In snow? Thx!
Its FWD so it will be decent but not amazing.
Ladder racks ?
I like it. AWD would make it even better.
Can i carry on my motorcycle on the back?st1300
No. It needs to be secured inside the vehicle.
So who makes the roof rake? I own one and would like to get a rack like that.
Sorry, but not sure on the specs for the rack
Definitely need a rack on mine
Can anyone by chance tell me the reliability of this van? Thanks
I’ve had one for about a year and half now its a 2018 nv200 I got about 40,000 miles and its been excellent as far as reliability so far
You can't compare this size vans to a sprinter. They're different size vans, which means they have different markets.
Great review. Are those stock wheels?
Thanks. These are aftermarket wheels
@@DrivenCompanion Thank you
Want a van to travel to go on mtb trip rides!
highly recommend
Want one for me busines! Also MTB at the weekends 😏🚵♂️
AWD could've been great option.
Cool name
Must be a pain to keep it warm with no bulk head.
you can get that.
@@bosse641 read my comment about insulating the van.....
Hello guys, I'm doing a survey about nissan CVTs, I wanna know the locations(countries/states/cities) of every nissan CVT haters and Nissan CVT lovers as well.
I live in Northern California I have a Nissan with a CVT it has 78k miles on it.
@@joshuabenjaminscott2365 thank you so much for joining the survey. So how do you liked your nissan CVT right now sir?
mossy oak I like. It is faster than a normal transmission.
My little 2017 NV just got wrote off by insurance (rear ended). It had 215,000km(134,000miles) on the original trans. The only issue we had was wheel bearings that started to fail at about 180,000kms. The fourth bearing was scheduled for replacement when it got wrecked. The CVT was annoying but worked fine...it is a gutless little wagon and the CVT doesn't really help. You always feel like you are beating the snot out of it just keeping up with traffic. Otherwise I found it to be the most reliable vehicle in the fleet. The small fuel tank sucks too..had to fill up at least once a day. The very tiny wheels are easily damaged by large potholes. I had to replace two sets of rims and tires on mine over the winters. In Canada btw. That said, they actually handle well in the snow...I was shocked and was expecting tow truck fees on the regular...but never really got stuck with it.
Junk jatco CVT is a deal breaker
CVT Transmission ???? Nooooooooooo 😩😩😩😩😩
Neftali Rosado some people doesn't have any complains about nissan CVTs and there are also complaining against nissan CVTs. So I wanna know what are the locations(like country/state\cities) of those nissan CVT lovers and those nissan CVT haters as well, so my survey starts with you if you don't mind.
@Yoshi the Tax fraud so you wanna join the survey as well, i highly appreciate it if you can
From my research, CV transmission built by Nissan is no good. It hardly lasts more than 45k miles.
186k on my Nissan cvt
Shut up you idiot lol. Change fluid every 30k you will get to 200k easily
Too bad it has Nissan's incredibly awful CVT. I'm not referring to performance but to reliability, they just don't last.
They do. if you take care of it.
Nodak81 can I ask where's you location(like country/state/city, etc) if you don't mind please? I'm just trying to do a survey on the locations of those people complaining against Nissan CVTs and Nissan CVT lovers.
@@joshuabenjaminscott2365 you can join the survey if you want, I will highly appreciate it, thanks
Keep the fluid changed with Nissan CVT fluid and you're good to go
Neesson
That's how we say it in this part of the world :-)
I drive this for work. I would never pay for one. Terrible reliability
If Toyota would bring one to the USA I would get one. I dont understand why the US doesnt have it but other countries do.
I really like mine, one problem is fuel tank is too small approx 10 gals,on a long trip it requires several gas stops.
What problems have you had with it?
@@gregbrucato2380 14.5
@@gregbrucato2380 can I ask where's your location please if you don't mind? I'm just trying to do a survey about locations(country/state/cities) of those nissan CVT haters and Nissan CVT lovers. Thank you so much, you all guys can join the survey, thank you so much
Small as hell