Nissan Primera 2.2 dCi Hatchback

Firstly the performance. If you require the oomph, the 136 bhp is there for you especially on M-ways for the 50-80 range. Provided you don't have arthritis in the ankle, you can also pussy-foot away from 30 in 6th. Fuel consumption is good for a car of this weight and do not bank on the computer. Mine ALWAYS shows 10%25 less than actual. Generally I average 40mpg providing I don't exceed 80mph. Keeping it to 60/70 and using the computer to gain max mpg, I'll get nearer 50mpg - providing I can stay awake. You'd be amazed how much fuel you save going up hills at 10mph less! Boot is big enough ... more

I purchased my Primera in April 2006, production has now ceased for this particular model, so I was one of the last ones to buy from new. The Nissan Primera 1.8 SX is a Front Wheel Drive, Petrol hatchback it cost me just above £16,995. The extras I opted for were full privacy glass front to rear, and supaguard paint protection. The Primera has been awarded a four star NCAP crash test rating by the European New Car Assessment Programme out of a possible five stars. It comes fully kitted with all the necessary modcoms like sat nav with real-time traffic updates, rain sensors, rear view camera ... more

Why is there a picture of a Renault??? You may have read my review of the 2.0ltr Sport which I bought in 2000. Finally passed it on to my ex-wife in July 2006 with 128,000 miles on the clock and it had never been off the road. Only servicing, tyres and a MAF air sensor, which I fitted myself. So on the strength of a good looking car and a proven track record I went for a new shape Primera, before they stopped production. Looking at ALL the new Nissans they are nearly all 4*4's so I may not be looking at a Qashqia in the future - Shame. I bought my 2.2 dCi SVE as an ex-demo (again) this time 11 ... more