The Nissan Qashqai doesn’t require an introduction, right? After all, it is one of the best-selling cars in the UK. Launched in 2007, the Qashqai warmed us up to the idea of a compact SUV body style that offered much more practicality than hatchbacks.
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If you are shopping for a used compact SUV, the Nissan Qashqai might already be on your list. Designed by Nissan’s design studio in London, engineered by the brand’s technical centre in Cranfield and built at its Sunderland plant, the Qashqai remains a household name and often, the go-to choice. There have been three generations of this Nissan SUV with numerous engine options to choose from.
Thanks to its enduring popularity, the Nissan Qashqai is a fantastic choice as a used compact SUV. You can never really go wrong with one! It is a well-rounded offering that tries its absolute best to tick all your boxes.
If I’m buying a used Nissan Qashqai, I would always check for the correct service history, as poor/irregular servicing could result in problems with timing chains or turbos which could be a costly repair. I would also check for signs of water ingress into the vehicle, especially in the boot area and the footwells, making sure there are no signs of dampness.
Carl Price is a Maintenance Controller at The AA, with 19 years’ experience as an AA roadside patrol. He shares practical advice on car maintenance, common breakdown causes, and what to check before you buy or service a vehicle.
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