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Nissan Note

There's good news and bad news if you’re planning to buy a Note.

Owners told us that in terms of running costs and practicality the supermini-MPV does a great job.

But if its long-distance comfort you’re after, the Nissan is best avoided, as it’s the single most disappointing car in this area in this year’s survey.

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  • Reliability
  • Build Quality
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  • 2004-Present

MANUFACTURER VERDICT

No change for Nissan, which is 26th for the second year running. Given how many SUVs it builds, a mid-table running costs result is superb. But it needs to improve in all areas to shift up the chart.

FURTHER READING

Read our review of the Nissan Note here

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