Re: Qashqai reliability
Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2017 2:51 pm
Hi
During my search through the net for info abt QQ, I found this interesting conversation.
My family has been Nissan owners for at least 30 yrs now. From my side, back in 2004, I bought a Renault Megane and regret it since then. Its faults, electrical and mechanical are numerous.
Having studied the partnership between Renault and Nissan, I' ve found out that Nissan is better at the petrol engines and the auto gearing, while Renault specialises in diesel and manual transmission.
From my point of view, there would be no way to buy a car with Renault engine. I'm so concerned abt this partnership that I've even sent email to Nissan headquarters asking "how much of Renault exists in the QQ?" (some guy replied that I should contact the........dealer).
I've read many surveys as well. To be honest I'm not sure what to believe. If you read a german study, Toyota is usually below the top (in some cases by far).
In fact, buying a car is like a lottery, We, the buyers, just want to minimize the probability of fault. As far as I'm concerned, I may have the ability to purchase a second hand QQ 1-2 yrs old at a relatively good price. My other options are a brand new Octavia, a new Auris/Corolla, or a Huyndai.
During my search through the net for info abt QQ, I found this interesting conversation.
My family has been Nissan owners for at least 30 yrs now. From my side, back in 2004, I bought a Renault Megane and regret it since then. Its faults, electrical and mechanical are numerous.
Having studied the partnership between Renault and Nissan, I' ve found out that Nissan is better at the petrol engines and the auto gearing, while Renault specialises in diesel and manual transmission.
From my point of view, there would be no way to buy a car with Renault engine. I'm so concerned abt this partnership that I've even sent email to Nissan headquarters asking "how much of Renault exists in the QQ?" (some guy replied that I should contact the........dealer).
I've read many surveys as well. To be honest I'm not sure what to believe. If you read a german study, Toyota is usually below the top (in some cases by far).
In fact, buying a car is like a lottery, We, the buyers, just want to minimize the probability of fault. As far as I'm concerned, I may have the ability to purchase a second hand QQ 1-2 yrs old at a relatively good price. My other options are a brand new Octavia, a new Auris/Corolla, or a Huyndai.