Nissan Dualis +2

I have dualis +2 for almost 6months. Yes it’s absolutely reliable yeah it uses a bit more fuel for its size apart from that every thing is flows like butter with this. Interior is basic but have everything I want. Presently enjoying with what it is.... happy buying dualis +2.

My family bought this car for a few reasons:

* Our family size is five.
* We want something spacious.
* We occasionally need to give someone else a lift.
* I sometimes need to carry big stuff.

After doing some research, we found out that Nissan Dualis +2 was the most economical people mover to run.

The cruise control is OK, although, it occasionally gives you a noisy sound if you try to bring it from a slow speed to a speed you have set.

I bought a second hand Nissan Dualis from a Subaru car dealership.

Both endet up to be a nightmare.

First problems with electrics right after three months. Could not start the car, repeated problems with the battery key. Had to change lights front and back already 3 times in 8 months. Subaru car dealer rejected any liability since warranty period had expired 2 days earlier. No support at all.

Tonight the car left me stranded again, starter and ignition did not work.

Stay away from Nisan Dualis and from the Subaru car dealership.

I went from a V6 to the duallis and really noticed the difference. The lag in the CVT I find could be very dangerous. You have the a/c on and need to take off, your foot is on the floor and the car is hardly moving. I liked the display, but did find the Bluetooth regulary drops out and the LCD display goes after about 3yrs and cannot be seen in daylight. I loved that 3 carseats fit into the back seat (quite close) however found the middle seat belt (from the rear roof) was hard for young kids to get the handle of. Other than that the interior was poor and the coating peeled after 2yrs. Other than that no issued.

A good car bad the navigation system is very Bad. We brought the top TI-L model with 7 seats. Car interior started to peel on the door handles after 2 years and nissan won't replace it. The navigation system is that bad that we would not consider another nissan car with the same system.

Had this car from new since 2012 and recently sold it. Did over 50,000km and nothing ever went wrong with it. Now discontinued but still a great choice for second hand car buyers. Economical with a 5 star safety rating with every feature available on cars costing twice the price. Has very nice ambience with the full panoramic glass sunroof. The only reason why it did not get a perfect rating was that the CVT gearbox can be a little noisy however despite this I never had a problem with it. Perfect with two adults and small kids.

Buy with confidence, this is a very reliable car which still looks fresh especially the last of the series which I had in the TiL variety. Will miss this car. Well done Nissan!

We purchased the +2 T-iL model and have been very happy. Boot space is large and can fit a pram and shopping, leather seats with front two heated, sun roof etc. Good fuel economy. My husband does say that it's not as roomy as he would like (he's 6ft tall) and I've heard this from others too. The 6th and 7th seats in the back are only good for small children as they aren't elevated and so hardly any leg room, but we bought the +2 for the boot space not the seats.

The car cruises well, although a little under powered in some conditions ... Fuel economy seems fairly reasonable, but as said earlier the Radio tuning seems to be very unpredictable & the ops manual must have been translated from another language .... Not at all helpful !! (Google translator probably would have done a better job)

I have 2year old Nissan Dualis +2.
The radio has crackling & whooshing noises on the am stations. This occurs when turning, going around round abouts & particularly when reversing.
Not only is it frustrating but I find it distracting when driving therefore compromising my safety and that of my passengers.

Loved the dualis +2 for the 4 years we've had it. Very smooth to drive. I find it a little difficult to paralel park. Cant see well with rear view window. My girls found it quite hot in the back with no air conditioning back there. But lately we bought an aluminum boat and the cars gears are slipping badly. My husband was driving and had to constantly change it into manual to make it keep going. It was a huge disapointment. We will be selling it soon.

Bought new in 2011.Top of the range +2.Lots of car for the money except in the important area of 'go'. Heavy car and small engine mean poor fuel economy- we'd get 15-18l/100km in city driving. Stereo and bluetooth pretty ordinary.Door trim would catch on our (raised) gutters and unclip.Rear hatch handle broke twice- very flimsy.Non warranty : plastic bit cost $280 plus $100 to paint.I fitted it myself, but otherwise another $100 or so.
On the plus side, it handles OK, moon roof looked good when clean (!) and it was cheap.
Not recommended.We traded it for a CX5. Not an issue.

Bought a near new Ti L just recently with the worst radio we have had in any car since the 1970's. It's scratchy and tinny around the city and will not receive the lower band FM station. In the country it's hopeless, even with ABC regional broadcasts. Can anybody offer advice. John

I bought a brand new Dualis+2 6 month ago and its horroble I thougth it was a happy moment when I got my New Dualis but its not, I Everytime I was driving this Dualis I feel sorry to my self, Everytime I push the accelerator pedal its allready in the floor the car does'nt move there is no power and pickup there is no enough power that engine, I was disappointment with my Dualis,I want to take it back but I do'nt know how?

the Dualis+2 AWD Ti-L so far suits our family's needs...we all know the engine is not the responsive compare to other cars and we have no problem with that since this will function as a family car mostly. The 2 seats at the third row fits nicely for kids..or if you have some occasional visitors to accommodate... the SAT nav is a bit old...i think its better to have your own sat nav compare to updating the Nissan sat nav. Overall..if you like a compact crossover SUV that can fit 2 kids occasionally at the third row....this fits the bill =)