Bought new my 201 Nissan dualis TI FWD manual. Great car, but be warned about the soft clutch. Had to replace after 90,000km. Which cost $3k as you need to buy the entire clutch and flywheel as one unit. Also replaced front rotors after 70,000km but that only cost $100 and is a common issue with the dualis. My opinion is the manual version plus FWD puts to much stress on the clutch as it's a heavy car. Only caveat is this was a daily driver in Sydney conditions. so lots of stop start. Besides the clutch the car was faultless.

Nothing but trouble since purchased. Air con replacesd twice, silver door handle term peels and cut fingers, 3 passender door handle cables snapped at least one (some twice), boot handle snapped off in hand when opening boot, seat release lever broke, boot latch fell out and had to be screwed back in, very noisy and rattles. Very disappointed with this car. Purchases 7 years ago with only 52000k's. Didnt have the money to get rid of it once I realised how bad it is. Will never go near a nissan again.

Car was a great price, has most of the features we wanted, and drives well.
Wife misses the automatic headlights of her last VW, and is still getting used to the parking sensors beeping at her all the time but no serious complaints so far.
Haven't had to test out the automatic braking but nice that it comes even on the base model.

The car is a solid choice for its price range. the smart camera has greatly improved our parking in the tightest of sydney spots. As the driving is shared we find adjusting the height and distance of the driver seat a breeze.

Stylish inside and out, we love the boot space and smooth ride. When we have the occasional newphew and neices in the back, the moon roof allows us to enjoy the sunlight in the front while the kids watch their dvd in headrests. We like seeing the rain with the full length of the roof open, letting in light as we like it when we like it. For a smaller SUV on the market the driving position is still fairly high and fuel economical.

delivers on all it promised and more. Nissan is a great and reliable brand. I’ve had mitsubishi (fantastic) but like the safety features of rhis model. Considered a touota but interior styling is clunky and safety features not standard. Lane monitoring, emergency braking work well . Hested seats in einter great. Rides firmly in the road abd steering good. More than enough power

Family car, shopping and small trips. Car is used every day and is serviced according to dealer requirements. The sonar on the car is over the top. The car beeps far too much which is very annoying . I enjoy the reverse parking camera. This car comes to emergency stop when I drive up the shopping centre driveway ?? Very unsafe!! Overall a comfortable car with some unusual additions.

Driving experience is terrific, both in performance and handling, very quiet on the road....Interior leather is good, except it does seem to mark easily. Plenty of leg room both of us are tall and that was a crucial factor when we looked for a new car.
Good on fuel consumption, although we have only done short trips, so should perform even better on a long run.
We had the Ming finish on both interior and exterior and that keeps it cleaner between washes....

Only got it 10 months ago, has been an alright car. The keyless entry sometimes doesn't work either being a brand new, when asked the dealer who advised to get the cell changed for the car keys..disappointing!!! Although good to drive on long journey, alright with fuel economy. Its an average car if you looking to drive locally but not too good for extremely long drives.

The in-dash system screen is small and Nissan connect applications doesn’t work in Australia. There is no reverse sensor but the camera is ok, although the screen is small. The Running costs looks good. The driving experience is also good. But it’s a normal a good family car, the space is limited.

Purchased a second hand Dualis (12 months old at the time) 2013 model. Interior isn't as nice as the other Dualis models ( my in-laws have a Dualis TI, same age model but the interior is much nicer than ours) Runs great, isnt as powerful as id like, particularly going up steep hills can be a struggle. Boot space is moderately big, However a pram takes up almost all boot space. Also takes Unleaded 98. We've racked up 130,000km and still drives as good as it did day 1.

How disappointing! Love the car, comfortable, a little bit of luxury BUT mechanically it has been a tragedy!
At 20,000k the turbo had to be replaced, the drivers seat tracks require replacing, the steering has a distinctive squeak that needs to be fixed, sensors had to be replaced and now there is a engine rattle that is booked in to be looked at! We went for a Nissan because of the quality but will not touch another since having these issues!

We picked up a 2016 TL diesel with just over 14k on the clock. (Nissan exec car)..at 10K off new price and with the super low K's plus a couple of years remaining warranty ...I thought it was a good deal. I did a LOT of research prior and wanted a compact SUV that had all the gear plus good fuel consumption as we were moving out of town and intended to do a lot more highway driving. The test drive confirmed much of what I was after but still, there is always some trepidation. The first drive (100 ks) laid to rest any qualms. WOW its a great little car!...Done 5 or 600 Ks now. The fuel consumption is amazing its tight and great to drive. I cant believe they are not putting the diesel in the new model...a big mistake Nissan.