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Nissan QASHQAI Midnight SUV 2021 Review

Nissan QASHQAI – If you think dark sun glasses make you look good then a new edition of the Nissan Small SUV the Qashqai might be for you – it’s called Midnight

2021 Nissan QASHQAI Mifbight driving

The black is in smallish details not something that makes it look like a funeral car or dressed by Johnny Cash

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2021 Nissan QASHQAI Mifbight front seats

The Qashqai is getting a bit dated.

There’s Auto emergency breaking but it doesn’t detect pedestrians. Cruise control but not adaptive

There’s a navigation system but horrible map colours.

2021 Nissan QASHQAI Mifbight interior

Some good safety features including rear cross traffic alert.

But noise from the road at motorway speeds is a bit intrusive.

Qashqai’s start at $26,500 but the Midnight is $36,200 plus on roads

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Im David Brown

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Nissan Qashqai Midnight

Model Price $36,200 MLP*
Engine 2 litre petrol
Drivetrain 6 Speed automatic
Power 106kW @ 6,000 rpm
Torque 200Nm @ 4,400
Safety ANCAP 5 Star 2017
CO2 Emissions 159 g/km
Economy ADR 6.9 L/100km
0-100kmh  / Top Speed  N/A
Servicing 3 years free if financed by Nissan
Warranty 5 yr/ Unlimited km with  5 Yr. roadside assist

*MLP – Manufacturers List Price includes GST and LCT but excluding statutory charges, dealer costs and dealer delivery. See your dealer for RDAP. Does not include price of any options.

Overall Rating    

75/100

Behind the Wheel 8
Comfort 7
Equipment 8
Performance 7
Ride and Handling 8
Practicality 7
Fit for Purpose 7
Street Appeal/Design 8
Technology/Connectivity 7
Value for Money 8

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