Nissan Qashqai Leasing

Improvements to Nissan's second generation Qashqai Crossover make like even more difficult for this model's host of imitators.

This improved version of Nissan’s second generation Qashqai SUV is sleeker, feels more expensive inside and offers some of the most sophisticated electronic safety technology in the mid-sized Crossover segment.

Why Would You Want One?

This current Qashqai is sleeker, feels more expensive inside and offers some of the most sophisticated electronic safety technology in the mid-sized Crossover segment. As before, there's a choice of two diesel and two petrol engines, front or all wheel drive and manual or Xtronic automatic transmissions. Nissan Qashqai personal lease deals can be tempting too.

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Along with the design and styling changes, there are changes in the cabin too, where an improved layout, higher-quality materials and more advanced technology feature. Practicality is as good as ever, with reasonable space in the back and decent headroom thanks to a relatively low seat height in the back. Boot space is 430-litres and load space flexibility is enhanced by a dual-floor system designed to provide a flexible and versatile load space.

Nissan Qashqai finance will be based around the choice you make from an engine line-up that has a familiar look. The petrol units comprise a 115 PS 1.2-litre DIG-T powerplant that drives through a six-speed manual box or a 1.6-litre 163PS DIG-T engine. Most customers will doubtless be drawn to the diesels and here, there's a choice between a 1.5-litre dCi co-developed with Renault, good for 110PS, and benefiting from a revision of the engine's internals to improve refinement. Or the 130PS 1.6-litre dCi unit that is offered in either two or four-wheel drive guises. This engine is also sold with the Xtronic transmission, a stepped CVT gearbox. Whether you choose front or rear wheel drive, the Qashqai benefits from Active Trace Control which monitors the behaviour and trajectory of the car, and applies subtle braking to deliver a function similar to a Limited Slip Differential, providing the best traction and the least understeer.

The Bottom Line

So, will a Nissan Qashqai lease work for you? Very possibly. It's worth noting that of all the Qashqai variants that are being offered in the UK, only two feature all-wheel drive. This is a car that no longer purports to be anything remotely off-road at all. Instead, it's a model that plugs in to what buyers want, offering lifestyle looks, cutting-edge technology and an efficient ownership proposition. Even in these hard times, Nissan realises that a new cars need to come with a dose of feel-good factor - perhaps now more than ever in fact. Given that reality, this Qashqai looks set to cash in.

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