The Official PistonHeads Boring Nissan Qashqai Thread

The Official PistonHeads Boring Nissan Qashqai Thread

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Contigo

3,113 posts

209 months

Tuesday 23rd December 2014
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6k miles in and it just gets better and better!

JVaughan

6,025 posts

283 months

Monday 5th January 2015
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Contigo said:
6k miles in and it just gets better and better!
Can you throw some figures in with that comment ?
9 weeks until I take delivery of mine, can hardly wait (although Im sure Ill miss the sheer size of the Alhambra)
Also starting to regret ordering it in White now :/

anonymous-user

54 months

Sunday 11th January 2015
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I'm looking at leasing one of these.

I was thinking the 1.6 petrol but looking at the zero tax and massive mg of the 1.5 diesel I'm tempted by that.

I guess it would be a 1.5dci tekna.

Can anyone point me towards the best lease deal?

anonymous-user

54 months

Sunday 11th January 2015
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So the tilsun website has the 1.6 dci tekna with maintenance and road tax at £253 a month plus vat on a 6 / 23.

I am really tempted to lease one of these.

JVaughan

6,025 posts

283 months

Tuesday 3rd February 2015
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Thats good, im paying £360, 4 year lease, all servicing, maintenance, tyres, insurance ... the works, 20k annual mileage for a 1.5 Tekna, in white

Jordanderve

1 posts

109 months

Sunday 1st March 2015
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JVaughan said:
Thats good, im paying £360, 4 year lease, all servicing, maintenance, tyres, insurance ... the works, 20k annual mileage for a 1.5 Tekna, in white
Hi, newbie here looking to buy a Qashqai. JVaughan, that is the exact deal I'm looking for. Where have you leased that deal from?

JVaughan

6,025 posts

283 months

Monday 16th March 2015
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Leaseplan.

Car arrived !.. first 100 miles have been great. Leather seats comfortable, very supportive. Great feedback and pulls very well for a 1.5 on 19" wheels.
Controls and features very easy to work out, and DAB / Navigation easy to use.


FreeLitres

6,042 posts

177 months

Thursday 19th March 2015
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What real mpg are you guys all achieving on the 1.5 diesel?

I'm looking at getting one of these but I have read horror stories about an average mpg of about 45mpg?! Book figure average is about 75mpg though confused

Edited by FreeLitres on Thursday 19th March 15:29

nails1979

597 posts

141 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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I average low to mid 50s in our 59 plate pure drive. Round the doors and mixed carriageway driving.
take it on a run staying around the Iimits then low 60s. 56mph everywhere then I get almost 70mpg.

JVaughan

6,025 posts

283 months

Thursday 2nd April 2015
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Only 1000 miles in and around town, getting anywhere from 40 - 45 mpg (mind you, I am driving it it like I stole it!)
on a motorway run at 80 mph with cruise set, im seeing around 50mpg.
stuck in contraflow at a constant 50mph, im hitting 60mpg.

biggrin

JVaughan

6,025 posts

283 months

Thursday 11th June 2015
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5000 miles in and getting 50+mpg where ever I go.
On a full tank, that equates to between 600 and 700 miles.
still loving it although perhaps I should have gone for the 1.6 over the 1.5 as it does have a few dead spots, meaning to have to stirr the gearstick quite a bit

Neil H

15,323 posts

251 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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Has anyone with a diesel had trouble with the DPF? Looking at getting a nearly new and was originally going to go for the 1.5 DCI but the dealer suggested that they'd seen issues with people doing low mileage having blocked DPFs and recommended the petrol (our car will see minimal use).

grahamm

211 posts

202 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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Neil H said:
Has anyone with a diesel had trouble with the DPF? Looking at getting a nearly new and was originally going to go for the 1.5 DCI but the dealer suggested that they'd seen issues with people doing low mileage having blocked DPFs and recommended the petrol (our car will see minimal use).
My brother had a latest model diesel Qashqai and had problems with the DPF. In the end the dealer took it back against a petrol one

pherlopolus

2,088 posts

158 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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We have done 7000 miles in our QQ now,, including 2000ish to and from the south of France.

Very impressed and I did 680 miles in 11 hours on the way back, average 37mpg with a roof box on and cruise at 80 (ish wink )

Not bad for the 1.2 Petrol, slightly more power would have been useful for lane changes/over takes on autoroutes and to keep it in 6th (or even 5th) on the passes. It seemed to much prefer the 99 fuel has apposed to the 95 e10...

Composite Guru

2,206 posts

203 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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I'm collecting my leased 1.5 DCi Tekna next week. Been driving around in a 1.5 Juke for the last year and looking forward to getting it.

Neil H

15,323 posts

251 months

Friday 4th September 2015
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grahamm said:
My brother had a latest model diesel Qashqai and had problems with the DPF. In the end the dealer took it back against a petrol one
Interesting, so it wasn't just dealer BS.

I put a deposit down on a blue 1.2 DIG-T Tekna today, looking forward to picking it up next week.

grahamm

211 posts

202 months

Saturday 5th September 2015
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Has anyone got the 1.6 petrol? How does it compare to the 1.2? Is it worth the extra cost, plus tax & fuel?

Frankthered

1,623 posts

180 months

Sunday 6th September 2015
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grahamm said:
Has anyone got the 1.6 petrol? How does it compare to the 1.2? Is it worth the extra cost, plus tax & fuel?
We've had a 1.2 for about 18 months now and it's fine. It struggles a bit with four up, going up hills etc. and sometimes with roundabouts if you catch it off boost. A friend has just bought a 1.6 petrol Tekna and we had a short ride in it. It certainly has more poke as you'd expect. If they'd actually been selling the 1.6 when we bought ours, I would have been tempted, at least to give one a try.

Is it worth it? Only you can answer that one for yourself!!

JVaughan

6,025 posts

283 months

Thursday 17th September 2015
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Just clocked up 10,000 miles. Average mpg is now up to 57-60 mpg everywhere I go !!... on am motorway run at a constant 75mph, I can get 65mpg. Stuck in Average speed camera areas, and the speed limiter set to 50mph ive seen 69mpg average.!!

Having a few issues with the gadgets though ... blind spot warning seems to have a mind of its own when its raining, alerting me to "phantom" cars in my blind spots (even when on country lanes and empty roads). Front Collision avoidance radar packed up .. Nissan found 1 meter of blue rope wound around the inside of the bumper!!

In recent heavy rain, the 19" wheels and 225 tyres are terrible.. managed even keeping a constant 70mph, the car was aquaplaning.

Wipers seem to want to go onto the fastest speed all the time when put on "auto", regardless of slight drizzle !...

Lane departure warning switched off (by me) because it didnt like the fact that in road works / joining motorways, you have to cross a white line !!

Full glass roof is now regarded as a gimic and remains shut !!

keyless entry is great, no longer having to fish around for keys when approaching the car.

Do I still love it ... Yes, but needs a little more power !!

Composite Guru

2,206 posts

203 months

Thursday 17th September 2015
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Composite Guru said:
I'm collecting my leased 1.5 DCi Tekna next week. Been driving around in a 1.5 Juke for the last year and looking forward to getting it.
I collected my new car last week and am really impressed with the comfort and quietness of the cabin in comparison to my Juke.
The thing I wasn't impressed with is the car left the factory with illegal dipped beam and wasn't picked up in the PDI. I was being flashed and beeped everywhere I went on the first night. Quite embarrassing situation.
The headlights on the Tekna can only be adjusted through the ECU which currently can only be done by a dealer.
I was quite amazed that the cars aren't checked more thoroughly before leaving the factory.