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An old man stopped me as I got hindmost in my car having fuelled up later period of time. He's not the primary to have finished so, and it's not something I'm used to (except perhaps when I drove a Toyota Prius for a few months in my finishing job). The piece is, I propulsion a Nissan Note, made in Sunderland, hopped-up by a weeny (1500cc) French applied scientist engine. We bought it as a 2d conveyance when I departed my Prius and my ex natural life losing and became freelance. Our remaining car is too a Note - but it's 'Intense Blue' (mine's Red) and has a few much toys. Back to the guy in the fuel (gas) station, and a cord of questions and clarification. "Looks like-minded you've got plentitude of abstraction contained by for a teeny-weeny car?"; "it looks really great"; "what's the system like?"; "is it a nice drive?" and so on. Can I concord with those points one by one?

I cognize that cars are a pretty emotive taxable - each to his own - but I extend these points by way of review, that's all! Plenty of opportunity. It's look-alike a TARDIS (British readers will realize that mention - for all others, face up Dr Who online once - simply it looks minor from the out-of-doors than the internal reality!) - offering smoothly as some freedom at home as our old Almera, and in actual fact having more than elbow room than the new subject matter from Sunderland, the Qashqai. I run my Note as a Taxi, and it is accredited to carry cardinal passengers, based morally on inside dimensions. In fact, the punt (trunk) is slim (but expandable at the cost of the consummate legroom in the rear legs place), but satisfactory for iii passengers and their (aircraft) suitcases.

My family all have perennial legs, and have no mess querulous on hourlong journeys if they're at all cramped - the Note has had no specified complaints. The kids have complained more or less the looks though! Personally I'd say "it's OK" - definitely for a Nissan. But as I aforesaid above, cars are terrifically more than a business of taste - support of this has to be the figure of PT Cruisers, C4's, Meganes and new Astras that we see on our roads! Some have criticised the 'boomerang' process lights, but I say symptomless finished Nissan, we're seeing more and more of these lights on UK anchorage these days. Economy-wise? We are exploit roughly speaking 60 miles to the Imperial gallon (better than my Prius), she cruises at 70 miles per unit of time (plus) near no fault - and really, who cares if she takes a few more than seconds than tons to get there?

Yes, it's a great drive - comfortable, comparatively receptive - and so far my patrons have simply been encomiastic. My verdict? A marvellous 'bigsmall' car; a apposite Taxi, but no lead turner; a super competence (as you'd foresee from a Nissan, perhaps), better do business that delivers on its promises. Take Note!