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Facts about Nissan Note
- The Nissan Note was first introduced in the UK in 2006.
- Outside of Japan, the UK was the first foreign market for the Note.
- Its design was inspired by the Renault Modus.
- It was planned as a successor to the Nissan Almera, which had been a complete failure against its competitor the Renault Scénic in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
- There have been three generations and several facelifts for the Note.
- Nissan planned to release the second-generation Note along with the Nissan Micra and Nissan Juke.
- The Note was quite popular in its native Japan and reasonably successful in Europe.
- The Nissan Note was assembled at the Nissan Motor Manufacturing UK plant in Sunderland, North East England.
- The Note was discontinued in the UK in 2017 to increase production of the popular Nissan Qashqai, which continues to be assembled at the Sunderland plant.
- A third-generation Note was released in Japan in 2020 and production continues for that market only.
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Frequently asked questions about Nissan Note
Is the Nissan Note a good car?
Generally, the Nissan Note received good reviews although it was never really exceptional. Its generously spacious interior and zippy performance made it a dependable family car, but it was known to be fairly noisy at low speeds.
Why was Nissan Note discontinued?
The second-generation Nissan Note was discontinued in Europe in 2017, although a third-generation Note is still in production for the Japanese market. Nissan decided to terminate production of the Note in order to meet the decreasing demand for mini MPVs and to increase production of the popular Nissan Qashqai.
Is Nissan Note a Renault engine?
Yes, the first-generation Nissan Note used Nissan’s B Platform which is shared with the Renault Clio III and IV as well as the Renault Zoe. Since 1999, Nissan has been a trusted strategic partner with Renault under what is now called the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance.
What car is similar to a Nissan Note?
Although MPVs like the Note are becoming less popular in the UK, cars that are roughly similar to the Note include the Ford Fiesta, Kia Rio, Honda Jazz, Škoda Fabia, and Toyota Yaris. None of these are exactly the same as the Note, but in terms of value and performance, they tend to be quite good alternatives.
Is a Nissan Note cheap to run?
Yes, the Nissan Note was known to be quite fuel-efficient and reasonably cheap to run. For example, the 2019 Note had an estimated 49.6 mpg fuel economy, with diesel variants perhaps having even better performance.