I love how close this guy sits to the steering wheel. No matter what car, he sits two feet too high with his knackers brushing the bottom of the wheel in ultimate van man style.

I absolutely love my 2017 connecta so comfortable..so much space inside, massive boot and lovely to drive

Sounds & looks promising. Nissan is definitely moving in the right direction.

I drove it in Bulgaria and I love it.

I own a 2012 Qashqai TI bought new in NZ built in Sunderland UK.Its a 2litre non turbo CVT trans FWD and has most of the stuff this guy was talking about bar the suspension trckery and is the same colour with the same magic mag wheels.Its a great drive and I manage 9.1 litres per 100km around town.

Excellent review!

It looks so awesome

Ugh why can't we have this in the US... looks so much better than the Rogue

Looks great, great value, i like it :)

I like the looks, well done Nissan.

Aside from that - good quick overview.

Great price on this, will get this for the family

Sweet and Sour review-good!

Looks almost identical to the Mazda CX-5! Not a bad thing, just an observation.

"Here in Madrid".....standing in the middle of nowhere ;-)

After seeing a few recent comments about hoping this come to the US as the New Rogue or this is better than the Rogue Nissan sales in North America I wanted to comment that this is the New Rogue for the US. The commercials are running all day everyday (where I live at least). The previous Qashqai was better looking the the previous Rogue so maybe that's the confusion. So checkout the Rogue reviews all over KZfaq all you folks wishing for a US version of the Qashqai, because its here.

Their diesel cars are anything but quiet. I have owned the new Qashqai for one year now, it's the popular 1.5 diesel engine. It is the most noise producing engine I have ever driven - in five years of motoring. It sounds so agricultural in all revs (both high end and low end) and very very clattery around town, sounding like an old bus! And the wind-whistle is horrendous. I agree it has a very classy interior, loads of space, very practical, feels safe on the road and looks amazing. At motorway speeds it's a brilliant cruiser and very economical. But alas I think the hype around this vehicle cannot be met in real world situations. And after a year of ownership (from new showroom delivery) and driven sensibly and well looked after, I feel qualified to share a more balanced view :-) Don't get me wrong, it's a fantastic car. But like many others, it's got it's flaws. And the awful engine noise for me was a deal breaker. I'm selling it on after a year and getting something else.

Nissan has improved the interior a lot

Hi can anyone comment on the Bi-LED headlights of Qasqai vs Bi-Xenon? Is it a worthy add-on?

Has it same feature as 2012 (or was it 2013)? Its stearing wheel comes off when you drive into traffic lights.

Well done, Mr. Bond.

Fabulous car

Very good

Mine has had problems with the parking sensors for nine months ...7 others at the same dealership with the same problem The sensors have been changed twice but Nissan still have no fix I have been a loyal Nissan customer but this is the last one I will buy The Nissan Customer care is hopeless and ,I believe since going in with Renault the cares are released before competing proper testing and trial

@future62 I think this is the "new" rogue. (2014) at least the new rogue is canada looks the same as this

Just got back from the supermarket, was parked outside with large vans either side of me which meant zero visibility and I had to reverse out of my parking spot onto a main road. So glad I didn't buy the Quashquai (or however the hell you spell it). I bought the Skoda Yeti instead, which has great all round visibility and no strange pillars. With the pillar in the Qashqai where it is, there'd have been no way I'd have gotten out of there safely. The Subaru XV and Forester also have good visibility. Just something to consider when buying a car like this. Just thought I'd comment because when I was looking for a car the Qashqai was on my shortlist.

Did he say what the engine was. I don't remember him mentioning it before saying how much work it was to keep it going.

Are we getting this in the USA? This is so much nicer than the Rogue!

Which Qashqui is it?

Here's hoping Nissan badges this as the new Rogue for North America, minus that horrendous new steering wheel.

Why would you make it lower :/

The original Qashqai looked good and you can tell they actually spent some time working on the design. But this thing just looks like any other boring 4x4-esq car and will just blend into the background like a stick insect on a branch.

lengthened by 47mm, is that even worth mentioning?

Swanky?

Got nothing on kia sportage. Trailing well behind.

Juke + Murano

The reviewer says "this time around" an awful lot of times

It looks like hyundai santaFe

Twist beam rear suspension to save weight (35kg) and therefore save on Co2. Ummmm right… ok sure. Cheap Nissan just wants to save on money and make more of it.

Soda are you really, you bought a Soda ????

Owners are extremely disappointed with this car Electrical Issues are constant

Wasn't it "Qashqai" ? XD

Why are you talking through your teeth like ventriloquist?