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What’s the issue with it?

The manual gearbox is very strong. No issues.

Nissan gearbox issues are with CVT's.

Thank you for the feedback. You can also add the Honda Fit into the mix.

Take vitz I always go for Toyota I hate all Nissan's

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@@0-60motoring. I'll call. In the meantime, for record, tell me about the ground clearance.

​@@karugajoseph2131 Hi, I'd advise you to go for the Honda fit, especially over the note and demio. It's up there with the vitz on matters reliability. Also a great daily drive

@@michaeltony1678 This is good input, asante.

They are 1200cc. There’s a 1500cc too Nismo edition

@@0-60motoring. Do you have like a review of it, it would be great i watch it.

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Hapo shwari. It’s beautiful

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Fine

Vitz 1300cc

@@0-60motoring. how much does it cost

Yes it's good and quicker than the normal note

Thank you.

They will obviously come in the future

N suspension problems. Note ni slay queen. Demio diesel inaweza kufanya ujinyonge. Vits... hiyo ni babayao

The gearbox is delicate and gives up quickly

Yes. It's not some time to time small cost. Its early, permanent and non repairable failure. Costs thousands to repair when it happens possibly writing off an otherwise good relatively new vehicle. Just avoid all Nissans with CVT. There are some other brands that use the same JAPCO transmission. Do research and avoid these as well.

Fit can easily turn out the winner because its spacious as the Note and reliable as the Vitz. Those are key aspects. The main downside is that its expensive than the rest.

Fine…we’ll bring it

Haha it is a good car. Perhaps this trim didn’t bring much to the table.

It a gearbox that does not use gears but cone shaped pulleys....Continous Variable Transmission

Technically as described by antonyjenga. In common language - avoid it on any Nissan. It will cost you thousands to repair in a couple of years.

Note

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Fuel economy is highly dependent on how you drive. These cars are in the same region on consumption. However, I'll give the Vitz more marks even if it has a 1.3l while a Note has 1.2l. It is lighter and weight matters in fuel economy.

​@@0-60motoring.Your response is based on opinion not data. Maybe you can research more on the fuel economy...all factors equal, on highway and off highway

@@normanmaina7091 We play with these things on a daily basis 😁. There's no significant difference between them assuming all factors are constant.

Be specific. Like you covered how many kilometers and used how much fuel? I know why I'm asking.

When researching 'Economical' it s wise to consider the cost of resolving known mechanical issues. The Nissan with CVT is sure to cost thousands to repair when (not if) the CVT fails. In most cases CVT failure would mean it is more economical to scrap the car rather then repair it.

Great . Has better looks

This was 2 years ago. Do you have the DIGS? or the E-Power?

How can you replace an item in a video already uploaded 2 years ago?😂😂😂