Nissan QX SE Reviews

~ ~ I suppose the sad day had to eventually come! The ‘mad cabbie’ has had to part company with his much loved Nissan Bluebird Executive, (circa 1990) which has served him so well as his taxi since it was purchased for only £1500 (Sterling) in August, 1999. A major disagreement with a large lorry, who’s driver decided he ...  Read the complete review

Like so many other people, the QX wasn`t on my list of desirable cars. Come to think of it, I didn`t really know it existed..... We ended up with ours by default, as we had a problem getting a good price for our previous car, a Rover 200 auto on a Q plate. Yes, all the stories you have heard about Q plates are true. We had to change cars because ...  Read the complete review

Ok, the basics first of all about why I bought one of these anonymous japanese thingies. I'd run Saabs for a few years thinking they were some of the best and most reliable long-distance cruisers on the planet (I do a lot of miles across Europe). But even they weren't as good as they were cracked up to be; niggling problems and pricey ...  Read the complete review

The QX is really an unknown quantity in the UK with only 600 sold per year. It is the biggest and most expensive car sold by Nissan and classed as an executive saloon. I have owned mine for 18 months and bought it when it was 18 months old for considerably less than the £29,000 price tag when new. As you'd expect for a 'top' car it ...  Read the complete review