How reliable is the Nissan Kicks compared to other subcompacts SUVs?
by Ashutoshover 1 year ago0 views7 comments
Many car buyers prioritise reliability and the Nissan Kicks has been the hot topic when it comes to that. Nissan is still new in its lineup so long term reliability data is still limited. As a result, car fans and potential buyers have debated how the Kicks measures up against better known rivals when it comes to reliability and maintenance costs. On one side, some point to Nissan's past problems with CVT transmissions as a cause for worry; others, however, argue that the Kicks learned from those lessons and has improved technology. Alongside discussions about build quality, longevity and value proposition in the subcompact SUV segment, the question of reliability binds in.
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Comments (7)
Kunalover 1 year ago
According to Motor Trend, the Kicks seems to be more reliable than other Nissan models. They have learned from previous mistakes and they have become a better team.
Anjuover 1 year ago
My friend’s 2020 Kicks has already had transmission issues. Anecdotal, yes, but it doesn’t fill you with confidence.
Richaover 1 year ago
It earns an average predicted reliability rating from Consumer Reports. Not great, not terrible. It is pretty much on par with most subcompact SUVs.
Suchetaover 1 year ago
We don’t really know long term reliability yet because it’s too new. We’ll have a better picture of it, give it a few more years.
Abhinavover 1 year ago
A proven engine and less tricky tech than some rivals are used by the Kicks. In my book, this means less to go wrong and better reliability.
Barunover 1 year ago
I'm nervous because of the Nissan reputation for CVT problems. For peace of mind, I’d rather go with a Toyota or Honda.
Amarover 1 year ago
I've been running my Kicks for 3 years and 60,000 miles without any problems. It's been better than my old Honda HR-V.
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