Nissan Micra Review

While the Nissan Micra’s cutesy looks might not go down too well with all buyers, its interior is more universally likeable. The cabin feels airy and is quite spacious for a small car. The flat and low rear seats sadly take away from the comfort score. Everything is well put together but there’s also a lightness to the build.
The Nissan Micra automatic comes with a 77hp, 1.2-litre petrol engine coupled with a CVT gearbox that offers great convenience in the city, but makes the driving experience quite dull. The Micra diesel’s 64hp, 1.5-litre motor, offered with a 5-speed manual gearbox, impresses with its quietness, linear power delivery and excellent fuel economy. Though easy manoeuvrability is a Micra strongpoint, you’ll also have to live with the car’s clunky ride.