Nissan Sunny Review

The Nissan Sunny might look ordinary on the outside but it redeems itself by offering extraordinary levels of rear legroom. You can really stretch out at the back and space is at par with much pricier sedans. Seat comfort isn’t the best, however. And while the cabin is well put together, it doesn’t feel special enough.
The 99hp, 1.5-litre petrol engine and 5-speed manual combo performs more than adequately. The 101hp, 1.5-litre-powered Sunny petrol-CVT auto feels effortless and responsive in urban environs, while the 86hp, 1.5-litre diesel scores for its refinement and smooth power delivery. As a plus, ride comfort is good while the Sunny’s steering also calls for little effort.