The reviewer clearly had no love for this Car! I own one and definitely say that it’s a pure A-B car.. it’s relatively smooth to drive and plenty of room inside.. basically it gets the job done, no more no less
Hi, Bob! You are right - it’s a good car, but not necessarily a fun one, in my opinion. Do you feel that the Almera is a memorable experience every time you drive it?
For the price, it was good (while they still brought them to SA). However, like many other sedans (that have also been discontinued), South Africans find everything they wanted (and more!) in crossovers and SUVs. It’s a sad reality, but you can see it in the decline of sales of cars like the Toyota Corolla, VW Polo Sedan etc., where people now opt for things like the Corolla Cross and T-Cross/T-Roc, respectively.
Generally, for smaller engined sedans and hatchbacks, I would go for the manual option, especially if the automatic variant is a 4-speed. Thanks for watching!
Hi, Dallion! To be fair, I’d have to spend more time with one to make a final decision between the two, but the previous Polo Vivo sedan felt like a more refined product. Thank you for watching!
I have been driving Nissan Micra and Almera. They were both acting weird with their front suspension. Well-serviced NP300 engine died while on the road🤦♂️ Even if I find any Nissan being sold on 50% off special, I won't bother
Hi, Moeletsi! That’s shocking, especially because h the cars you mentioned were bought in numbers, partially because they were perceived to be reliable. Thank you for sharing your experience, and for watching the video!🙏
Hi, there! For the South African market, that’s what we had as the 2023 model at the time that the video was released. The Almera has since been discontinued for us. Thanks for watching!🙏
Hi, Nkululeko! I hope that we get the new one in SA, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they discontinue the Almera for us. As for the Quest, I would definitely like to also see it on the channel, so the first chance I get, I’ll review it. Thank you for your continued support!!
Very credible review!
Thank you so much, Jimmy!
Wishing you a prosperous new year ahead😎
The reviewer clearly had no love for this Car! I own one and definitely say that it’s a pure A-B car.. it’s relatively smooth to drive and plenty of room inside.. basically it gets the job done, no more no less
Hi, Bob! You are right - it’s a good car, but not necessarily a fun one, in my opinion. Do you feel that the Almera is a memorable experience every time you drive it?
😂😂 that’s a trick question right? Usually I can’t wait to get to where I’m going
It’s Ok for the price
@bobntege1763 Lol you also have no love for it, bro!😂
For the price, it was good (while they still brought them to SA). However, like many other sedans (that have also been discontinued), South Africans find everything they wanted (and more!) in crossovers and SUVs. It’s a sad reality, but you can see it in the decline of sales of cars like the Toyota Corolla, VW Polo Sedan etc., where people now opt for things like the Corolla Cross and T-Cross/T-Roc, respectively.
Already own this model since 2012, auto 4 speed.
Would you recommend the automatic?
Generally, for smaller engined sedans and hatchbacks, I would go for the manual option, especially if the automatic variant is a 4-speed.
Thanks for watching!
Better than the older polo Vivo sedan ?
Hi, Dallion! To be fair, I’d have to spend more time with one to make a final decision between the two, but the previous Polo Vivo sedan felt like a more refined product.
Thank you for watching!
I have been driving Nissan Micra and Almera. They were both acting weird with their front suspension. Well-serviced NP300 engine died while on the road🤦♂️ Even if I find any Nissan being sold on 50% off special, I won't bother
Hi, Moeletsi!
That’s shocking, especially because h the cars you mentioned were bought in numbers, partially because they were perceived to be reliable.
Thank you for sharing your experience, and for watching the video!🙏
Why does it look different. I thought from 2020, the exterior and interior have been massively changed. How could be this 2023 model?
Hi, there! For the South African market, that’s what we had as the 2023 model at the time that the video was released. The Almera has since been discontinued for us.
Thanks for watching!🙏
3 yr 90km what if you did reach 90km in 3yrs ?
Hi, Lusapho. It’s on a “whichever comes first” basis. If you go past the 90,000km before the three years, the plan is finished
2020 model
This guy is funny
Thanks George😂. Hope you enjoyed the video.
Stay Driven😎
The 2024 model is better than this one. This thing is ugly, please review Toyota quest
Hi, Nkululeko! I hope that we get the new one in SA, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they discontinue the Almera for us.
As for the Quest, I would definitely like to also see it on the channel, so the first chance I get, I’ll review it.
Thank you for your continued support!!
@@drivenautozar thank you. I also think that about Almera
For 2022/2023 model its very bad on outside headlights are are from the past😅😅😅
😂 hopefully we’ll get an updated version if they don’t discontinue it.
Thanks for watching!😎
I own one and would not recommend it to a potential buyer🥲
Why bro?
Hi, Phumlani! Please tell us about your ownership experience of the Nissan Almera