Guarantee

Nissan’s comprehensive vehicle warranty covers your vehicle for 3 years or 100,000 km whichever comes first, against manufacturing defects. As with all warranties there are certain limitations and requirements which you, as our Customer should be aware of.

• Your vehicle must be maintained in accordance with Nissan’s maintenance and service schedule.
• Nissan Ireland highly recommends that your Nissan should be maintained by an authorised Nissan repairer. Remember - No one knows Nissan vehicles better than Nissan!
• The benefits to you are that your vehicle will be maintained by Technicians who are professionally trained to the highest standards.
• As the “Experts” Nissan Authorised Repairer’s will ensure that your vehicle is continually monitored in line with manufacturer’s recommendations for corrective and preventative maintenance.
• You should ensure that the vehicles service history record logbook is accurately completed and stamped by the servicing dealer after every service.
• The use of genuine spare parts will assure you of safety, reliability and correct fit every time at competitive prices.
• Your vehicle must have paintwork and body work inspected annually.
• Nissan paintwork is covered for 3 years unlimited
• Your Nissan is covered against perforation from corrosion for 6-12 years (depending on model)
• Genuine Nissan Spare Parts carry a 12 month unlimited mileage warranty
• Your Nissan is covered anywhere in mainland Europe
• You should retain all service records and invoices in the event of a query on a warranty repair.
• You should read the Warranty Information Booklet supplied with your Nissan and be familiar with its contents.

Reviews

• QASH INCENTIVE

   
  The Kerryman
  2013-02-13…
   
  Nissan is looking to prolong the Qashqai’s stay at the top of the sales charts with still more on-going improvements.
  It’s hard to pin the Nissan Qashqai down into a particular sector of the market because it combines elements of compact 4×4, family hatch and compact MPV. What’s really important is that it works. The Qashqai handles well, has lots of space inside, particularly in seven-seat +2 guise and feels very well built. Now with a new 1. 6-litre diesel engine that’s cleaner, thriftier and offers better in-gear acceleration than 2.0 dCi until it replaces,

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• Qashqai proves strong yet frugal

  Nissan’s new Qashqai is a dependable, safe and comfortable performer on the road.
  The Nissan Qashqai has been a big success in Ireland, with more than 4,000 cars sold last year. Looking like a small SUV/MPV, it has a very practical, high-seating position that appeals to adults and children alike. Yet. under the skin, this is a regular family car, so the downsides of the true MPV – weight, bulk, higher fuel consumption and, now, higher taxes – are all mostly absent. These are the factors that have been persuading buyers, particularly those with small families, that the Qashqai is…

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• It’s a qash dash

  JUST over six months on the market and already the Qashqai has proven to be one of the best selling cars ever produced by Nissan. Since its launch in March a massive 66,000 units have been sold across Europe — way beyond the company’s sales predictions for the new model.

  Ireland…

  In Ireland, a staggering 2,500 units have already been registered and demand hasn’t wavered despite the traditional lull in car sales over the summer period. Sales in all markets have been so strong, Nissan have been forced to ramp up production at their Sunderland factory in the UK by

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• It does everything it says on the tin – by Ian Mallon

  Summer has just arrived, but already I think we could have a Car of the Year for ’07. The Nissan Qashqai is certainly worth all the hype, and all this despite my initial scepticism. Basically, I refused to believe-that such a beautiful, quality performing and cheap automobile would ever be available to Irish motorists.
  Just where was the catch, I harked? Was it under the bonnet? ‘Nope’, in fact au contraire. Was the styling all airbrush and no substance? Again, ‘No’.
  In fact, under close scrutiny the Qashqai was everything it said on the tin, and more. So much more.…

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