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Sign up with GoogleThinking of buying a Nissan NP200
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My_King
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I have no issues with it
epah
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Or the diesel
Smugs
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I'm kinda in the same boat, also looking for a new small bakkie.
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https://www.group1nissan.co.za/nissan-np200-bakkie/
Nissan NP200 Fuel Consumption*
As an affordable hard working half tonne bakkie, the Nissan NP200 is a work horse that is also kind to your pocket. Offering a fuel efficiency of 9.7 l/100 km for its entry level model, it is certainly among your more fuel efficient bakkies.
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That seems like probable real life consumption and not using claimed figures.
Nissan NP200 Fuel Consumption*
As an affordable hard working half tonne bakkie, the Nissan NP200 is a work horse that is also kind to your pocket. Offering a fuel efficiency of 9.7 l/100 km for its entry level model, it is certainly among your more fuel efficient bakkies.
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That seems like probable real life consumption and not using claimed figures.
Gtx Gaming
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Get the 1.5dci!
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Is the Nissan Np200 seen as an insurance risk regarding vehicle theft and hijacking , how would it compare to the Polo Vivos etc. ?
epah
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Listen to this man. Get the diesel
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Well it's not all that simple. It's not really a Nissan.
Lil brother had the 1.6 16v and i loved that engine as it revved freely and sadly he crashed it.
My other brother has a 1.6 8v and it has been running with no issues and the last time (December 2018) i looked at the kilos, it has over 60 000km with no issues.
Some contractor that came to my place to sort out my geyser, they were driving one that had clocked 250 000km with no major issue to report.
So yes they are good and seem to be reliable as majority of security companies have them on fleet and we all know how those drivers drive.
My other brother has a 1.6 8v and it has been running with no issues and the last time (December 2018) i looked at the kilos, it has over 60 000km with no issues.
Some contractor that came to my place to sort out my geyser, they were driving one that had clocked 250 000km with no major issue to report.
So yes they are good and seem to be reliable as majority of security companies have them on fleet and we all know how those drivers drive.
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I haven't picked this up in the press , but apparently the entry level Nissan Np200 ( Base ) now comes with airbags and ABS+EBD , just without aircon. No more bare bones Nissan Np200. Good showing by Nissan !
Some of the adverts I have seen , now makes sense.
Some of the adverts I have seen , now makes sense.
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I had two that touched 350k km's and they were quite solid.
upup
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My friend had one, then got a chev utility, he said it drives softer.
Hearsay I say
Here on MyBB all Renaults are rubbish and not capable of doing anything near that distance claimed
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Ok so I just pulled the trigger on a 2018 1.5dci with 50k odd on the clock, let's hope it pleases me..
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Congrats !
Be sure to give a bit of insight into real world fuel consumption , if you don't mind ?