Car enthusiasts will remember the Datsun which graced the roads of the UK from the 1960’s to the 1980’s. Many older Datsun’s were affected by rust but mechanically were regarded as being excellent, with a reliability record that stood out from their contemporaries.Nissan retired the Datsun brand in the UK in 1986, by which time the bodywork issues were rectified with the acquisition of higher grade steel. Once the new found excellent build quality was combined with the then legendary electrical and mechanical engineering, Nissan had the platform to progress as one of the foremost global motor vehicle manufacturers.Their current range of cars offers a significant choice of models, including what is widely regarded as the first of the cross overs, the Qashqai. The Nissan Juke took the market by storm with its aggressive and unique styling, and has become a modern design classic. The Leaf is Nissan’s first fully electric car, with space for a family of four. At the compact end of the range the Micra and Note are well established competitors, with the Note offering an elevated driving position for great views of the road ahead.Competing in the family hatch back sector is the distinctive and rear seat space class leading Pulsar, and if it’s a two door sports coupe with sports car styling, serious performance and a rasping exhaust note that you want, then the Nissan 370Z may well be the car for you. The X-Trail completes the Nissan car line up as an intermediate sized four wheel drive that is equally at home on the motorway or scaling steep gradients in the countryside.
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