Nissan Pulsar Review (2014-2018)
The Pulsar marked the return of Nissan to the hatchback market, after the carmaker (successfully) placed all its eggs in the SUV basket for the best part of a decade. The return was fairly short-lived, as the Pulsar was only on sale in Britain for four years, failing to spark any enthusiasm among consumers, but that could benefit used buyers.
4.8 Overall rating
(5 reviews)Fantastic underrated car especially in Tekna specification which adds led lights, leather, front brake assist, 360 camera with lane departure etc.
Fantastic car . Hope to own this car for many years.
Like all pictures. Personally I like body style and love layout of inside. Reviews not the best in all in all departments , but suits my needs perfectly. Im 77 years of age and perfect for me.
The features are as I expected,I feel it was a little overpriced but I did get the delivery charge removed. Nothing missing as far as I could see although I id not see a user manual but I was promised one on collection. I think it is similar to a Ford Focus
Lovely car to drive but check tyre size before buying. 17 inch models are fine but dont touch the 18 inch tyres its not a comfy ride with that model Why they use different tyres i dont know. I had one 3 years ago but went back to a Nissan Note for that reason of the 18 inch tyres
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