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     • As of January 2024, the Nissan Micra has a New Car Expert Rating of B, with a score of 65%. It rates highly for its low average CO 2 emissions and running costs, while its reliability record is also good. Its safety score is only average as the Euro NCAP rating has now expired due to age – the testing was done back in 2017.
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   Is the Nissan Micra a good car?

   • The Micra is affordable, well equipped and comfortable, but it isn't a class leader. Engines & Performance: There are two petrol engines and one diesel on offer in the Micra.

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   How much does a Nissan Micra cost on carwow?

   • The Nissan Micra has a RRP range of £12,800 to £22,995. However, on Carwow prices for a new Nissan Micra start at £13,810 if paying cash. The price of a used Nissan Micra on Carwow starts at £6,995. How practical is it?

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   Should I buy a Citroen or a Micra?

   • If you’re after a small and cheap car, the Ignis is a good option. However, if you're looking for something cool and comfortable, the Citroen is the better choice. The Micra, on the other hand, is the all-rounder with a well-built cabin, good safety kit, and a better driving experience than both.

   Which is best: Suzuki Ignis, Citroen C3 or Nissan Micra?

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   Is Nissan's 5th generation Micra still a good value supermini?

   • Nissan's fifth generation Micra gets a light refresh. It's still one of the best value superminis out there, as Jonathan Crouch discovers. When the first Nissan Micra appeared more than 30 years ago, it marked a revolution in the small hatchback segment and opened a new chapter for Nissan.

   Nissan Micra review | Car review | RAC Drive

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   How has the new Nissan Micra changed over the years?

   • These small changes have also had an effect on the overall driving experience as it is now easier to exploit the turbocharged, three-cylinder petrol engine’s power band and, suddenly, it feels sprightlier than before, making the Micra a fun little car to drive quickly.

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   Is a Ford Micra a good car to drive?

   • The Micra doesn’t lean much on twisty country roads either, although you’ll have more fun driving the more agile Ford Fiesta. All but Visia and Visia+ models come with cruise control as standard. As a result, the Micra’s one of the most relaxing small cars to drive on long journeys.

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3. www.carwow.co.uk › nissan › micraNissan Micra Review 2024 | Drive, Specs & Pricing - carwow

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   Is the Nissan Micra a good car? The Nissan Micra is a bit of a looker in the world of small cars, and better still it’s even slightly less expensive than the likes of the big-selling Vauxhall Corsa. The catwalk style continues in the cabin, which is truly eye-catching.

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4. www.carwow.co.uk › nissan › micraNissan Micra (2013-2017) Review and Prices - carwow

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   review. RRP. £12,800 - £22,995. Compare offers. A complete review of the Nissan Micra (2013-2017). Read our honest assessment of its practicality and driving performance, and compare its specs and prices.

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5. www.carwow.co.uk › blog › suzuki-ignis-vs-citroen-c3Which is best: Suzuki Ignis, Citroen C3 or Nissan Micra? - carwow

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   The Suzuki Ignis is the least expensive car here, with prices ranging from £10,999 for the entry-level SZ3 to just under £15,000 for the top-spec car. It’s the also the smallest car of the three, which makes the bigger Citroen C3 look like a bargain because it’s only £556 more than the Suzuki for the entry-level car – rising to £18,045 for the rang...

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   You can’t accuse any of these cars of looking boring. The Ignis has chunky love-it-or-hate-it toy-car looks – it looks like a shrunken SUV with the flared wheel arches, high ground clearance and fake vents at the back that pay homage to the 1980s SuzukiWhizzkid. If you prefer your small car to look less aggressive, the C3 might take your fancy. It ...

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   Small cars with small pricetags tend to have cheap-feeling interiors, but some of this trio feel surprisingly good. Sadly the Ignis doesn’t – and its interiorcould definitely do with some extra money being spent on it. The two-tone design helps, but the cabin feels very cheap and it’s not helped by the aftermarket Pioneer infotainment system that’s...

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   For something so small, the Ignis does quite well for head and knee room in the back. Top-spec models even allow your rear passengers to recline the seats for a bit of extra space. However, the Ignis’ narrow body means there’s not enough room for three people in the back. The C3 is noticeably larger, but even so there’s not much space in the back f...

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   If you’re after a small practical car, then the Ignis isn’t the best bet. The only drinks holders are in the doors and glovebox, and the narrow rear door openings make fitting child seats a challenge. There are some features such as tethering hooks in the boot, but it’s a lot smaller than the other cars here. Spec a four-wheel-drive model and you’l...

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   The Ignis’ high seats give you a great view out, and the light controls make it easy to drive around town. Sadly it’s best kept within city limits – head out of town and you’ll find that the suspension is bouncy and the car leans a lot in the corners, while the steering feels vague and it never feels particularly quick. The 1.2-litre petrol is perf...

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   All three of these cars have their merits. If you’re after a small, cheap carthat’s good on practicality then check the Ignis out. If you want something cool and comfy then the Citroen is the best bet. The Micra is the best all-rounder though – thanks to a well-built cabin, good safety kit and a better driving experience than the other two.

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7. www.honestjohn.co.uk › nissan › micraNissan Micra (2017 – 2022) Review - Honest John

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   Nissan Micra (2017 – 2022) At A Glance. Honest John Overall Rating. This generation of Nissan Micra proved to be massive improvement over its predecessor, which made it one of the best small cars of its time. Peppy engines.

   • Fuel Type: Diesel,Petrol
   • Produced on: 2017

   • Manufacturer: Nissan
   • Boot Space: 300-956 L

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8. www.rac.co.uk › drive › car-reviewsNissan Micra review | Car review | RAC Drive

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   Comparison based on theaa.com closest equivalent cover at 17/10. Nissan's fifth generation Micra gets a light refresh. It's still one of the best value superminis out there, as Jonathan Crouch discovers.

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9. www.whatcar.com › news › nissan-micra-long-term-testNissan Micra long-term test review - What Car?

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   Sep 7, 2017 · Nissan has given its fifth-generation Micra a radical makeover, so can it now compete with the best small cars? Six months of everyday use should provide the answer

10. www.whatcar.com › nissan › micraUsed Nissan Micra Review - 2017-2022 - What Car?

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    Overview. The Micra is affordable, well equipped and comfortable, but it isn't a class leader. Smart interior. Good safety kit. Comfortable front seats. So-so to drive. No Android Auto....