Why don't you recommend the Nissan Note Acenta?

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Why don't you recommend the Nissan Note Acenta?

The Nissan Note Acenta meets your criteria in many ways, yet does not get mentioned where it seems to be a good option. UK-built with a good reliability record, excellent cabin space and access, 65-profile tyres (185/65R15 88T), chain driven cam, DIY replaceable headlight bulbs and well proven torque-convertor automatic transmission, if required. full spec for class. I have no connection with Nissan, just a satisfied Note Acenta owner, with a set of winter tyres on steel wheels to go on soon.

Asked on 15 December 2012 by JL, Horsham

Answered by Honest John

It used to be, and still is as a used buy, but it is now nearing the end of production and is not as good at the Jazz, Venga and ix20.

Tags: automatics wheels and tyres reliability

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