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Nissan 350Z2003-2009 // 1 gen // reliability: 0.85
Common issues: Brake lines, Exhaust system, Ball joints
Nissan Almera2000-2006 // 1 gen // reliability: 0.85
Common issues: Brake lines, Coil springs, Exhaust system
Nissan Cabstar1999-2015 // 1 gen // reliability: 0.85
Common issues: Brake lines, Shock absorbers, Brake discs
Nissan Elgrand2002-2020 // 1 gen // reliability: 0.85
Common issues: Ball joints, Wheel bearings, Brake pads
Nissan JUKE2010-2019 // 1 gen // reliability: 0.87
Common issues: Turbo (1.2/1.6 DIG-T), Clutch assembly, Brake lines
Nissan LEAF2011-2017 // 1 gen // reliability: 0.92
Common issues: Inverter, Ball joints, AC compressor
Nissan Micra2003-2025 // 3 gens // reliability: 0.87
Common issues: Coil springs, Ball joints, Exhaust system
Nissan Navara2004-2025 // 1 gen // reliability: 0.85
Common issues: Brake lines, Coil springs, Ball joints
Nissan NOTE2006-2020 // 2 gens // reliability: 0.89
Common issues: Coil springs, Wheel bearings, Ball joints
Nissan Nv2002009-2025 // 1 gen // reliability: 0.85
Common issues: Coil springs, Ball joints, Brake pads
Nissan Pathfinder2005-2020 // 1 gen // reliability: 0.85
Common issues: Brake lines, Coil springs, Exhaust system
Nissan Primastar2001-2014 // 1 gen // reliability: 0.85
Common issues: Brake lines, Brake discs, Coil springs
Nissan Pulsar2014-2018 // 1 gen // reliability: 0.85
Common issues: Coil springs, Ball joints, Brake pads
Nissan Qashqai2006-2021 // 2 gens // reliability: 0.85
Common issues: DPF, Turbo (1.5 dCi), Injectors (dCi)
Nissan X-Trail2007-2021 // 2 gens // reliability: 0.85
Common issues: Brake lines, Ball joints, Suspension arms
┌─ Reliability Overview ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
Nissan has an average reliability factor of 0.86 across 16 models in our database. This is below average — expect more frequent repairs than the typical UK car.
Reliability factor is based on MOT failure rates, component longevity, and repair frequency. A score above 1.0 means fewer failures than average. Below 0.85 means higher than average repair risk.
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