Nissan Magnite has been appreciated for its value proposition, giving you plenty of features at a reasonable price. But budget friendly vehicles generally have concerns about long term durability and build quality. Magnite’s construction is up for debate among owners and potential buyers on whether it can hold up to the test of time and Indian road conditions. There are others who complain about panel gaps, interior rattles or wear and tear on materials, but there are also those who praise how solid the EU is. A lot of the discussion is around how longevity compares to other options in this space, and whether or not any initial quality issues have been resolved in newer production runs. What this question brings out is this larger debate of perceived quality vs actual durability in the budget car segment.