Nissan Kicks has caught the eye for being notably less expensive than other subcompact SUVs in its class. The big price gap has sparked debate among car fans and prospective buyers. Others may claim the cheaper version comes at the expense of quality or features, however, but a number see it as a wise value play. Nissan's pricing strategy is raising questions about how the Kicks positions in the market and whether or not it is really a bargain, or if there are hidden drawbacks to explain the attractive price. This issue has generated discussions about how far a carmaker can stretch itself to offer a certain level of car with a price that is affordable for a buyer.