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And how has the Nissan Sunny changed in its many iterations, and kept up with changing consumer demands?
06 January 2025 10:04
The Sunny has made a huge improvement in interior space. Surprisingly roomy for their class, the newer models are.
And how has the Nissan Sunny changed in its many iterations, and kept up with changing consumer demands?
06 January 2025 10:04
The problem is that Sunny has not evolved faster than consumer expectations. Now, people want more tech and style in budget cars and the Sunny hasn’t quite kept up.
And how has the Nissan Sunny changed in its many iterations, and kept up with changing consumer demands?
06 January 2025 10:04
In fact, I think the Sunny has actually regressed in some ways. They were more fun to drive and the older models had more character. They just feel bland.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
The Sunny has certainly come a long way, and improved by leaps and bounds when it comes to safety features and fuel efficiency. However it still lags a bit behind the competition in terms of infotainment and design.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
It hasn't evolved honestly. It still looks dated compared to its rivals. If Nissan want to remain relevant, they need to step it up.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
Nissan has managed to keep the Sunny up to date, while retaining its basic identity as a reliable, affordable sedan, I think. It's not cutting edge and doesn’t need to be.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
Evolution of the Sunny has been more about refinement than revolution. It’s a bit better each generation, but there’s been no game changing update.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
The Sunny has improved greatly on interior space. For their class, the newer models are surprisingly roomy.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
The problem is, Sunny has not evolved as fast as consumer expectations. Now people want more tech and style even in budget cars, and the Sunny hasn't quite caught up.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
I’d say that the Sunny has actually regressed in some regards. But they had more character, and were more fun to drive. The new ones are just bland.
The Nissan Patrol's fuel consumption, is it a deal breaker in today's eco conscious world?
06 January 2025 09:25
Of course, it's a big, powerful SUV that drinks fuel. If you buy a Patrol, you already know what you're dealing with. It's not meant to be a Prius.
The Nissan Patrol's fuel consumption, is it a deal breaker in today's eco conscious world?
06 January 2025 09:25
This day and age, the fuel consumption is ridiculous. At least a hybrid option is what Nissan should do. That kind of gas guzzling is hard to justify anymore.
The Nissan Patrol's fuel consumption, is it a deal breaker in today's eco conscious world?
06 January 2025 09:25
It’s a concern, but I won’t lose sleep over it. The fuel costs are nothing compared to the reliability and capability of the Patrol. And I don't daily drive it around the city, either.
The Nissan Patrol's fuel consumption, is it a deal breaker in today's eco conscious world?
06 January 2025 09:25
It depends I think, where you live. In the Gulf countries where fuel is cheap, it’s not a big deal. But Europe or parts of Asia? Most people will probably consider it as a deal breaker.
The Nissan Patrol's fuel consumption, is it a deal breaker in today's eco conscious world?
06 January 2025 09:25
The fuel consumption sucks, but at the end of the day, people buying Patrols aren't too fussed about it. It is more of the status and capability.
The Nissan Patrol's fuel consumption, is it a deal breaker in today's eco conscious world?
06 January 2025 09:25
It's definitely an issue. My Patrol is great, but the fuel bills aren't. If Nissan made a hybrid version with the same capability, I'd switch to that in a heartbeat.
The Nissan Patrol's fuel consumption, is it a deal breaker in today's eco conscious world?
06 January 2025 09:25
Some markets get the V6 option as a good compromise. Not as thirsty as the V8, but still powerful enough. I wish they'd offer that everywhere.
Is the Kia Sonet worth the premium it commands?
03 January 2025 12:35
Kia is going a bit overboard with the pricing, I think. Yes, you get a lot of features, but at the end of the day, it’s still a sub 4m SUV. You could get a decent mid size SUV with more space and road presence for 18 lakhs.
Is the Kia Sonet worth the premium it commands?
03 January 2025 12:35
I find the Sonet worth every penny as a tech and comfort features person. In this segment, where else do you get ventilated seats, huge touchscreen, ADAS? It's like a mini luxury car.
Is the Kia Sonet worth the premium it commands?
03 January 2025 12:35
The problem is Kia has priced the Sonet in a segment where it doesn’t belong. Now it's competing with larger cars, and that's a tough sell no matter how many features you pack in.
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