2022 Nissan Kicks consumer reviews

Bought the car used with 38,550 miles had it 15 mos and only drove it 3,800 miles and died and Automatic Braking System Actuator had to be repaired for $2,100.00. I did love the car. But no warranty after 36,000 miles. It a real shame to have to give it up. I would never by a Nissan again

Bought the car used with 38,550 miles had it 15 mos and only drove it 3,800 miles and died and Automatic Braking System Actuator had to be repaired for $2,100.00. I did love the car. But no warranty after 36,000 miles. It a real shame to have to give it up. I would never by a Nissan again

Bought the car used with 38,550 miles had it 15 mos and only drove it 3,800 miles and died and Automatic Braking System Actuator had to be repaired for $2,100.00. I did love the car. But no warranty after 36,000 miles. It a real shame to have to give it up. I would never by a Nissan again

Good quality car. After so many long trips I enjoyed any time with my family, ex. Medellín to Guajira more or less 1000 KMS ~ 600 miles. It is an Mt Advance version and does not have as many technical assistants. But it is a city car, don't expect too much. it doesn't have much strength

This has been a very reliable economical car to drive. A very good deal for the value if the selling dealership hadn,'t ripped me off by charging so much more than it's worth when I originally purchased the car

I was hasty and didn't shop around. I have a base model and I don't like the lack of features like power seats and it also has hubcaps which cheapen the look. I hate the hubcaps, I didn't know new cars still had them. Seat is not comfortable, I had to turn the headrest backwards to find a little comfort. I think i would've been happier with an upgraded model. On the plus side it's new, looks pretty good, has a touchscreen, camera and sensors and gives good gas mileage. Rides decent but the power sucks. Oh and its REALLY hard to buckle in a carseat on the back drivers side. Needs a buckle extender. Knowing what I know now I definitely wouldn't get the same model I have.

I have the SR model which is nice and sporty looking but as I knew before purchasing it is under powered. I am disappointed in the 12 gallon fuel tank. Even though it does get around 30 miles per gallon in the city I still feel like I'm spending way too much time at gas stations. The pump cuts off at 10 gallons and I have to SLOWLY pack the other 2 gallons in. No power seats and on power rear hatch. Just the right size for grandparents. A lot of nice options and I love the adaptive cruse control. No heat or AC vents in the back seat, could be a problem if carrying passengers. Seat material seems to be hard to clean and attracts lint. The auto headlight dimmer works good and is very handy.

My 2020 Nissan Kicks is a basic model with good safety features at a great price. It's great for in-city driving and gives me excellent gas mileage. However, this particular model would definitely be better with turbo. Which would cost more but would perform a lot better especially on the highway.

I purchased a Kicks the first year they came out (in 2018) and loved it then. But I moved to a small town that is mostly rural was was afraid to keep it since the winters here can be pretty bad with snow. I (unfortunately) traded my Kicks for a Nissan Rogue Sport AWD. There was nothing really wrong with the Sport, but after going through a couple of bad winters, I found that it wasn't as awful as I feared so this year I decided to go back to what I really loved. I traded the Sport for a new Kicks SR. I am so glad I did! It's even better than I remembered. Nimble, responsive, stylish - just plain AWESOME! Nissan has done an incredible job. Totally in love with my Kicks!