New Nissan Qashqai

thetoken

Hi all.

Any Nissan boys out there.

Looking for a brand new 1.5dci base model is fine. Cash buyer but I will take the 3 year zero %, with one third down.

Want to buy tomorrow or Tuesday, going to Belfast tomorrow as well.

Anan1

We don't sell cars here! Have you shopped around all the dealers here and in the North, done your VRT calculations, etc?

Owen

You won't get the 0% finance if you go north.

thetoken

Anan1 wrote: »

We don't sell cars here! Have you shopped around all the dealers here and in the North, done your VRT calculations, etc?

Yea. Just giving someone here some business if they want it. Would like to buy it here but can go to UK as well.

benj

prob get top model up north for base model price here.

v10

benj wrote: »

prob get top model up north for base model price here.

I got 1 of these in the UK .. 5 month old demo model with 2500 miles for just €17500 all in .. with higher than Irish spec (i.e. parking sensors, 6 disc cd and climate control) .. thats €7500 lower than the list price for the Irish Spec :eek: .

.Longshanks.

v10 wrote: »

I got 1 of these in the UK .. 5 month old demo model with 2500 miles for just €17500 all in .. with higher than Irish spec (i.e. parking sensors, 6 disc cd and climate control) .. thats €7500 lower than the list price for the Irish Spec :eek: .

Surely thats €7500 lower for a used import than the list price for a brand new Irish Spec. Great deal but not exactly the same

v10

Longshanks100 wrote: »

Surely thats €7500 lower for a used import than the list price for a brand new Irish Spec. Great deal but not exactly the same

I know what it is .. I was making a comparison, I realise not exactly like for like but a better deal in my opinion than buying brand new. It was also €3500 less than I was offered for a year old (lower spec) model here with 5 times the mileage.

.Longshanks.

v10 wrote: »

I know what it is .. I was making a comparison, I realise not exactly like for like but a better deal in my opinion than buying brand new.

Can't argue with that

DUBLINHITMAN

my dad surfers with his back and was on the look out for a high car not a people carrier but like a jeep '
now after i looked at alot of cars that i thought he would like including the mitsy outback rav4 quashqui and a few others and the quasqui is by far the nicest in my opinion and his '
any way he was informed by the sales man it was a renault engine in the nissan and that soon changed my dads mind him been old school and all ,


anyway he still loves the quasqui and is gutted abut the renault engine in it ,,,


any problems with the engine lads , should he go for it ,
not as if he'll be driving the stones out off it .

.Longshanks.

DUBLINHITMAN wrote: »

my dad surfers with his back and was on the look out for a high car not a people carrier but like a jeep '
now after i looked at alot of cars that i thought he would like including the mitsy outback rav4 quashqui and a few others and the quasqui is by far the nicest in my opinion and his '
any way he was informed by the sales man it was a renault engine in the nissan and that soon changed my dads mind him been old school and all ,


anyway he still loves the quasqui and is gutted abut the renault engine in it ,,,


any problems with the engine lads , should he go for it ,
not as if he'll be driving the stones out off it .

....... Renault and Nissan have been sharing platforms and engines etc for almost 10 years now. more info

bazz26

I think that 1.5 dCi engine has been on sale in various models from the Laguna to the Megane for a number of years now and has proven to be pretty reliable. I've heard no horror stories with it anyway. It's pretty good on juice too.

Stevie Dakota

v10 wrote: »

I got 1 of these in the UK .. 5 month old demo model with 2500 miles for just €17500 all in .. with higher than Irish spec (i.e. parking sensors, 6 disc cd and climate control) .. thats €7500 lower than the list price for the Irish Spec :eek: .

Can you elaborate on this as I have been looking at the same but have not got anywhere near €17500 for a 2009 Tekna. Was it via the nissan.co.uk website? Cheers.

niceirishfella

Have you driven one OP?
The gears are on top of each other if you ask me.

v10

Stevie Dakota wrote: »

Can you elaborate on this as I have been looking at the same but have not got anywhere near €17500 for a 2009 Tekna. Was it via the nissan.co.uk website? Cheers.

The one I bought was a Acenta model, which is higher spec than the irish base model but lower than the Tekna model you are talking about. I bought it from a Nissan Garage (found ad on autotrader). It was £12950 on Autotrader and £13,495 on their own website. I done the deal at £12700 which cost me €14000 at the time. The VRT was €3457. In fairness it was about £1000 cheaper than any other I could find at the time.

Stevie Dakota

Cheers V10.

lifer_sean

In the early part of the year Nissan UK were giving a free upgrade on the Qashqai from Accenta grade to Tekna grade. Quite a lot were imported both privately and by Eire dealers (independents and Nissan main dealers). However, Nissan UK increased the price by 3500 stg or so about 2 months ago so that closed off this source.

niceirishfella

Check the warranty status on these. Does the nissan uk warranty cover europe?

v10

niceirishfella wrote: »

Check the warranty status on these. Does the nissan uk warranty cover europe?

Yes, warranty is not an issue.

niceirishfella

v10 wrote: »

Yes, warranty is not an issue.

I'll take your word for it but I'd advise any buyer to check over the wording of the warranty from all manufacturer.

thetoken

Hi all.
Just back from Belfast.

Best price up there €22,000 inc Vat and VRT


Best price down in Dublin here so far is €24,700 for base model with 0% finance, free park sensors, and 1st service free.