2017 Nissan Qashqai 1.6 dCi N-Connecta SUV

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So, I’ve been keeping this car for a few years now — it’s a 2017 Nissan Qashqai with the 1.6 dCi engine, manual transmission, and Euro 6 compliance. It’s a solid, practical hatchback with all the modern bits you’d expect from a well-equipped SUV.

I’ve actually been using it as my daily driver for years — it’s reliable, easy to handle, and has held up well. The seats are comfy, especially with the manual lumbar support on both driver and passenger sides. I’ve had a few long drives on the road, and it’s been pretty stress-free.

The interior’s got a lot of nice touches: leather steering wheel and gear lever, chrome door handles, ambient lighting, and that 5-inch TFT screen with navigation and audio. The audio system is good — AM/FM, CD, AUX, and even DAB. I’ve used the smartphone app integration a few times, which is handy when I’m on the go.

It comes with all the safety stuff: ESP, ABS, brake assist, airbags, lane departure warning, and even a rear view camera. The parking sensors work well, and I’ve used the auto-wipers and hill start assist quite a bit — useful when I’m driving on hills or in the mornings when it’s foggy.

The wheels are 18-inch alloy, bi-colour, and the roof rails are matt silver. There’s a parcel shelf and a luggage board system, which helps when I’m carrying stuff. I also have the anti-theft immobiliser and a pollen filter — small things, but useful.

I’m moving house and it’s time to let go. It’s not flashy, but it’s been dependable. I’ve driven it all over the region — from barnoldswick, salterforth, to the outskirts, and it’s held up well.

The price is £8,811 — I know it’s not cheap, but it’s been a great car to live with. I’m not selling it for a quick profit, more like a clean handover. If you're someone who values practicality and reliability, this one might actually work for you.

No stress, just a good car, ready to go.