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Used Nissan Hatchback for sale

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Buying a used Nissan hatchback for sale is a smart move – you’ll benefit from reliability, affordability and comfort. Buy faff-free from the comfort of your own home online, with a 14-day money back guarantee. Buy or finance a used Nissan hatchback with a 3-month warranty across our entire range.

Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) representative example

Based on a cash price of £12,500, with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,500 at a representative APR of 12.4%. 48 monthly payments of £189.23. Fixed rate of interest per annum 6.45%. Optional final payment £5,289.00. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £3,872.02. Total amount payable £16,372.04. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.

  1. Nissan LEAF

    Nissan LEAF

    110kW Tekna 39kWh 5dr Auto

    • Vehicle year, 2022
    • Mileage, 6,681 miles
    • Fuel type, Electric
    • Transmission type, Automatic
    • Range in miles,
    Full price.£11,999
    Price per month. pcp. £187
  2. Nissan Micra

    Currently reserved

    Nissan Micra

    1.0 IG-T 100 Tekna 5dr Xtronic

    • Vehicle year, 2020
    • Mileage, 10,767 miles
    • Fuel type, Petrol
    • Transmission type, Automatic
    Full price.£12,599
    Price per month. pcp. £210

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Nissan Hatchback buying guide

What types of Nissan hatchbacks are there?

Over the years, Nissan has phased out its hatchbacks in favour of what we Brits buy most – SUVs. There’s a reason its Juke and Qashqai models are among the best-selling of any car in the UK.

Still, search for a used Nissan hatchback for sale and you’ll be presented with a few key options, including a supermini, a family hatchback and an all-electric hatchback.

> Supermini

> Hatchback

> Electric car

Popular Nissan hatchbacks

Nissan’s probably best known for the LEAF, an electric hatchback that’s been around since 2010. In fact, it was one of the first mainstream electric cars that started the boom.

Besides the LEAF, you can also buy more familiar petrol-powered family cars for zipping about towns and cities without worrying about having to plug in.

> Nissan Micra

> Nissan Pulsar

> Nissan LEAF

Are Nissan hatchbacks practical?

Nissan hatchbacks for sale offer strong levels of practicality with average-sized boots, in line with more expensive key rivals.

Consider buying a used Nissan LEAF if you want to make the most out of your space – built from the ground up to be an electric model, it’s packaged well, and has tens of litres more space than most traditional hatchbacks.

What are Nissan hatchbacks like to drive?

Used Nissan hatchbacks tend to verge on the comfortable side, because after all, most hatchback drivers have to contend with speed bumps and potholed roads on a daily basis.

You’ll usually be faced with a choice of petrol and turbocharged petrol engines, but if you’re a fan of performance, consider a LEAF. It’s not super-duper quick, but the instant throttle acceleration from the electric motor needs to be experienced.

Who are Nissan hatchbacks suitable for?

Nissan hatchbacks for sale are ideal for the budget-conscious, because they’re light on fuel (be it petrol or electricity) and affordable to buy or finance.

This means they're cheaper to insure too, making them a popular choice among younger drivers and those wanting to cut down on expenses.

Should I buy a used Nissan hatchback?

What replaced the Nissan Note?

Nissan discontinued the Note because buyers simply weren’t buying MPVs anymore.

What car is similar to a Nissan Note?

If you like the look of the Nissan Note but can’t find one on sale, try looking for a Kia Venga or a Honda Jazz. The latter is still being made today.

What is the fancy version of Nissan?

Much like Toyota has Lexus and Hyundai has Genesis, Nissan has Infiniti. Or it did have – Infiniti exited the UK market in 2020. You can still find the odd used Q30, QX30 or Q50 for sale, though.

Who owns Nissan now?

Nissan is part of a group of manufacturers that includes Mitsubishi (which also left the UK in the 2020s) and Renault (which also owns Dacia).

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