2017 Nissan Note

Nissan Note 2017 model The 2017 Nissan Note DIG-S (E12) is a 1.2L supercharged petrol hatchback, using Nissan’s HR12DDR engine. * Engine: 1.2L HR12DDR * Displacement: 1,198 cc * Cylinders: 3-cylinder DOHC * Induction: Supercharged (DIG-S) * Fuel system: Direct injection * Power: 98 PS / 72 kW @ 5,600 rpm * Torque: 142 Nm @ 4,400 rpm * Transmission: Xtronic CVT * Drive: Front-wheel drive (2WD) * Fuel: Petrol * Fuel tank: 41 litres * Official JC08 economy: up to 26.2 km/L * The DIG-S isn’t the ordinary 1.2L Note. It combines direct injection, a Miller-cycle engine and a supercharger, giving it stronger low/mid-range performance while retaining the fuel economy expected from a small hatchback. Nissan specifically designed the HR12DDR to deliver performance comparable to a larger naturally aspirated engine. Sleek E12 hatchback body design * LED daytime running lights * Projector-style headlights * Front fog lamps * Electric/folding side mirrors * Body-coloured door handles and mirrors * Rear wiper and washer * UV-cut/privacy glass * 15-inch alloy wheels * Compact dimensions with excellent city manoeuvrability * Keyless entry * Automatic climate control * Bluetooth connectivity * USB/AUX connectivity depending on specification * Power windows * Central locking * Adjustable driver’s seat * Foldable rear seats for additional luggage space * Multiple storage compartments and cup holders 1,060,000/- Pay 700,000/- Balance in 15 months 📞 0712429056

Performance Supercharged, Paddle shifters

Interior & Comfort Fabric seats, Push-start ignition / keyless entry, Reverse camera, Touchscreen infotainment (Android Auto / Apple CarPlay), Steering controls

Safety Airbags, ABS (anti-lock braking), Braking assist, Lane assist / lane departure warning, Blind-spot warning, Parking sensors, Immobilizer / anti-theft system, Central locking

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