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Nissan Qashqai (2017) review: Is the original SUV crossover still the best?

Posted on June 27, 2017January 23, 2019 By Jarvis

There’s barely a suburban street that doesn’t have a Qashqai, or a pair of Qashqai. There isn’t a school car park or supermarket without a brace of Qashqai. Nissan’s mini SUV is pandemic, having created the crossover category and now dominated it for 10 years.

It’s that success that’s caught the eye of the competition, so it’s no surprise to find that Nissan has updated the Qashqai as it fends off increasingly competitive SUV crossover rivals in the hottest segment on British roads.

In the fight to be the ultimate crossover there is no let up. Is the Qashqai still king?
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