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The Nissan Note 1.4-litre version is the best choice. The note drives well in comparison to rival brands. Steering is unexceptional, and the Note seems happiest cruising along at motorway speeds.

The note is designed for families but is also a budget buy. The Note will not accommodate larger children well, and buyers may want to consider a used vehicle from the class up.

The Note could easily be used as a first car. The Note’s size may not make it as inexpensive fuel wise but otherwise it could make a very practical first car. The car should be reliable and insurance rates should be reasonable.

The Note is built in the UK and the cabin quality is very good. The few cabin imperfections are hidden quite well with the abundance of black. Nissan’s Note shouldn’t have any problem creating a loyal following.

Steering the Nissan Murano is light, and accelerate quickly and the engine sound turns into a whine. When the car is switched into manual mode it provides nicely timed changes that are quick to engage. Off-road ability is less effective and is better when driven in front-wheel drive only. The car delivers power to the rear wheels when necessary.

This is a stylish and functional family car. The car works best in the suburbs due to its large size. The cabin is spacious enough to accommodate a family with plenty of room for comfort and durable enough to withstand the abuse that children dish out.

This is not the ideal first car in any sense of the word. It’s too expensive, too big, too powerful, and fuel economy is bad. There are definitely better first cars available for new drivers.

The Murano will be somewhat of a special sight on UK roads due to limited production. The company is seen as a very credible manufacturer of 4X4’s. More practical buyers will gladly opt for the Murano, while more fashion conscious buyers will probably opt for a more stylish badge.