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21st January 2010- The Nissan Qashqai offers great value and is also a practical family hatchback too. Nissan contract hire for a Nissan Qashqai 1.6 Visia 5-door hatchback starts from only £167.53+VAT per month. Combined mpg is 42.2mpg and CO2 emissions are just under the tax threshhold at 159g/km. Hurry as this remarkable offer may not last long.

The Nissan contract hire terms are based on the following;

- Non-maintained business contract hire over a three year term at 10,000 miles per annum.

- 3 months initial rental in advance followed by thirty-five subsequent rentals (38 payments in total)

- “With maintenance”, metallic paint and other vehicle options can be added at an extra cost.

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New Peugeot 3008

Peugeot has released details of the new Peugeot 3008 which is targeted at the medium car segment. The new Peugeot 3008 can provide something a bit different and has the flexibility and space of an MPV, the rugged looks of an SUV and the vehicle dynamics of a family hatchback.  

New Peugeot 3008

The model range will consist of three trim levels, Active, Sport and Exclusive with six power trains on offer. There are eight exterior body colours and two standard interior trims, Sibayak black cloth (Active) and Ombrage black cloth (Sport and Exclusive) with Claudia black integral leather available as a cost option.

“Active” standard specification highlights include;

17-inch steel wheels with Michelin Energy Saver tyres, cloth interior trim, leather steering wheel, RD4 Radio/single CD player, front fog-lights, electric front windows, air-conditioning, Multiflex interior (flat folding rear seats), automatic parking brake with hill-assist, ESP, remote central locking, ABS brakes with EBFD (Electronic Brake Distribution Force).

The 3008 will have a range of competitors, such as.

The combined fuel economy consumption ranges from 38.2mpg to 57.7mpg and contract hire prices should be available shortly.

Qashqai is 11th

Nissan’s compact Crossover, the Qashqai, has been rated 11th overall in the J.D. Power/WhatCar? 2009 UK Vehicle Ownership Satisfaction Survey of 101 models. This is the first time it has appeared in the survey results.

The Sunderland built Qashai scored 81.4% and was rated third in the SUV category scoring highly for low ownership costs, visibility and design. The Nissan Note also did well scoring 80.1% and was in 29th position overall. Qashqai scored higher than all its traditional C-segment competitors including the VW Golf, Audi A3, Ford Focus, Mazda3, Vauxhall Astra, Honda Civic and Renault Megane.

Jim Oliver, Nissan Manufacturing UK’s Director of Quality Assurance, said “For Qashqai to be ranked 11th overall in its first appearance in the J.D Power WhatCar? 2009 UK Vehicle Ownership Satisfaction Survey is the result of Nissan’s long-term global commitment to delivering outstanding levels of quality, not just in terms of engineering but in customer service too. Quality remains a key priority for Nissan worldwide and this kind of independent recognition from our customers is a testament to the dedication of Nissan’s world-class workforce in constantly striving to raise the bar in terms of quality”.