1994 Nissan Sunny Reviews - Page 2 of 4

Absolutely nothing.

The car has proven itself to be very reliable; it has never let me down.

The engine has proven itself to be excellent, as it never burnt a drop of oil, and requires very little maintenance, due to it having a cam chain.

The interior is a little dated, but hey, it's 12 years old, so what do you expect?

I would highly recommend one of these cars to anyone who is looking for a cheap and ultra reliable runaround, that requires little or no maintenance.

It's not too bad on fuel either; around 35-40mpg, depending on what kind of driving you do.

All in all, it's a super little car, that will go on and on forever, due to Nissan's excellent build quality.

"New" Starter & "new" Alternator at about 110,000 miles.

Drivers Door Handle on inside fell off.

It can accelerate hard for a 1.4, especially when the revs come up & you know that you can red-line it without fear with the indestructible engine.

Heavy on fuel.

Nice driving position with multi-adjustable seat, steering is a touch light, pedals are spaced & balanced perfectly. No room in the back seat, but the boot is big.

Looks boring, but drives brillant.

Passenger side automatic window went slow going up, but it's now sorted... Other than that, no major problems.

Theres not much bad that can be said about the Nissan Sunny 1.6 SR, below are the few good points which I have come across during the 3 months I've had it;

Very reliable car.

Tremendous road handling.

Beautiful sporty looking car.

Powerful for what it actually is.

Cheap to run.

Nice bucketed seats, comfortable seating.

Many modifications can be done to make it look like a proper beast.

However, the boot space isn't very big, although it is OK.

The clutch is very poor and had to be changed 3 times in 8 years.

The chassis is very heavy at front.

The gearbox is too long.

The brakes are not very reliable.

Great!The 1.4 Sunny is a great car. Its 87 hp are a little bit weak, as they only start working at 6000 RPM.

The under-steering of the car is easily compensated with the help of the handbrake.

Brakes as well as the clutch are the weak points of the Sunny, as they are very, very, weak indeed!

Interiors are not the best at market, but are better than the Opel or the Golf.

The gearbox handle is very well positioned, as well as the steering wheel.

A 195/R14' wheels are a very good option to choose. The factory one's 175/R13 are very lousy on sharp curves and wet asphalt.

Nothing much. Never let me down.

One of the hydraulic struts on the tailgate disconnects from the ball joint connecting it to the boot itself, but this clips back on. A minor issue. Will get round to replacing eventually.

Gearbox whines a little bit when cold.

A very nice car to drive. Firm suspension so you feel the bumps in the road, but nice handling and light steering.

Good acceleration from the 1.6l, 102BHP engine. Feels like a warm-hatch.

Looks a little dated, but not bad looking at all.

Hardly a mark on this car, it's been well looked after. Much more reliable than my other car, a Vauxhall Cavalier.