The name Nissan Sunny is probably one of the most famous names in our region, mainly because the car - which was very popular amongst taxi drivers - earned a legendary status in terms of reliability and repair-ability. The aforementioned quality of the Sunny made it a direct competitor against the Toyota Corolla.
Compact Sedans is the Sunny’s segment, but ever since Toyota started focusing on the Toyota Yaris, which is also competing in the same segment yet cheaper, Nissan decided to make a bold move. Nissan relegated the Sunny to a lower price level and situated the Nissan Sentra above it, now the Sunny competes against the Yaris while the Sentra competes against the Corolla.
What all that meant was that Nissan returned to basics when it comes to the Sunny, create a cheap and affordable car, has a decent fuel economy, very basic interior, and above all be highly reliable. Nissan Sunny 2015 is exactly that.
The exterior of the Nissan Sunny 2015 loosely follows the design language adopted by Nissan, and we say loosely because the proportions of the Sunny means only the headlights and taillights design can follow the design language. Nevertheless, from the outside the Sunny looks bigger than the Yaris, which is a plus.
The interior of the Sunny is very basic, even though the Japanese engineers tried to somehow make it better without costing too much, yet the interior feels cheap, dripping of plastic, and much worse in reality than in pictures! But that is ok, because at such a low price range, we think we are lucky to get an interior at all!
Many options are available on the car, as the car is being sold in our region in 4 trims; the S, SV, SV Comfort and SL.
Nissan Sunny 2015 comes equipped with a very regular 1.5 liter engine producing 90 hp, and 5 speed automatic or a manual gearbox.
The Nissan Sunny 2015 is an ideal car for fleets, such as car rentals or a company fleet, and the main reason for that is again the price, or basically the value for money. The price in Saudi for the Nissan Sunny 2015 SV starts from 47,900 SR! And that’s not even the entry level Nissan Sunny!
