The Nissan Sunny is one of the more popular cars in its segment in recent years. A fan favorite in Bahrain and in other countries, it consistently ranks high in reviews and is loved by most drivers who have one. With some minor updates, the 2017 Nissan Sunny aims to get a stronger foothold in the compact car segment.
Exterior
The Nissan Sunny features a minimalist approach, with simple lines and non-flashy trim. Despite this, the exterior has its highlights, such as the well-designed headlights and taillights that help the Sunny stand out. Chrome and paint-matching is used at all the right places, providing appropriate detailing where it is needed.
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Interior
While the exterior of the Sunny can be described as non-descript, it is in the interior where Nissan invested most of its attention. Its cabin is remarkably spacious, with both the front and rear passenger compartments offering nice headroom and legroom. The materials used for both upholstery and trim are excellent, and Nissan’s effective use of colors and patterns make the interior stand out even more.
Features
The 2017 Nissan Sunny stands out in the competition thanks to its long list of standard features. These features include the likes of keyless entry, exit, and start, a comprehensive driver computer that presents a wide range of driving details such as fuel consumption and outdoor temperature, parking sensors, and automatic climate control. Ensuring occupants are safe throughout the trip are standard safety features such as airbags, antilock brakes, and electronic brake distribution.
Specs
There is only one engine offered across the Nissan Sunny product line. This is Nissan’s reliable 1.5-liter 4-cylinder petrol engine. Producing a maximum of 99 horsepower and 134 Nm of torque, it’s powerful enough to carry this lightweight car with ease. While you don’t expect this car to win drag races, you can expect excellent fuel economy that makes it at home in busy city streets. With a properly dialed electronic power steering and a fine-tuned suspension, cornering is good, while the 4-speed automatic transmission directs power to the front wheels.
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Verdict
The 2017 Nissan Sunny has earned a reputation for being one of the best new compact cars in Bahrain. Loaded with features and built with superior quality, this is a car that will give a lot of its competitors a run for their money.
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