Why Should BC Students Consider a pre-owned Nissan Vehicle?

August 22 2022,

Why Should BC Students Consider a pre-owned Nissan Vehicle?

School season is almost upon us and for many, they are embarking on the great adventure that is university.

The thing is, with university often comes the need to travel a little further than down the block to your high school – whether it be Whistler weekends away with new friends, long drives home from Victoria to visit the family in Vancouver or just taking advantage of newfound freedom away from attendance lists, longer distances will be travelled.

Why not travel those distances in a pre-owned Nissan?

Nissan has a vast array of vehicles to suit any student’s needs, from fuel-efficient high-selling crossovers like the Rogue, to sturdy pickups like the Frontier and perhaps best of all for students on a budget: the Micra supermini.

Even when new, the little Micra hatch was the most affordable car sold in Canada, and the trend continues in the pre-owned market. The Micra wasn’t just inexpensive, either, but featured a vast array of bells and whistles that had it feeling like a lot more car than you were paying for.

The high roof means plenty of passenger and cargo space, the agile steering means weaving through rush hour traffic (likely during mid-term season) that much easier and with bright colour choices, it looks the part, too, especially in SR trim with its alloy wheels and foglights. Not to mention that the Micra road car made its way to the track for the Micra Cup racing series with very little adjustments. It’s not often you can say you got yourself a race car for the cost of a mid-level motorcycle!

If the Micra is still too small, however, then perhaps you’ll want to consider the Kicks subcompact crossover; just a little more room inside than the Micra, but with the same agile steering and sporty ride that made the little hatch so popular.

So, students from near and far: come pay us a visit and see which Nissan fits you best!

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