Nissan March 2010 Review

Japanese cars are extremely popular around the world, and the Nissan March is another popular vehicle among the thousands of others. This vehicle is known as the Nissan March in Asia and the Nissan Micra in Latin America. The Nissan March is a supermini car developed by the Japanese manufacturer, Nissan in 1982. All five models of the Nissan March are on display. The first generation was known as K10, the second, as K11, the third, as K12, the fourth, as K13, and the fifth, as K14. So, among these, CarsGuide will examine the Nissan March 2010 from the Nissan March 4th generation for you today.

Exterior Design

First, let’s talk about how the exterior of the Nissan March has been designed. The front lights of this vehicle are Halogen Daytime running lights and fog lights. An antenna has been provided to this vehicle. You can see the Nissan logo in the middle.

The front has an independent type of McPherson suspension.

Coming to the side, you can see 15-inch alloy wheels. Door handles and side mirrors have been given in the same body color. Roof carrier, sun roof and side stepper are not provided for Nissan March. The length of this vehicle is 3780 mm.

Coming to the rear side, a windshield wiper, a window washer, a window defogger and a spoiler can be seen. But the Nissan March does not have fog lights at the rear, and has a torsion suspension. You can see the Nissan logo in the middle of the tailgate. Also, the name March can be seen at the bottom of the side of the tailgate. You can see a cute appearance in the rear view of the Nissan March.

The Nissan March is a hatchback body type vehicle. Therefore, the average ground clearance required for this vehicle is 168 mm. However, the manufacturers have given it a ground clearance of 116 mm.

Talking about the boot space of the Nissan March, you get a space of 265 liters. By folding the rear seats, we can increase the boot capacity to 1132 liters

Interior Design

In the driver’s cabin, you will see fabric seats and you can adjust these seats as you want. Good leg and headroom have been given to the driver cabin.

There is an analogue speedometer and a digital fuel gauge. A button has been given to start and stop the engine. Apart from that, you can see two cup holders and a normal size glove box. The Nissan March has an automatic anti-glare rear view mirror.

In addition, the Nissan March has been given a leather steering wheel.

When talking about entertainment and communication, you can see features like CD player, radio, speakers.

There are three fabric seats in the passenger cabin. A manual collapsible has been given to these seats. Since headrests are provided in the rear seats, the passengers can adjust the seat head to a desired position. Although not as much as the driver cabin, there is generally good leg and headroom. However, for a tall person, it may not be enough, and may feel a bit uncomfortable. Three seat belts have been provided. There are no seat pockets in the front seats.

So, with these things, it can be said that the interior has been designed to match the exterior look of the Nissan March.

Performance

The Nissan March has a 1198cc 3-cylinder engine. This engine has an output of 80 horsepower. And the engine produces 110 Nm of torque.
A five-speed manual transmission is coupled to the Nissan March engine. This car is equipped with front-wheel drive.

From 0 to 100 km/h, this vehicle takes 13.7 seconds. A top speed of 170 km/h is possible. The Nissan March has a fuel consumption of 6.2 liters per 100 kilometers. It has a fuel tank size of 41 gallons, which allows you to drive 661 kilometers.

Ride Quality

When it comes to the ride quality of this car, the noise from outside is limited and can be heard within the cabin. When driving, the car appears to shake from side to side. This is more noticeable when compared to other vehicles. When you accelerate at such times, the steering wheel shakes as well.The turning radius was calculated to be 4.65 m. As a result, this vehicle can turn in small spaces.

Safety & Technology

Now, we will discuss how Nissan March’s designers approached safety. They installed six airbags, ensuring the driver and passengers’ safety in the event of an accident.
Anti-lock braking system (ABS), Electronic Stability Control, Traction Control System (TCS), Electronic Brake Assist (BA/EBA), and Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD) are among the vehicle’s safety features. EBD controls the braking force supplied to each wheel. Speed sensors determine wheel speed, vehicle speed, and engine RPM. EBD is used to reduce vehicle sliding when the wheel speed does not match the speed of the car.
The Nissan March has dynamic control as a safety feature. The braking pressure is applied by dynamic control.