I purchased this car with high hopes for a reliable vehicle, bearing in mind it was only six years old. It came with a warranty, thankfully, as throughout my six month ownership of the vehicle, it presented many problems. It was returned for repairs on many occasions throughout the six months and it fell seriously short of the car I thought I had bought. Furthermore, I found a list of previous receipts for work done on the car before I purchased it. If this car had not been under warranty it would have cost me approx. £1000 throughout those six months not accounting for the continual inconvenience. After several complaints to the dealer, they eventually agreed to buy the car back of me as a gesture of goodwill, far short of its value and their responsibilities, and with a substantial deposit lost. The car passed MOT in April 2018 but the mechanic informed me that the track rod would need replaced in the future. It was returned to the local Nissan dealer on the full expectation that it was going to auction and any buyer would be fully informed of all the issues with it. I was surprised and disappointed to find it advertised at approx. £1500 more than the value it was one week ago, and that the dealer will profit twice from a seriously faulty vehicle. I may have lost money purchasing this vehicle but I have my integrity, which is more than I can say for the dealer in question. In my honest opinion, any buyer should avoid unless they have been fully informed of all the faults it has presented within the last 6-12 months.