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Nissan Qashqai

Nissan's second crossover album goes platinum, but a light refresh and some added extras have to hold off the Qashqai from the Seat Ateca and Skoda Kodiaq

From £18,7409

Nissan Leaf

Better looks, better value, better range, stronger performance and a quiet and relaxing drive make the Nissan Leaf a leading EV contender again

From £28,7908

Nissan Micra

Has this much-needed reinvention of the Nissan Micra turned it into a real contender once again? And should those who masterminded the Ford Fiesta, Seat Ibiza and Skoda Fabia be worried?

From £11,9958

Nissan GT-R

A revamp aims to make the ageing Japanese super-coupé more usable, but more dynamic rivals still have an edge - if not the outright pace of Nissan's indomitable GT-R

From £76,8758

Nissan Navara NP300

Third-generation Navara boasts cheaper running costs and promises crossover-like refinement thanks to a coil sprung rear axle

From £24,4808

Nissan GT-R Track Edition 2015-2016

Track Edition GT-R takes key elements from the range-topping GT-R Nismo and offers them at a more affordable price

Nissan Juke-R

Race experts turn up the GT-R V6's wick to 591bhp to create an even madder Juke than before

Nissan e-NV200

We drive Nissan's van-based five and seven-seater, which is claimed to be the world's first all-electric MPV

From £23,8485

The first Nissan Juke Nismo was launched in 2013

Nissan Juke Nismo RS

Nissan attempts to sharpen up the hot version of its baby crossover with help from performance tuning arm Nismo - but low-riding hot hatches have superior dynamics

From £22,5505

Nissan's V-Motion grille marks the Pulsar out as a Nissan, but it's debatable whether you'd be able to name the car if this was covered up

Nissan Pulsar

Nissan's return to the European mainstream isa competent family hatchback - but it shares a market with cars that go far beyond that

From £13,9406

Nissan 370Z Nismo

Still no delicate sporting masterstroke, but neither should it be. A muscular, charismatic and fast GT with much improved road manners

From £37,6208

Nissan X-Trail

Can a better-mannered Nissan X-Trail challenge others vying to gain traction in the soft-road market - including the Hyundai Santa Fe, Kia Sorento and the Ford Kuga?

From £22,6007