Try Paul Tan and Ks Khong of Malaysia and WapCar in Infonesia. Caco is funny but those 3 reviewers offer more technical discussions and real test drives ✌️
using mine for 9 months now. if you're on the lookout for a subcompact sedan, highly recommend this one. it's a fun car to drive, very peppy even with the smaller engine thanks to that turbo. especially fun driving on expressways. fuel economy has been around 9-12 km/l in the city on speeds ranging between an average of 25-50kph. On mixed to highway driving, i usually get 18-23 km/l. CVT is also great, 95% of the time there is no delay. Only very seldom when the car seems to not move as soon as you depress the accelerator. PMS cost is also quite cheap. PS. If you're around Laguna/Quezon, avoid Nissan Lipa dealership as they have poor customer service and it took 6 months before I got my freebies and 8 months before I got my LTO license plate.
@@sodiumchloride6431 hindi siya nabibitin naman. I think malaking bagay talaga yung turbo kahit 1.0 engine. Before Almera, naka Wigo 1.0 ako e, dun nabibitin talaga ako. Dito kahit magovertake, di hirap ang makina, saka hindi maingay. Maganda siya ipangovertake. City and Almera rin choice ko nun pero mas gusto ko talaga itsura ng Almera pag nakikita ko sa kalsada 😬 saka mas maganda safety features.
@@isaiahthomas5475 Noiceee! Siguro itest drive ko both para malaman ko talaga kung ano para sa akin haha! Same, sobrang daming features ni Almera tapos ang pogi pa. Kaso lumabas din si City RS Hatchback, napaisip nanaman tuloy ako. Parehong headturner. 😅
hi sir, city or almera ang choice ko.. kaso dami ko nababasang negative comments about cvt ni nissan.. kamusta sir ang performance ni almera 2022 model?
Never a fan of this car from what we are seeing on ads or pics but it mesmerized me seeing it real time. The dimensions is superb, the front grille looks like the one's on Nissan Leaf and the side silhouette is a thing beauty. It is comparable to segment B sedans.
We got a Nissan Almera and a Nissan Navara. Both are well maintained but having an air vent at the back is quite necessary especially during a hot day or during summer not to mention it has dark tint too. Just saying
If we're in the 90s, yeah it's true Nissan got superior AC system than the other brands in the PH. They tapped Calsonic to do their AC system. Calsonic used newly developed high-efficiency aluminum condenser and cooling coil cores, which were leagues above the old copper tube-style components of the typical air-con systems from back then. That made all the difference from having a comfortable car in the summertime, to having a barely cool interior. This would've been around the cusp of the ‘80s and ‘90s. Eventually, the other brands started using higher efficiency components as well. By then, Nissan already had couple of years head start in that aspect. By the time the other carmakers caught up, Nissan already had its street cred among car owners, enthusiasts, and many independent air-con shops as having the best and coldest A/C system around. The reputation stands to this day, even if almost every vehicle worth buying has an climate system that's comparable, if not better.
You need to review the manual transmission of the almera. It has more power and you can get the oompff you were looking for. Plus, most people are interested in that.
There's a reason why SUVs are popular here in PH tho. Suitable on poor roads and floods we encounter all year round. But I get it if you are more on city driving only then a sedan will work just as fine.
Who said you had to drive through floods? I never tried wading through them even when driving a tall vehicle. Just be proactive and use common sense during the rainy season. If I drive through muddy or unpaved roads outside the city daily then maybe I'd consider a big, lumbering, rollover-prone PPV or pickup, otherwise a sedan or hatch or even a crossover just makes better sense. Some Pinoys just need to compensate for some insecurity that's why they choose huge, impractical vehicles even though we have tiny, traffic-clogged streets & small, substandard parking spaces.
definitely an upgrade on the looks vs the previous generation. di na sya mukang inaapi, sya na yung mukang mang aapi. hehe. just a figure of speech, no to bullying.
If my choices are the following: 1) Nissan Almera 1.0 VL Turbo NSport 2) Hyundai Accent 1.6 CRDI A/T 3) Toyota Vios 1.5 G CVT Which should i choose if my priority is Fuel Efficiency, Cost of Ownership and Safety?
Cool Review - 1. I like how it was detailed and not so much technical though it would be tough to get technical with torque Nm maximum from Red Light To 60 KPH 2. Torque Nm with 80kilo's on each seat - Flat and Going Up Hill ... will it handle ? I doubt ( my 1.5 Almera Top Of The Line did slight handle Tagaytay roads with 4 people weighing about close to 75kilo's on each side including me as the driver @ 60 to 65 kilos 3. How well does it handle in Tanay roads and Baguio roads with 320Kilo's in the car not including the driver @ 60kilos 4. Yes it's 1.0L with turbo, now this is the #1 Question regarding fuel efficiency being. Let's be frank here now In attempts to improve fuel economy, like the new Nissan Almeria 1.0 I noticed they are choosing to downsize and add turbocharge engines. These are small turbo engines that tout the power of larger engines, but with much better fuel efficiency. Right? You may notice however, your real world fuel economy may not always match up with the manufactures numbers provided on the vehicle's Monroney sticker. Why? Because Turbo doesn't mean fuel economy, it just means more power / oxygen / gas in the chamber to give it that boost so, requires more gas. Why is this? Well while downsized turbos do have many advantages, such as less moving parts, less weight, better packaging, lower frictional losses, and lower pumping losses, once the vehicles start to get into boost, that efficiency can be significantly lower. So what are the numbers especially using certain octane like 91 octanes vs 95 octane or even 97 octane and even our least best of all octanes here in the Philippines 98 octane which is an excellent octane to use for this type of vehicle. After numerous attempts to test with my 1.5L Almera 2017 for the past 5 years I've been using 98 octane since day one, it helped me save soooooo much money compared to the lower octanes. I won't explain, because of my duly tests with it's handling on the roads stop and go. 98 octane won the heart of our daily usage though it's expensive it gave us more kilometers to our liter / & peso :) can you imagine using 98 octane from Manila to Tagaytay .. I'm still Full Tank :) amazing test yes? Now, as a consumer, I'm still not sold on this 1.0L with Turbo yes it's nice to have that turbo, but then again the fuel efficiency won't be like what he said on the video. It would be only great in Manila work to home on flat roads and never up hill with 320kilo's plus 65kilo's - driver. What I'm trying to say is that after doing on these test. I would determine this car would be certainly underpowered for the average daily user. Prove me wrong, you know filipino's, they will overload, especially going to the provnices. I haven't test drive this beautiful vehicle but when I do .. I'll for sure know if it does meet the Filipino daily use with recreation like exploring in various places like Tanay Rizal or Baguio. The up hill down hill challenge is on !!!
Sir Caco i would like to see a comparo between the Honda City and Other Sedan to its price range? maybe its time to see this content, thanks btw sir caco
Hello Caco, hope you will do a Behind the Wheel video of Hyundai Accent GL 1.6 CRDi Manual 2021. Can't find any reviews on youtube with the exact variant that I mentioned. Thanks!
I felt this car is more fun than vios for me..i own both but for me the almera is more fun to drive..switch on the sports mode and the car behaves exactly like a manual car..so for me who drives manual a lot before, this is the closest i can relieve my addiction to manual driving
Nissan still uses jatco cvt? Do they have more reliable cvts recent batches? 2020 was the worst year of nissan because of many faulty cvts. Please share your thoughts on jatcos cvt after 2020
Almost 14 minutes and no mention of the active safety features especially the AEB? There are better reviews out there. To add, it's missing: cruise control, arm rest, paddle shifters. And I believe Android Auto is listed in the spec sheet before.
Missing auto hold too hahahaha you can't be serious?! At this price rang, hindi mo makukuha lahat. Kung gusto mo ganyan features 2 million would solve your problems
Are the Jatco tranny issues only limited to the ones sold in the North American market? Or are Asian versions affected too? Only asking because I really do like this Almera. Also, the family is looking at the Xpander by Mitsubishi who I heard also uses Jatco on their vehicles with cvt. Thankfully the Xpander uses a regular 4spd auto.
FINALLY! The video that I've alrdy been waiting for,.For so long since it's launched That why,.Now I'm alrdy giving you a 🤝 handshake or better yet 🤜🤛 A fist 👊 bump,.For me to say a VERY BIG and a very huge thanks because of this one Your behind wheel video review,.Of the new Nissan Almera Which,.I'm also a fan of besides the gtr 360Z/370Z/gtr and also the gtr As a matter of fact,.Also their suv's the xtrail,Terra and the atrol as well as their pick up truck! Which is the navarra But again,.Thank you! For alrdy showing this one And if ever,.Just like the navarra and the terra! Since this is also one of my dream compact sedans! I would definitely,,..Purchase my very own someday Since,.I can also say weather it's on the outside nor in the inside! IT CAN ALSO BE,.A HEAD TURNER 😉 HELLO! My future,.Compact sedan 😍😍😍😍😍
Quick question: I bought the basic version, the one up from the manual, if I bought those mirrors could I get the side turn signal monitoring thing installed? And how much would it be estimated?
@@iccc998 Decent, It’s steering is a bit loose, and the CVT (transmission) is definitely pretty sluggish, definitely not a sports car. Gas mileage is amazing
Hey Caco and the community, I'd like to ask what will happen to the new almera if you fuel it with regular octane 91 gasoline. Will it engine knock if you don't give it octane 95 premium gasoline? I am really considering on buying this vehicle but the oil price hike that has been occurring lately made me want to reconsider the idea of purchasing this vehicle due to the fact that the recommended fuel for the almera is octane 95 which is kinda expensive today. Hope for your honest thoughts. Thank you.
Would you recommend this over the MG Zst? I know they're different types of cars, but their prices are almost the same. I would just want to know which car will give more value for money. Thanks!
Recommend this Ganda sa Ganda Chinese cars no hate pero Hindi pa proven and tested reliability,aftersales eh Also More Electronics=more issues in the long run
Best car reviewer in the Philippines, perhaps even in all of Asia! Love the details pros and cons and the jokes always gets me. More power sir Caco!
Try autocar india.
The cars they get in India are specd for the unique indian market. Also the reviewers are too talkative and serious
Asia id say touch choice between him and Asian Petrolhead. South East Asia, No doubt the best. Uncle YS Khong Driving close second tho hehehe
india car reviewer is far better than this guy.
Try Paul Tan and Ks Khong of Malaysia and WapCar in Infonesia. Caco is funny but those 3 reviewers offer more technical discussions and real test drives ✌️
I love how brutally honest these reviews are. Really refreshing as most car reviewers in the Philippines play it safe as to not offend manufacturers.
Lalo na ung duo na kasama ung agent sa bawat test drive nila..lahat ng comments 'okay na' without comparing the car within its class
No, the owners and fans are the one that would get offended not the manufacturers. They will turn into bashers. 😅
@@jrc1156 Paano po magtest drive ng walang kasamang agent po? so far lahat ng test drive ko po, may kasamang agent.
@@ArcherArios22 im referring sa mga car reviewers..hindi po sa mga nagttest drive na potential car buyer.
@@jrc1156 ahahaha jusko "sosyal ng headlights!"
The best car reviewer in the PH! Madaming naunang nag review nito, but I never watched them. Hinihintay ko talaga yung review ng Autodeal. Hehe
True baka kasama na ako diyan! 😂🤣
Same haha
Ika nga quality takes time kaya mas maganda contents dito eh
Same
The trunk can fit a large crate of a musical instrument??? Carlos Ghosn approves
If you know, you know. 🤣
Lol i didnt realize the reference when i first watched this vid. Good catch lol
This is a comment. Good job
Lol
Ahh i see, your a man of culture.😏
using mine for 9 months now. if you're on the lookout for a subcompact sedan, highly recommend this one. it's a fun car to drive, very peppy even with the smaller engine thanks to that turbo. especially fun driving on expressways. fuel economy has been around 9-12 km/l in the city on speeds ranging between an average of 25-50kph. On mixed to highway driving, i usually get 18-23 km/l. CVT is also great, 95% of the time there is no delay. Only very seldom when the car seems to not move as soon as you depress the accelerator. PMS cost is also quite cheap.
PS. If you're around Laguna/Quezon, avoid Nissan Lipa dealership as they have poor customer service and it took 6 months before I got my freebies and 8 months before I got my LTO license plate.
How's the acceleration? Hindi ba mabibitin sa overtakes? I'm really really torn between Almera N-Sport and City RS.
@@sodiumchloride6431 hindi siya nabibitin naman. I think malaking bagay talaga yung turbo kahit 1.0 engine. Before Almera, naka Wigo 1.0 ako e, dun nabibitin talaga ako. Dito kahit magovertake, di hirap ang makina, saka hindi maingay. Maganda siya ipangovertake.
City and Almera rin choice ko nun pero mas gusto ko talaga itsura ng Almera pag nakikita ko sa kalsada 😬 saka mas maganda safety features.
@@isaiahthomas5475 Noiceee! Siguro itest drive ko both para malaman ko talaga kung ano para sa akin haha!
Same, sobrang daming features ni Almera tapos ang pogi pa. Kaso lumabas din si City RS Hatchback, napaisip nanaman tuloy ako. Parehong headturner. 😅
@@sodiumchloride6431 yep best to test drive rin 🙂
hi sir, city or almera ang choice ko.. kaso dami ko nababasang negative comments about cvt ni nissan.. kamusta sir ang performance ni almera 2022 model?
3:37 "The crate of a large musical instrument" thank you for the reference of Carlos Ghosn 😂
😂 Jack and I didn't think anyone would get that 👏
Nissan are killing it with these new release models, the new Navara really looks awesome, this almera and the new terra
i agree. great looking cars...meanwhile, vios designs are all over the place
@@SuperstudentAcademy I agree...👍
nissan in the 2010s: i am weak
nissan now: ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Never a fan of this car from what we are seeing on ads or pics but it mesmerized me seeing it real time. The dimensions is superb, the front grille looks like the one's on Nissan Leaf and the side silhouette is a thing beauty. It is comparable to segment B sedans.
No boring moments with caco. Very informative yet entertaining.
Who needs aircon for the second row when you are inside a Nissan?
We got a Nissan Almera and a Nissan Navara. Both are well maintained but having an air vent at the back is quite necessary especially during a hot day or during summer not to mention it has dark tint too. Just saying
Nissan has been known for it's aircon and no car brand can match that 🤔
lmao we once got in a nissan and i tell you, its still must have a rear conditioning aswell.
If we're in the 90s, yeah it's true Nissan got superior AC system than the other brands in the PH. They tapped Calsonic to do their AC system. Calsonic used newly developed high-efficiency aluminum condenser and cooling coil cores, which were leagues above the old copper tube-style components of the typical air-con systems from back then. That made all the difference from having a comfortable car in the summertime, to having a barely cool interior. This would've been around the cusp of the ‘80s and ‘90s. Eventually, the other brands started using higher efficiency components as well. By then, Nissan already had couple of years head start in that aspect. By the time the other carmakers caught up, Nissan already had its street cred among car owners, enthusiasts, and many independent air-con shops as having the best and coldest A/C system around. The reputation stands to this day, even if almost every vehicle worth buying has an climate system that's comparable, if not better.
The cooling power of nissan is overrated. We had a livina, ang init sa likod dahil hindi dual aircon.
The mags motion produced 4 arrows pointing at the center! It's amazing!
petition for nissan to have a Hatchback upgrade to 1.3Turbo engine and everyone will go nuts!
A manual of this is definitely gonna be fun spooling thise turbos and shifting those sticks 💪🔥
I've been waiting for this car review. Thank you so much AutoDeal! What a great way to start my weekend! 🙌🏻
best presenter ever!!! not overdoing it at the same time energetic! keep it up sir
Thank you, Caco, for always leaving us totally impressed with your vids.
You need to review the manual transmission of the almera. It has more power and you can get the oompff you were looking for. Plus, most people are interested in that.
I hope sedans are here to stay, they're more comfy and they drive better. I'd take a Legend or LS500 any day over ginormous SUVs.
Yeah me too, reliable pa sila. Pero kasi sa flood prone area ay maganda matataas na sasakyan kaya nila pinipili SUV, wala silang tigatig.
+1 for this. Monteros and fortuners look nowhere near as good as accords, camrys, or tienas. Executive sedans just exude class and comfort
There's a reason why SUVs are popular here in PH tho. Suitable on poor roads and floods we encounter all year round. But I get it if you are more on city driving only then a sedan will work just as fine.
Choosing between sedan and 7 seater suvs are hard especially if you have kids and parents.
Who said you had to drive through floods? I never tried wading through them even when driving a tall vehicle. Just be proactive and use common sense during the rainy season. If I drive through muddy or unpaved roads outside the city daily then maybe I'd consider a big, lumbering, rollover-prone PPV or pickup, otherwise a sedan or hatch or even a crossover just makes better sense. Some Pinoys just need to compensate for some insecurity that's why they choose huge, impractical vehicles even though we have tiny, traffic-clogged streets & small, substandard parking spaces.
ang galing ni sir caco, driving while reviewing is not easy, looks like easy but its not easy, ang husay ni sir caco lodi
definitely an upgrade on the looks vs the previous generation. di na sya mukang inaapi, sya na yung mukang mang aapi. hehe. just a figure of speech, no to bullying.
I know nothing about cars and just I started researching about it. Then I found this guy, probably the best local car reviewer I've seen. Hats off!
I've been waiting for your review Caco! Thank God! ❤❤❤
If my choices are the following:
1) Nissan Almera 1.0 VL Turbo NSport
2) Hyundai Accent 1.6 CRDI A/T
3) Toyota Vios 1.5 G CVT
Which should i choose if my priority is Fuel Efficiency, Cost of Ownership and Safety?
Go with VIOS
In the US, this called the "VERSA". Can't give them away!!
VALUE FOR MONEY SAW THIS LAST WEEK! MUCH IMPROVEMENT FROM PREVIOUS MODEL AND SAFETY FEATURES UPGRADED TOO! UNDER 1 MILLION BEST VALUE
This does give a 2010/2011 Honda City vibe from an exterior standpoint. Main selling point, that 1 litre turbo.
I.0L Turbo Engine that needs a 95 Octane Rated Fuel. FYI.
Color grading of this video is superb! 👌🏻
Cool Review -
1. I like how it was detailed and not so much technical though it would be tough to get technical with torque Nm maximum from Red Light To 60 KPH
2. Torque Nm with 80kilo's on each seat - Flat and Going Up Hill ... will it handle ? I doubt ( my 1.5 Almera Top Of The Line did slight handle Tagaytay roads with 4 people weighing about close to 75kilo's on each side including me as the driver @ 60 to 65 kilos
3. How well does it handle in Tanay roads and Baguio roads with 320Kilo's in the car not including the driver @ 60kilos
4. Yes it's 1.0L with turbo, now this is the #1 Question regarding fuel efficiency being. Let's be frank here now
In attempts to improve fuel economy, like the new Nissan Almeria 1.0 I noticed they are choosing to downsize and add turbocharge engines. These are small turbo engines that tout the power of larger engines, but with much better fuel efficiency. Right? You may notice however, your real world fuel economy may not always match up with the manufactures numbers provided on the vehicle's Monroney sticker. Why? Because Turbo doesn't mean fuel economy, it just means more power / oxygen / gas in the chamber to give it that boost so, requires more gas.
Why is this? Well while downsized turbos do have many advantages, such as less moving parts, less weight, better packaging, lower frictional losses, and lower pumping losses, once the vehicles start to get into boost, that efficiency can be significantly lower. So what are the numbers especially using certain octane like 91 octanes vs 95 octane or even 97 octane and even our least best of all octanes here in the Philippines 98 octane which is an excellent octane to use for this type of vehicle. After numerous attempts to test with my 1.5L Almera 2017 for the past 5 years I've been using 98 octane since day one, it helped me save soooooo much money compared to the lower octanes. I won't explain, because of my duly tests with it's handling on the roads stop and go. 98 octane won the heart of our daily usage though it's expensive it gave us more kilometers to our liter / & peso :) can you imagine using 98 octane from Manila to Tagaytay .. I'm still Full Tank :) amazing test yes? Now, as a consumer, I'm still not sold on this 1.0L with Turbo yes it's nice to have that turbo, but then again the fuel efficiency won't be like what he said on the video. It would be only great in Manila work to home on flat roads and never up hill with 320kilo's plus 65kilo's - driver. What I'm trying to say is that after doing on these test. I would determine this car would be certainly underpowered for the average daily user. Prove me wrong, you know filipino's, they will overload, especially going to the provnices. I haven't test drive this beautiful vehicle but when I do .. I'll for sure know if it does meet the Filipino daily use with recreation like exploring in various places like Tanay Rizal or Baguio. The up hill down hill challenge is on !!!
Any update to this sir?
Any update on this sir?
This is the most gorgeous Sedan in the market. Period!
Quality talaga ng mga videos. Standard of car reviews in the Philippines.
Been waiting for your review on thr new almera! What a great day! Between Stonic and this which would you choose?
Nissan A.
Its Japanese brand.
Honda City. Lol
With all the tech and at it's price point, Nissan why didn't you put a center armrest upfront?! As always, a great review from AutoDeal.
There are aftermarket options on Lazada.
The Almera has evolved into a bombshell. It looks so sharp now.
There's a small button on the back of gear knob it doesn't seemed obvious(dunno why nissan did that) but they say its the sport mode.
I've seen this personally and its beautiful
that continuity shot on closing of umbrella tho👌👌
😉
Finally! They gave it a new facelift! The previous versions looked like a oberbuffed Toyota Vios slapped with a nissan badge!
In fairness the bit about the music crate was good. well-played! I wonder how many people will get the joke.
Hi sir Caco. Please review the latest gen Accent CRDI. It's very underrated and under-appreciated considering gas prices now. Thank you!
If I have waited a few months before buying my first car, I would have bought this one in a heartbeat.
Saaaameeee
What did you end up with?
Wait. is the musical instrument crate mention related to the previous Nissan CEO? HAHAHA.
How about a comparo of the subcompact segment? The Vios vs City vs Almera.
up
3 way comparo looms! VIOS GRS - HONDA CITY RS - ALMERA NSPORT
BEST REVIEW AS ALWAYS OF A CAR/CROSS/SUV..🎉🎉🎉
Nice review sir Caco. Can you comment on NISSAN's cvt problems. has it been resolved? Nissan has tons of complains on its jatco cvt.
Sir Caco i would like to see a comparo between the Honda City and Other Sedan to its price range? maybe its time to see this content, thanks btw sir caco
Saw the almera in person yesterday. My. It's beautiful.
What's your take on the manual version? Seems like it is the one to get given this car has turbo
Hello Caco, hope you will do a Behind the Wheel video of Hyundai Accent GL 1.6 CRDi Manual 2021. Can't find any reviews on youtube with the exact variant that I mentioned. Thanks!
Cheap looking inside. Great looking outside.
best reviewer hands down, ung iba msyado trying hard, keep it up sir 👍👌
Sir Caco may i know what is the brand name of your shoes? I like it! ☺️
good reviews as always!!!
You look happier now, Caco. Great review!
Nissan did exactly what Mitsubishi did not do at the new Mirage. Nice one Nissan!
Who needs other car information portals if you have Caco Tirona? Yeah Legend!
I felt this car is more fun than vios for me..i own both but for me the almera is more fun to drive..switch on the sports mode and the car behaves exactly like a manual car..so for me who drives manual a lot before, this is the closest i can relieve my addiction to manual driving
Malakas daw po sa gas ang Almera? what about Vios kamusta po fuel consumption?
Already saw this on fb and watched it again here because we support Caco like that.
Nissan still uses jatco cvt? Do they have more reliable cvts recent batches? 2020 was the worst year of nissan because of many faulty cvts. Please share your thoughts on jatcos cvt after 2020
May be NSport is "Not Sport" ha ha ha
AD my favorite car reviewer, more power to you.
Go go sir Caco!
Im actually torn between altis, vios, and almera but considering the fuel prices and tech, almera might just win me over
No breakdown of Safety and Tech features?
I wonder how the manual shifting version drives, if the CVT seems a bit lackluster.
I hope you will have a review of the Toyota LC300! I extremely trust your reviews.
Wow the fuel efficiency is really convincing, I am still a few years away from buying my 2nd car, but this one is looking good!
Sakto. When ur in the market na for a new car, any issues (if there is any) with the almera, malamang naplantsa na.
When will you review the Nissan sylphy and the Altima?
I do really like how you reviewing the car. Looking forward for some Honda City Hatchback review 😊. Godbless
Almost 14 minutes and no mention of the active safety features especially the AEB? There are better reviews out there. To add, it's missing: cruise control, arm rest, paddle shifters. And I believe Android Auto is listed in the spec sheet before.
Missing auto hold too hahahaha you can't be serious?! At this price rang, hindi mo makukuha lahat. Kung gusto mo ganyan features 2 million would solve your problems
I'm not a car enthusiast but isn't the 1 liter engine a downgrade from the previous models?
It has turbo to compensate. More torque down low.
Does it still roll as much as the last one?
i love this car.... high torque .. speed..safety and comfort...
i bought a new car and so far i love my 2002 Nissan Almera
Are the Jatco tranny issues only limited to the ones sold in the North American market? Or are Asian versions affected too? Only asking because I really do like this Almera. Also, the family is looking at the Xpander by Mitsubishi who I heard also uses Jatco on their vehicles with cvt. Thankfully the Xpander uses a regular 4spd auto.
FINALLY! The video that I've alrdy been waiting for,.For so long since it's launched
That why,.Now I'm alrdy giving you a 🤝 handshake or better yet 🤜🤛
A fist 👊 bump,.For me to say a VERY BIG and a very huge thanks because of this one
Your behind wheel video review,.Of the new Nissan Almera
Which,.I'm also a fan of besides the gtr 360Z/370Z/gtr and also the gtr
As a matter of fact,.Also their suv's the xtrail,Terra and the atrol as well as their pick up truck! Which is the navarra
But again,.Thank you! For alrdy showing this one
And if ever,.Just like the navarra and the terra! Since this is also one of my dream compact sedans! I would definitely,,..Purchase my very own someday
Since,.I can also say weather it's on the outside nor in the inside!
IT CAN ALSO BE,.A HEAD TURNER 😉
HELLO! My future,.Compact sedan 😍😍😍😍😍
Nissan is back!!! ❤
Great looking car and the aircon 🧊 ❄️ ⛄️
Quick question: I bought the basic version, the one up from the manual, if I bought those mirrors could I get the side turn signal monitoring thing installed? And how much would it be estimated?
Hi. Hows your experience in driving
@@iccc998 Decent, It’s steering is a bit loose, and the CVT (transmission) is definitely pretty sluggish, definitely not a sports car. Gas mileage is amazing
Thanks for the well detailed and honest review sir caco. 🤗🐫🙏
The looks is good but. 1.0 turbo? Can we have a naturally aspirated 1.3 or 1.4 at least.
Hey Caco and the community, I'd like to ask what will happen to the new almera if you fuel it with regular octane 91 gasoline. Will it engine knock if you don't give it octane 95 premium gasoline? I am really considering on buying this vehicle but the oil price hike that has been occurring lately made me want to reconsider the idea of purchasing this vehicle due to the fact that the recommended fuel for the almera is octane 95 which is kinda expensive today. Hope for your honest thoughts. Thank you.
it will affect the power..
@@kaydenschaech913 Thanks
Definitely a great review 👍
does the umbrella come with this variant of the almera?
Sir, (gesturing to raising a hand) can i just ask, if may be you forgot to let us see the engine bay?
how abt the new sentra/sylphy, will it be released here?
HI everyone, why they don't import the new Almera in Europe? Somebody knows?? Thanks in advance.
Wish Nissan PH will bring in the new Sylphy e-Power Hybrid as well to compete with the Corolla Altis Hybrid.
Bibili ka?
the "shark" Galant is pretty wide though.
Would you recommend this over the MG Zst? I know they're different types of cars, but their prices are almost the same. I would just want to know which car will give more value for money. Thanks!
Recommend this Ganda sa Ganda Chinese cars no hate pero Hindi pa proven and tested reliability,aftersales eh
Also More Electronics=more issues in the long run
Changan Alsvin review, please!! 🙏😊
is there a manual transmission? thank u..
Snappy review sir Caco
Sir Caco how bout the aircon system?
Is the Almera better than the new Honda City?
7:00 not mention seats are leather or not ? Only form mentioned
Where can buy led back lights??
Why the thick frames around the video? Otherwise, another great review form the AD team! Incomparable talent you are Caco!
Pls review Changan Alsvin, thank you
Looking from the front it looks like a Mitsubishi GT 2.0, that's why it looks sporty
Part of me wants sr20 engine in it with 2 10 watts electric motor at the back wheels
Is the Nissan "Very Cold Aircon" reputation really true?