Used Nissan Pixo Cars

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Nissan Pixo N-TEC +6
£2,495  or Finance from £41 per month

2010

Manual

64.2 mpg

Tax: £20

Mileage: 72,000

Petrol

Nissan Pixo 1.0 n-tec Euro 5 5dr Hatchback 2012, 3 +20
£3,795  or Finance from £76 per month

2012

Manual

64.2 mpg

Tax: £0

Mileage: 32,450

Petrol

Nissan Pixo 1.0 n-tec Euro 5 5dr GENUINE 40000 MIL
£3,495  or Finance from £68 per month

2010

Manual

64.2 mpg

Tax: £20

Mileage: 40,000

Petrol

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Why buy a used Nissan Pixo with Exchange and Mart?

Nissan gets so much right in launching new cars that it can be excused the occasional swing and a miss. The Murano, the Cube and the car we look at here, the Pixo citycar, all failed to significantly excite the British public. As we've seen with many such models however, what can make an underwhelming new car can often make a good used buy. A lack of market recognition, oversupply of rival models or just buyers relying on outdated perceptions can mean that perfectly good cars can become forgotten about and therefore make excellent used bargains. Does the neglected Pixo fit that bill? Read on to find out.

About the Nissan Pixo

The Nissan Pixo emerges as one of those models that's a better buy used than new. While it's certainly not a great car, the Pixo does have one thing in its favour. In an age when even small cars can feel stodgy and dull, it's a hoot to drive. Buy one, drive it like a holiday rental and rest assured that little will go wrong. There's nothing wrong with that formula.

Representative Example

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