KSh 1,150,000
-4%Est. KSh 23,362/mo
How this price compares
This one is priced below the typical range for a 2017–2019 Nissan Note in Kenya — typically KSh 1,300,000–KSh 1,500,000 (median KSh 1,400,000) across 25 listings on Garisea.
About KSh 21,000–KSh 29,000 a month
Fuel, servicing and tyres at 1,500 km a month. Insurance is separate.
An estimate, not a quote. EPRA, 15 October 2026.
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The Nissan Note 1.2L is a compact hatchback that appeals to urban drivers and small families in Kenya. Its small size makes it ideal for navigating Nairobi's dense traffic and tight parking spaces, while the 1.2L petrol engine offers a balance between efficiency and performance. The automatic transmission and 2WD setup cater to everyday convenience rather than off-road capability, making it a practical choice for city and highway driving. With a moderate resale value, it's an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers.
The Nissan Note 1.2L is generally reliable, with its HR12DE engine known for durability. However, regular maintenance is crucial to prevent issues such as timing chain noise. It handles high mileage well if serviced consistently, though it's important to monitor the CVT for any signs of wear.
Routine maintenance is straightforward, with service intervals typically every 5,000 to 7,000 km. The CVT requires careful attention, as neglect can lead to costly repairs. Service costs are moderate compared to peers, but keeping up with regular oil changes and inspections is essential for longevity.
Parts for the Nissan Note 1.2L are readily available in Nairobi's Kirinyaga Road and Grogan areas, as well as in major towns like Mombasa and Nakuru. Genuine parts can be sourced from authorised Nissan dealers, though aftermarket options are also plentiful and more affordable. Some electronic components might be pricier and less common.
The 1.2L petrol engine is frugal, especially in city driving, where it shines with efficient fuel consumption. On highways, it remains economical, though pushing it hard can slightly increase fuel usage. Overall, it's cost-effective for daily commutes and longer trips.
General guidance for the Nissan Note in the Kenyan market — always verify the specific vehicle's condition and history.
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