NISSAN Note Yağ Değişimi

Nissan introduced the second generation of the Note MPV at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show in Europe, but sales started later that year.

Built on top of the same B-segment platform used on the Micra, the Note's second generation tried to provide more room and comfort in a shorter vehicle. In addition, unlike its predecessor, the second generation came with a better look, which made it stand out from the crowd. Unfortunately, the small-segment MPV was not popular in many countries, and that was the last generation of the Note.

Unlike its predecessor, which had bland styling, the Note's second generation came with a V-shaped front fascia and swept-back headlights. In addition, the lower bumper received an A-shaped grille flanked by optional fog lamps. From its sides, the sculptured doors formed another dynamically looking element resembling a Japanese sword's tip. Finally, at the back, the tailgate was flanked by a pair of taillights with a complicated design that blended sharp angles and arched lines.

The cabin was roomy for four passengers, and even a fifth one could sit in the back on the split-folding bench. At the front, the driver and side passenger sat on high-mounted seats fronting a dashboard designed with waved shapes at the top. In addition, the center stack could've been optioned with an infotainment system that featured a touchscreen and navigation.

Under the hood, the Note received a choice of three engines, either gasoline or turbo-diesel, depending on the market. A CVT gearbox was available for the top-spec gasoline unit.