Power | 138 - 193 bhp |
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0 - 60 mph | 9.3 - 13.6 secs |
Fuel Economy | 24 - 28 mpg |
Insurance Group | 24 - 28 How much to insure? |
Road Tax | £345 |
Nissan QX Specifications
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