Nissan offer the most finance options of any manufacturer I have looked at, from hire purchases to lease purchases and finance leases you have plenty of options to explore. They even have a section for finance offers.
The site navigation is very easy to use and the graphics very user friendly, a criticism is that the default text size is quite hard to read as it is very small and not dark enough to stand out from the white background.
Looking through the options available on the finance site there will be something for everyone, the one major feature that Nissan seem to lack on their finance site is a calculator or a flash program which will calculate how much your payments will be, based on deposit, term and mileage.
Despite this Nissan do seem very flexible with payments, as they offer a credit limit option. This is advertised as allowing you to still save money rather than tying it all up in car finance.
The site also doesn’t seem to allow you to search through models or view the car you are wanting whilst still on the finance pages, until you expand the window and the footer of the page lets you cycle through the vehicles. A good idea but not prominent or easily viewable.
Nissan are currently one of the front runners amongst electric car manufacturers and it will be interesting to see how they adapt their finance pages and options to suit this. At the moment you can still view Nissan’s electric car ‘The Leaf’ as part of the Nissan site which is something different from others, on Mitsubishi’s website for example the iMiEV has its own webpage which will navigate you away from the official site. Frustrating if you’re just having a browse.
One of the best options for getting a Nissan is to look at Leasbam for Nissan car lease can search all local dealers and find the best price without having your computer screen.
