What makes the Sunny so popular in KSA is very easy to understand, Nissan is offering the Sunny at a very affordable price. And, at that price, it has been very well-equipped be it features, safety or comfort, and the biggest positive is the spacious cabin, with huge space for families and also big boot for family trips. Due to the family practicality and suitability elements, Sunny continues to be the choice of buyers, especially medium-size families. Without psengin much you get an everyday car with good build quality and super mileage, and handle well too with powerful engine and engaging gearbox.

Affordable, spacious and awesome to drive a sedan in the city, the Sunny is truly a unique car in the market. But like highly underwhelming I don’t know why but find it quite practical sedan with loads of spare and good specification in the price point. Starting SAR 61,500, this is one cheap but reliable and dependable option in the market right now in Saudi Arabia. What’s more? The mileage is another key point which brings down the running cost. Overall, the Sunny scores well in price, fuel economy and driving dynamic in the entry-level sedan segment.

Not the most stylish or attractive design, yet I purchased the Sunny about two months ago. What attracted me to this Sedan was its price- we got the best deal possible, due to stock clearance and year ends. The price is a big consideration given my tight budget but there is more to Sunny, like the spacious cabin, you won’t believe until you experience the space first hand. Both the rows offer you great leg, shoulder and knee room, and so your city or highway drive is assured of comfort. The driving is not bad either, mileage is high and big boot is another added advantage.

The Sunny has always been a very sensible sedan, very affordable, a lot of space, good to drive, loaded with reasonable features. However, I think Nissan needs to work on this Sedan to give it a new look, it deserves now. If the Nissan is offered a little modern and stylish exterior design, appealing to the younger lot, along with new features, more comfort and good entertainment, it will certainly make a huge impact in getting a new set of customers, and the volume could also be boosted. However, the brands seem to struggle, and not sure they’re even serious about continuing this Sedan.

As a single user I was looking for a budget car that is not just good to drive but has good space for occasional friends and family to travel togethers. After looking for a number of options, I decided to go with the Sunny, my first Nissan branded car. And after over six months now, it looks like I have made the right decision. With a good deal from a local dealer at Medina city, I got the top variant of the Sunny at SAR 80,000, and was very happy with the price and buying experience.