Used Nissan Tiida for sale in Dubai, UAE

What our customers are saying about the Nissan Tiida in Dubai, UAE

Ismail - I got a second hand Tiida over a year ago. It looks good, very easy to park and has very good fuel economy. Even though it looks small it’s got a lot of space.
Pros: Fuel economy and spacious.
Cons: Ride can be a little rough at times.

Osama - I bought 2008 pre owned Nissan Tiida for a good price, everything is good however one tail light has already burnt out. Amazing running costs and the light is the only maintenance issue so far.
Pros: Cheap fuel and low running cost.
Cons: Base trim doesn’t have a lot of safety features and at speed wind noise is big.

Rajan - Great cars to buy for first time driver, this was my first car and being a student I can relate to anyone that has a low budget. No problems so far and i’ve had the car for a few months now.
Pros: Reliable, lots of room and light on the pocket.
Cons: Nothing so far.

Five reasons to buy a used Nissan Tiida for sale in Dubai, UAE

1. Do you have a small budget but need to haul a lot of items in one go on a daily basis? Then the Tiida is perfect for you as it’s affordable and has lots of room.
2. Two is always better than one and that's why Nissan offers two versions; sedan and hatchback. There’s something for everyone.
3. With its inline four cylinder motor, filling up at the petrol station won’t dry out your wallet.
4. In just a few clicks you’ll find how easy it is to buy used Nissan Tiida in Dubai, UAE and selling them is a breeze as well especially to the export market.
5. Later models have got style, the original run may have been a bit boring but 2017 models look good!

About the Nissan Tiida

Introduced into the GCC market in 2006, it was supposed to take over from the Nissan Sunny, however, due to some unknown factors, that decision was flipped on it’s head, and the Sunny stayed with the Tiida alongside. Since its first trek in the UAE, they proved to be very popular cars in the community and seen as a reasonable car to buy for first time drivers and those on a tight budget. Import versions from the United States carry the Versa badge instead of Tiida. Main rivals consist of the Toyota Corolla, Ford Focus and Mazda 3 and many others.

Right from the get go, the Tiida proved popular, with standard features such as CD Player, rear folding seats, air conditioning with a micro filter, front airbags and ABS. Optional extras include powered mirrors and windows. 2009, saw a quick refresh of the Tiida to add some more style. Nissan also introduced a “sports” body kit for consumers to slap on as well as additional options such as AUX inputs, cruise control, CD changer, trip computer and a multi speaker stereo system.

Two engine options were available; 1.6-litre and 1.8-litre petrol engines. 1.6 motors power the front wheels via a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic whereas 1.8 units drive the front wheels via a 6-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic.

Both the sedan and hatchback returned with a slight revision to the exterior. Two trims; S and SL. S models came with power steering, keyless entry, split rear folding seats, tilt function steering wheel, 15-inch steel wheels and an AUX input. 1.8S models have all of that and add cruise control, fog lamps, power mirrors, leather wrapped steering wheel and optional 16-inch rims.

Driver side airbags were standard whereas ABS, Brake Assist, passenger airbag and EBD were optional extras.

During this time, the 1.6-litre petrol motor was dropped from the lineup and the 1.8L motor stayed on to power the front wheels. Both gearboxes remained.

Only the hatchback version is available in these model years as the Nissan Sentra takes over as the mid-level sedan. With a major refresh to the front back and sides. Four trims are on offer starting from the S, SV, and SL. Both S and SV are available with a 1.6L motor and come standard with 15-inch steel rims, central locking, keyless entry and a CD player. SV models have 16-inch alloys.

Higher trim levels consist of the 1.8 SV and SL models. SV models have 17-inch rims, smoked chrome-front grille and unique halogen headlights. SL gets all of the above-mentioned features as well as optional leather seats, sunroof, cruise control, 5.8-inch multimedia interface, media inputs, Bluetooth and a reverse camera. Some markets even have body kits available to give the vehicle some more flair.

Standard safety features now included front airbags, ABS, Brake Assist and EBD.

2014 also marked the return of the 1.6-litre petrol motor joining the long standing 1.8 motor. Both are paired to a Xtronic CVT gearbox.

2017 sees another complete overhaul of the beloved hatchback. Following in the footsteps of the 2017 Altima, it takes select pieces from the rest of Nissan’s lineup to bring the Tiida into the new age.

Interior specs are unknown for the time being as just the exterior has been shown off, however expect similar options found in the previous generation. The can probably be said about the engine, drivetrain and power outputs.