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    Would a 2009 Nissan Dualis with 210,000km on the clock be reliable?

    Asked by Susanne

    What mechanical and other problems can I expect from a 2009 Nissan Dualis with 210,000 km on the clock. I plan on travelling only 5000 km per year around town.

    Answered by CarsGuide

    27 Apr 2018 Graham Smith

    The Dualis is a solid and generally reliable car, and if it is in good mechanical condition and has been regularly serviced it shouldn’t give you too many headaches for the next few years, but it’s impossible to say with any certainty that it won’t either.

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