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4.2
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4.2
Aerial platform Nissan NT400
2015 Year
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The NT 400 excels in payload capabilities-a true workhorse for heavy and bulky cargo. Acceleration is average but sufficient for the autobahn. Its build quality, featuring lightweight materials, innovates without compromising durability. However, I noticed a bit of road noise encroaching the cabin on highways. Overall? Does what’s expected, but don’t anticipate luxury.
4.4
Aerial platform Nissan NT400
2016 Year
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Had the chance to test out the new NT400, and here are my thoughts. The vehicle is versatile, especially with the enhancements like reduced weight and extended service intervals. I found the handling reasonable for its type, and the newly equipped 6-speed gearbox in my test truck shifted smoothly. Cabin improvements are functional, though could feel more premium. A reliable work truck overall.
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Aerial platform Nissan NT400
2016 Year
5.0 Price
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I tried driving the Nissan NT400 Cabstar and here’s my take. First off, it’s definitely solid in construction with its aluminum components - the lightweight build is notable. However, stepping into the cab was tricky for me being somewhat tall. The interior lacked a certain comfort level I expected. Moving on, while driving, the engine sound was quite loud initially but seemed somewhat tolerable after running for a bit. Unladen rides were bouncy though, but I suspect that’s due to its heavy cargo design.
4.2
Aerial platform Nissan NT400
2014 Year
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Tried the NT400 for a week. Build quality feels solid. The driver seat is comfortable for long hauls. Dashboard design could use improvement; controls aren't the most intuitive. But, the vehicle handles loads well-suspension seems durable.
3.8
Aerial platform Nissan NT400
2018 Year
4.0 Price
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I recently had the opportunity to use the Nissan NT400, and here’s my take. The vehicle's rugged design certainly suits heavier tasks. The updated features like the headlights and interior materials add a hint of modernity. However, I found the driver's cabin to be rather restricted in space, which might be less ideal for taller individuals during extended drives. The enhancements to fuel consumption efficiency are commendable, aiding in reducing running costs for fleet operators.
4.4
Aerial platform Nissan NT400
2017 Year
5.0 Price
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Tested the NT400 in city conditions while delivering materials-its maneuverability stood out, especially in tighter spaces. The engine performs solidly at lower speeds, essential for urban transportation. Though, at higher speeds on highways, it feels slightly underpowered. Cab features like the foldable passenger seat and storage slots add utility.
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