2021 Nissan Kicks

Pricing excludes tax, tag, title and pre-delivery service fee of $999 and private tag agency fee of $24.40. *See below for details..Wow this Low Mileage, Nissan Kicks SV is Loaded with Options including Blind Spot Warning..Rear Cross Traffic Alert..Backup Camera..Automatic Emergency Braking..Rear Sonar..Forward Collision Warning..Lane Departure Warning..Intelligent Driver Alertness..Intelligent Cruise Control..Rear Door Alert..17' Alloy Wheels..Apple CarPlay/Android Auto..Hands-Free Text Messaging..Bluetooth for Phone & Audio..8' Color Touchscreen..7' Advanced Driver Display Screen..Keyless Drive..4-USB Ports..Siri Eyes Free..Satellite Radio..Intelligent Automatic Headlights..Automatic Climate Control..Split/Folding Rear Seat..1.6L 125 HP 4 Cylinder EPA Rated 36 MPG Highway..CVT Automatic Transmission..All power equipment & more..All pre-owned cars regardless of make and model are driven and evaluated by our highly qualified service personnel. We invite you to come see our brand new state of the art dealership and take a test drive with one of our highly trained INFINITI Specialists. You will be glad you did. Call Our Sales at 941-924-1211 for more info or to have a custom video emailed to you..Fast Out Of State Delivery Available..What the reviews say..Peppy around town, spacious cabin, generous standard equipment. The Nissan Kicks is a small but practical crossover with plenty of style and a fuel-efficient powertrain. The refreshed 2021 Kicks is stylish and offers some of the best features and tech for the money in the extra-small SUV class. It's fuel-efficient, easy to park and even kind of fun to drive on a curvy road. We'd spring for the mid-range SV; it adds desirable items such as the new 8.0-inch infotainment display, adaptive cruise control, 17-inch wheels, and a center-console armrest. Interior styling is less trendy than the exterior design of the Kicks, but it is well-built, looks grown-up, and has a user-friendly interior. An adult-sized rear seat means it can haul people and cargo without the cramped feeling one might experience in rivals such as the C-HR. Splashes of color throughout the cabin do a nice job of breaking up the monotony of what would otherwise be an all-black interior. Despite its small size, the Kicks impressed us with its results in our cargo tests, matching and beating some larger rivals. We managed to fit 19 of our carry-on suitcases with the rear seats folded. The Kicks gets a few updates for 2021. Nissan has updated the exterior styling, improved some interior materials, and added standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone integration. You definitely get a lot of features for your money with the Kicks. The suspension is responsive and keeps the vehicle composed, so it's kind of fun to drive on a twisty road. We also like the transmission's smooth and responsive gear ratio adjustments in routine driving. How's the interior? The Kicks' cabin is easy to climb in and out of and become familiar with. The climate control and touchscreen menus are simple and user-friendly. It's easy to see out of the front and the sides thanks to large windows and a low hoodline. How's the tech? The Kicks has nearly everything a modern smartphone-using driver needs. A quartet of USB ports is standard, as is Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone integration. A 7-inch or 8-inch touchscreen is also standard depending on the trim level. The Kicks comes standard with a pleasing number of advanced driving aids. There's no shortage of subcompact SUVs in the market so a vehicle needs to make an impression to stand out. The Kicks makes a case for itself with a stylish exterior design and an updated interior that includes a respectably large touchscreen. It feels good to maneuver through a curvy section of road even if you aren't ultimately going very fast.