Kicks On Fire: Nissan Kicks SR Review

The Nissan Kicks SR is not your typical quick ride, as its engine seems to be optimized for fuel efficiency rather than power. Under the hood lies a 1.6-liter inline four-cylinder engine that produces 122 horsepower and 114 lb-ft of torque, which takes around 10.1 seconds to get from 0-60 mph. This sluggish performance may not be ideal for those seeking speed, but it's a great option for those prioritizing fuel economy.

The exterior design of the Kicks SR is rugged and masculine, departing from its cute bug-like charm predecessor, the Juke. The trim level comes with standard black mirror caps and roof rails, while black wheels are available as an optional $495 upgrade.

Our test car arrived in a striking two-tone paint job, featuring Electric-Blue Metallic on the main bodywork and Super Black accent pieces. This unique color combination adds a touch of sophistication to the Kicks SR's overall design.

For those looking for a more thrilling ride, there are other options available. However, for those seeking a reliable vehicle with impressive fuel efficiency, the Nissan Kicks SR is an excellent choice.

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