Used Nissan parts will be the last thing on the minds of drivers who have decided to invest in the brand’s new Roox.

The minicar went on sale today (December 2nd) and was named as a result of the merging of the words room and max –which reflect the car’s spacious interior.

Described as a comfortable family vehicle, its interior seeks to alter Japan’s impression of what lies inside a minicar.

Roox’s exterior has taken some of its traits from Nissan’s Highway Star Minivans and is claimed to be both eye-catching and elegant, according to the brand.

It is also said to come top in terms of energy-efficiency as the K6A models (apart from the turbo) deliver fuel efficiency of 21.5 km/l2. This represents a 15 per cent upwards improvement in fuel economy greater than the standards set for next year.

Nissan provides a pan-European warranty for every new motor it sells from an authorised UK dealer operating in European countries.

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