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Nissan Extended Warranty

 

Most manufacturers will not tell you what their extended warranty costs until you ask a dealer for a quote. Nissan is the exception. It prices by age and mileage on a fixed scale, which means you can work out whether cover is worth it before anyone calls you back.

So let us do the sum properly, using Nissan's own pricing on one side and our claims data on the other.

 

How much is a Nissan Extended Warranty?

Nissan's 12-month extended warranty is priced by model, age and mileage. As a guide, cover has been offered in these ranges:

ModelNissan 12-month cover
Micra£250 to £310
Juke £300 to £519
Qashqai£340 to £519
X-Trail£430 to £569

In our Reliability Index, the average Juke gearbox repair is £2,986.54, and gearbox faults account for 18.41% of every Juke claim made. Nearly one claim in five. The average Qashqai gearbox repair is £2,353.77 at 12.86% of claims, and the X-Trail £1,554.50.

A single gearbox repair on a Juke is roughly six times the cost of a year's cover at the top of Nissan's range, on a fault that occurs often enough to be a real prospect rather than a remote one. That is the argument for cover on a Nissan, and it does not need dressing up.

 

Why do I need a Nissan Car Warranty?

Everything else is cheap - Suspension is the most frequently claimed category across much of the range, reaching 57.00% of Micra claims, 44.74% on the Pulsar, 40.95% on the Note and 39.13% on the Leaf. But average suspension repairs sit between £206 and £370 across every model. 

Two models break the pattern - The Pathfinder is the lowest-scoring Nissan in our index at 4.2, with engine repairs at £1,215.30 across 46.15% of claims, the highest engine claim rate anywhere in the range. The Pulsar records the highest average engine cost at £3,079.12.

Nissans score well overall, but costly repairs can still happen - The Leaf scores 8.9, the NV200 8.7 and the Micra 8.4. A warranty protects you from unexpected failures that could otherwise leave you with a repair bill running into the thousands.

 

How do I get a Nissan Car Warranty?

Enter your registration for a quote in under a minute, or call 0800 131 0001 free.

Eligibility - Under 12 years old and under 120,000 miles.

Which models we cover - Qashqai, Juke, X-Trail, Micra, Leaf, Ariya and Navara, plus earlier models still on the road in numbers including the Note, Pulsar, Pathfinder and the NV200 van.

Which plan suits a Nissan - Plan A is our most extensive, with B and C covering narrower component lists.

Lite plans - cost less and are built around breakdown and recovery scenarios rather than every listed component.

Compare Plan A, Plan B, Plan C and Lite. 

Get a Nissan Warranty Quote

 

Nissan reliability: common Nissan repairs

The MotorEasy Reliability Index provides a clear and comprehensive measure of a car's dependability. We created this helpful index by analysing the frequency and cost of repairs across more than 1,200 models. With our data, you can find out potentially hidden ownership costs and the likelihood of your car having issues.

We've assigned each model a reliability score on a scale from -100 to +100. A score of -100 (red) indicates frequent and/or expensive repairs, while +100 (green) reflects low repair frequency and costs, making it a highly reliable choice.

The index also shows detailed, model-specific data, including: 

  • A breakdown of common repairs for each model, with percentages for issues like engine, gearbox, electrical system, suspension, brakes, and fuel system
  • Repairs commonly covered under a Nissan warranty
  • The average cost for each type of repair

Select from the list below to view Nissan reliability index data:

MotorEasy Reliability Score: 6.6
Poor
Good
IssueAverage Repair CostPercentage of Claims Made
Engine £1,439.11 16.54%
Gearbox £2,986.54 18.32%
Electrical system £307.83 11.96%
Suspension £283.43 20.87%
Braking system £164.20 23.66%
Fuel system £306.80 8.65%

Average Repair Cost


Percentage of Claims Made

MotorEasy Reliability Score: 8.9
Poor
Good
IssueAverage Repair CostPercentage of Claims Made
Engine £3,037.37 4.35%
Gearbox £307.08 4.35%
Electrical system £1,148.58 13.04%
Suspension £369.07 39.13%
Braking system £283.69 39.13%

Average Repair Cost


Percentage of Claims Made

MotorEasy Reliability Score: 8.3
Poor
Good
IssueAverage Repair CostPercentage of Claims Made
Engine £954.34 18.63%
Gearbox £2,343.34 0.98%
Electrical system £128.06 8.82%
Suspension £206.04 55.88%
Braking system £168.50 10.78%
Fuel system £311.67 4.90%

Average Repair Cost


Percentage of Claims Made

MotorEasy Reliability Score: 7.4
Poor
Good
IssueAverage Repair CostPercentage of Claims Made
Engine £543.29 25.20%
Gearbox £910.56 11.38%
Electrical system £542.66 13.82%
Suspension £352.02 29.27%
Braking system £281.64 10.57%
Fuel system £553.68 9.76%

Average Repair Cost


Percentage of Claims Made

MotorEasy Reliability Score: 7.8
Poor
Good
IssueAverage Repair CostPercentage of Claims Made
Engine £1,023.23 11.43%
Gearbox £1,679.42 9.52%
Electrical system £268.40 11.43%
Suspension £260.17 40.95%
Braking system £127.90 21.90%
Fuel system £138.65 4.76%

Average Repair Cost


Percentage of Claims Made

MotorEasy Reliability Score: 8.6
Poor
Good
IssueAverage Repair CostPercentage of Claims Made
Engine £320.62 33.33%
Electrical system £377.64 41.67%
Suspension £242.83 8.33%
Braking system £56.96 8.33%
Fuel system £177.00 8.33%

Average Repair Cost


Percentage of Claims Made

MotorEasy Reliability Score: 4.3
Poor
Good
IssueAverage Repair CostPercentage of Claims Made
Engine £1,215.30 46.15%
Gearbox £734.32 3.85%
Suspension £618.24 15.38%
Braking system £407.66 15.38%
Fuel system £387.25 19.23%

Average Repair Cost


Percentage of Claims Made

MotorEasy Reliability Score: 6.7
Poor
Good
IssueAverage Repair CostPercentage of Claims Made
Engine £3,079.12 13.16%
Gearbox £330.58 2.63%
Electrical system £664.44 7.89%
Suspension £369.69 44.74%
Braking system £188.43 26.32%
Fuel system £402.00 5.26%

Average Repair Cost


Percentage of Claims Made

MotorEasy Reliability Score: 5.9
Poor
Good
IssueAverage Repair CostPercentage of Claims Made
Engine £1,165.18 25.02%
Gearbox £2,363.53 12.79%
Electrical system £348.04 11.03%
Suspension £304.51 26.49%
Braking system £189.51 18.20%
Fuel system £363.02 6.47%

Average Repair Cost


Percentage of Claims Made

MotorEasy Reliability Score: 6.4
Poor
Good
IssueAverage Repair CostPercentage of Claims Made
Engine £1,419.15 28.46%
Gearbox £1,554.50 5.38%
Electrical system £346.45 16.15%
Suspension £254.48 20.00%
Braking system £203.05 20.77%
Fuel system £278.68 9.23%

Average Repair Cost


Percentage of Claims Made

Nissan extended warranty terms compared

 MotorEasyNissan Extended Warranty
Term12, 24 or 36 months, or rolling monthly12 months
EligibilityUnder 12 years, under 120,000 milesUnder 10 years, under 100,000 miles
PricingQuoted instantly from your registrationFixed price by model, age and mileage
Where repairs happenOver 10,000 garages, or nominate your ownNissan dealers
Wear and tearNot coveredNot covered, regardless of the car's age
Water ingress damagePer plan termsExcluded, even on parts otherwise covered
Service schedule toleranceManufacturer schedule for age and mileage1,000 miles or 1 month either side of the interval
Excess£0, £25 or £50Per policy
Faults found at MOT or serviceCoveredPer policy handbook

 

Two conditions in Nissan's terms deserve more attention than they get.

The first is the service window. Nissan allows 1,000 miles or one month either side of each scheduled interval. That is a tighter tolerance than most owners assume they have, and drifting past it can affect eligibility on a car that has otherwise been properly maintained.

The second is water ingress. Parts damaged by water are excluded from Nissan's cover even where the component itself would normally be included. Worth knowing before you assume an electrical fault after a wet winter is covered.

 

Get your Nissan Warranty Quote

Enter your registration for a Nissan extended warranty quote in under a minute, with cover available up to 12 years and 120,000 miles.

Get a quote or call 0800 131 0001 free.

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