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Nissan Ireland announces 252 offers

Nissan Ireland offers €4,000 ‘Your Way’ for 252 registrations.

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Nissan Ireland is offering buyers the prospect of an extra €4,000 off the price of a new car for the 252 registration period which kicks off in July.

How do you get this discount?

Simple - just rock up at your nearest Nissan dealer and order one of the current Nissan passenger car range. So that's the ever-popular Qashqai - which can be had either with a mild-hybrid petrol engine or the e-Power hybrid system where the car is always and only driven by its electric motor - the bigger X-Trail - which uses a four-wheel drive version of that same e-Power hybrid - or the compact Juke - which uses a simpler, but still frugal hybrid.

Is the discount available on an EV?

Yes, you can get the €4,000 Your Way offer on the sleek-looking Ariya electric SUV, which has a potential maximum range of up to 529km.

How does it all work?

Basically, the €4,000 Your Way offer applies when you're ordering a 252-plate Nissan using one of the company's PCP or Hire Purchase finance packages, provided by AIB, which have interest starting from 5.9 per cent. You can either add the €4,000 to the trade-in value of your existing car, or you can take it as a finance contribution from Nissan Ireland. To be honest, the effect is the same both ways - it's €4,000 coming off the total price you pay.

“This is a win-win deal for anyone who is buying a new Nissan this summer. Customers really can have it their way. Either way they are saving €4,000,” said Neil O'Sullivan, Sales Director at Nissan Ireland.

Any other offers going?

Yes, if you're in the market for a new van, Nissan Ireland is offering a €500 cash-back deal - with an actual cheque for that amount presented to you - when you buy any of the current Nissan commercial vehicles range, which all have finance available at 4.9 per cent interest, up to a value of €50,000.

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