Explore USED Nissan Kicks Vehicles for Sale in Edmonton, AB

You want a small SUV that’s easy to live with. Easy to park. Easy on fuel. The Nissan Kicks fits that brief. It’s a sub-compact crossover with a higher seat height than a car, plus hatchback-style versatility for daily errands.

In Edmonton, AB, that combo matters. Commutes, winter gear, weekend runs to the river valley, and the constant shuffle of groceries and bags. The Kicks is often on shoppers’ shortlists for its practical cabin space, useful features, and strong value in the used market. One key detail for winter driving. Kicks models are front-wheel drive only, so good winter tires are a smart part of the plan.

Popular USED Nissan Kicks Trim Levels

Most used Kicks shopping comes down to picking the features you’ll use every day.

• S: A straightforward, budget-friendly setup that covers the basics, with features like a touchscreen and smartphone integration commonly found on newer model years.
• SV: Often the sweet spot, with many models adding comfort upgrades like heated front seats, remote start, and a larger touchscreen depending on year.
• SV Special Edition: An occasional find that may add appearance and convenience extras such as unique wheels or two-tone paint, depending on the specific vehicle.
• SR: A sportier look with upgrades that commonly include LED lighting and available premium audio features, depending on model year and package.
• SR Premium: The fully loaded feel, with features that can include a heated steering wheel, synthetic leather-style seating surfaces, and a 360-degree camera on some vehicles.

Trim availability can vary by model year, configuration, and current listings.

Nissan Kicks Key Features

You’re shopping for the stuff you’ll actually notice. Every day. Here’s what tends to stand out on the Kicks.

Engine and Fuel Economy:

Most Nissan Kicks models use a 1.6-litre four-cylinder paired with Nissan’s Xtronic CVT. Power is modest, so it’s built more for efficient city driving than quick highway passing. Front-wheel drive is the only layout, with no factory AWD option. Fuel economy is a big reason people choose it, although real-world results in Edmonton winters can be higher than the official ratings.

Seating, Towing, and Cargo Capacity:

The Kicks seats five and is known for roomy rear legroom for a sub-compact crossover. Up front, many drivers like the “Zero Gravity” seat design for longer stints behind the wheel. Cargo space is a strong point for the segment, with a low load floor that makes groceries and gear simple to slide in. Towing is not rated, and Nissan Canada lists 0 kg towing capacity, so it’s best viewed as a people-and-stuff hauler, not a trailer puller.

Technology and Connectivity:

Depending on model year and trim, you’ll typically see a 7-inch or 8-inch touchscreen with wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Many Canadian models rely on your phone for navigation rather than built-in nav, especially on newer years. Some SR trims offer a unique Bose audio setup with speakers built into the driver’s headrest. USB layouts vary by year, with some later models adding USB-C up front, and rear-seat USB ports often not included.

Safety:

Many Kicks models, especially 2020 and newer, include Nissan Safety Shield 360. This can bundle features like automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, blind-spot warning, rear cross-traffic alert, rear automatic braking, and lane departure warning, depending on model year and trim. Safety tech can be a real help in city traffic and crowded parking lots. In extreme cold, camera and sensor performance can be affected by ice or slush buildup, so it’s worth understanding how the specific vehicle behaves on a winter day.

Tips for Purchasing a USED Nissan Kicks in Edmonton, AB

• Vehicle History Report: Go Nissan North can provide or review a CARFAX Vehicle History Report when available, helping you understand reported history, registration details, service records, and other useful background information before you decide. Vehicle history details can vary, so review the report for the specific vehicle you are considering.
• Warranty and Protection Options: Factory warranty may apply depending on the specific vehicle and registration date. Exact coverage should be confirmed for the vehicle you are considering, and available protection plans can be reviewed with the Go Nissan North team.
• Test Drive: A test drive can help you evaluate comfort, visibility, ride feel, performance, technology, and everyday practicality before choosing the specific vehicle that fits your needs.
• Financing and Trade-In Support: Go Nissan North can help you explore financing options and compare terms, trade-in value, and payment fit. Approval, rates, and terms depend on the applicant and lender.