Nissan Leopard: common faults & what to check

Like any used car, it depends on the specific example and its service history. Across the 5 documented faults for the Nissan Leopard, the recurring problem areas are engine, cooling, and suspension. A Nissan Leopard with a full service history and no signs of the issues listed on this page can be a sound buy but each one needs to be checked individually before you commit.

We've catalogued 5 known faults for the Nissan Leopard, covering engine, cooling, and suspension. Two are written out in full on this page. The rest — with the symptoms to notice, what to inspect, and typical repair costs for each — are free once you create an account.

Most single repairs on the Nissan Leopard fall between $455–$910 at NZ independent-workshop rates. Some of the 5 documented faults cost less and a few cost considerably more, and no one car needs them all. Knowing which ones to look for before you view is what lets you negotiate the price down or walk away.

Yes. A Nissan Leopard inspection focused on its known weak points is the single best way to avoid an expensive mistake. KickTyres gives you a guided, model-specific inspection plus a market valuation and negotiation figure for $17.90 far less than the cost of missing one of the faults on this page.