Nissan Note on the Ukrainian market
Prices by year and generation, typical mileage, versions and registration history.
Typical Nissan Note price
Each year of age takes −6% off the price on average.
The typical Nissan Note price in Ukraine is ≈ 6 500 $; half of listings cost 5 400–9 800 $, excluding the extreme 5% — 4 400–14 000 $.
Most listings are 2007 cars (median 5 700 $). Each year of age takes off ≈6% of the price. Most common: Petrol · Manual.
Updated November 9, 2026Is the Nissan Note listing price fair
The year and price from a listing show where it sits against the market for the same model year. Mileage adds a plausibility check.
Nissan Note prices by year
Each year of age takes −6% off the price on average. Most listings are 2007 cars.
If a car’s mileage is well below typical for its year, that is a reason to check its mileage history by VIN.
Table by year
| Year | Median price | Half of listings | Typical mileage | Share of listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 12 900 $ | 12 400–13 500 $ | 64 k km | 6.3% |
| 2018 | 11 900 $ | 11 700–12 400 $ | 56 k km | 5.9% |
| 2017 | 11 900 $ | 11 200–12 900 $ | 57 k km | 4.5% |
| 2012 | 7 100 $ | 6 200–7 600 $ | 178 k km | 9.5% |
| 2011 | 6 200 $ | 6 000–7 000 $ | 179 k km | 7.7% |
| 2010 | 6 300 $ | 6 000–6 500 $ | 208 k km | 4.5% |
| 2008 | 5 600 $ | 5 100–6 500 $ | 182 k km | 15.8% |
| 2007 | 5 700 $ | 5 000–6 700 $ | 188 k km | 16.7% |
| 2006 | 5 200 $ | 4 800–6 200 $ | 211 k km | 14.4% |
Nissan Note generations and their prices
Each next generation is 26% pricier than the previous one on average. The bar is the price corridor, the dot is the typical price.
How mileage affects Nissan Note price
A car with <50 k km typically costs 60% more than one with 200–300 k km.
Nissan Note by specs
Petrolmost common
55%Petrol
- Petrol55%
- Hybrid19%
- Diesel15%
- Petrol/LPG11%
Manualmost common
52%Manual
- Manual52%
- Automatic/robotic40%
- CVT2%
- Other5%
FWDmost common
89%FWD
- FWD89%
- AWD3%
- Other8%
Nissan Note registrations in Ukraine
Distribution by model year
Share of each model year among registered cars of this model.
Where it appears most
Regional activity relative to the most active region.
- 1Kyiv cityhigh
- 2Odesa oblasthigh
- 3Dnipropetrovsk obl.medium
- 4Lviv oblastmedium
- 5Kyiv oblastmedium
- 6Donetsk oblastmedium
- 7Kharkiv oblastmedium
- 8Vinnytsia oblastmedium
Nissan Note alternatives
Median prices of models in a similar budget compared with the Nissan Note (6 500 $).
Nissan Note: generations, engines, prices and model features
Nissan Note is a hatchback that was produced from 2006 to 2022. On the Ukrainian market it is mostly front-wheel drive, and its body is almost always a hatchback. The model went through several generations: Nissan Note I (E11) with the 2010 facelift, Nissan Note II (E12) with the 2017 update, and Nissan Note III (E13), in production since 2020. For the latest generation, the Aura and Autech Cross-Over versions are listed separately, having appeared in 2021.
Engines range from 1.2 to 1.6 litres, with power from 68 to 204 hp. Petrol versions are the most common, and diesel variants are also widespread. Hybrid versions are available as well. Gearboxes include automatic, manual and mechanical transmissions; automatic and manual are frequent, while mechanical is less common. An all-wheel drive configuration is available.
Prices for the Nissan Note on the Ukrainian market range from 4800 to 12799 US dollars. The median price is 6500 dollars, and the typical range for most offers is from 5400 to 9250 dollars. Cars from 2019 cost 12700 dollars on median, and those from 2020 cost 12799 dollars.
In terms of safety and reliability, the model is oriented toward urban use and cabin practicality. The choice between generations and engines significantly affects the vehicle's characteristics, so it is important to pay attention to the specific version and its history.
Questions and answers
How much does a Nissan Note cost in Ukraine?
The typical price is about 6 500 $. Half of listings cost 5 400–9 800 $; excluding the cheapest and most expensive 5% — 4 400–14 000 $.
How much does a 2008 Nissan Note cost?
The median is 5 600 $, half of listings cost 5 100–6 500 $; typical mileage is about 182 thousand km.
How much does a 2007 Nissan Note cost?
The median is 5 700 $, half of listings cost 5 000–6 700 $; typical mileage is about 188 thousand km.
How much does a 2006 Nissan Note cost?
The median is 5 200 $, half of listings cost 4 800–6 200 $; typical mileage is about 211 thousand km.
How fast does a Nissan Note lose value?
On average ≈6% of the price per year of age.
What mileage is typical for a Nissan Note?
2006 — about 211 thousand km, 2011 — about 179 thousand km, 2020 — about 64 thousand km. Mileage well below typical for the year is a reason to check the mileage history by VIN.
How much do different Nissan Note generations cost?
I (2005–2009) — about 5,5k $; I FL (2009–2012) — about 6,1k $; II (2012–2016) — about 7,2k $; II FL (2016–2020) — about 11,9k $; III (2020–now) — about 12,9k $.
How much does mileage affect the Nissan Note price?
The typical price with <50 thousand km is about 9,9k $, with 200–300 thousand km — about 6,2k $.
What else is bought for the price of a Nissan Note?
With a similar budget, buyers look at SEAT Ibiza (median 5 100 $), Opel Astra (median 5 600 $), Chevrolet Cruze (median 7 000 $) and Renault Megane (median 7 200 $).
How to check Nissan Note before buying?
A VIN or plate check shows registration history, accidents, mileage by date, US auction lots, theft and encumbrance records. Part of the data is free; the full report costs UAH 199 per car.
What price is normal for Nissan Note?
A normal price sits in the price corridor on this page — half of listings are in it. A specific car’s price depends on mileage, trim, condition and history; that exact car can be compared with the market in a VIN or plate report.
Which Nissan Note generations are on the Ukrainian market?
On the used market: Generation I (2005–2009, typically $5.5k); Generation I FL (2009–2012, typically $6.1k); Generation II (2012–2016, typically $7.2k); Generation II FL (2016–2020, typically $12k); Generation III (2020–now, typically $13k). Prices by year, versions, mileage and registrations of each generation are on its own page.
Why can prices for the same year differ a lot?
Because of different mileage, trim, condition, crash and registration history. That is why an average price is no substitute for checking the specific car.
What matters more — year or condition?
For older cars, condition and history outweigh the year. For newer cars, year and mileage matter more.
What does the full LevelCar report show?
Registration and owner history, wanted status, mileage by date, accident photos and US auction lots where available, and the car’s price next to the model’s market. What is included depends on the car.
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