Nissan Teana 200XL CVT Review: Lazy boy

What we like:

Smooth ride

hushed cabin and that impeccable Japanese build quality.

What we dislike:

Engine gets vocal at high revs

CVT can be annoying

lacklustre handling capabilities.

Shocking as this sounds, we've actually taken a liking to the Teana. It may not be the last word in driving excitement, but it's hard to fault this car's honesty.

You see, it's never been marketed, nor does it claim to be a sporty sedan with sharp handling and a powerful engine. The Teana is known for its creamy ride, quiet cabin and excellent Japanese build quality.

Driving it is like driving a car while being in the comfort of your own living room and nestled in your favorite leather recliner. And if your friends have nicknamed you the "Sunday driver", then the Teana is your perfect match!

Credits: Story by Jeremy R. Chua. Pictures by Jeremy R. Chua & Azfar Hashim