If you have any questions contact us! This reliable 2021 Nissan Kicks CAN FIT 5 PEOPLE with all modern technology is great for day trips, weekend family trips, college visits, golf trips, long drives, and much more for your visit here in Texas! The renter is responsible for paying the exit fee from the parking lot and any tolls accrued during the rental period. Toll Tag ID: DFW.05834617 Car and Driver's Review On The 2021 Kicks : “With a bold exterior look and a surprisingly spacious cabin, the 2021 Nissan Kicks is a stylish small SUV with a practical side. Its powertrain leaves us wanting, especially when traveling at highway speeds, but as a city-focused commuter the Kicks is, um, a kick. Standard equipment is plentiful and includes driver-assistance features and popular infotainment tech such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Nissan also provides plenty of opportunity for personalization via a bold color palette and many options and accessories. One thing that's missing that may raise the eyebrows of SUV buyers is all-wheel drive, but this SUV's urban focus puts more emphasis on fuel efficiency than off-road capability… Every 2021 Kicks model is powered by a 122-hp four-cylinder engine that provides adequate but far from thrilling acceleration. A continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) handles shifting duties and drives the front wheels; all-wheel drive is not offered. If the leisurely 9.7-second jog from zero to 60 mph makes the Kicks seem slow, that's because it is. However, the test results we recorded are only half the story. Around town it feels plenty perky so long as you're willing to rev the engine. The Kicks is nimble and more fun to throw around than some larger SUVs, but it's not exactly a thrill ride on a twisty road. The suspension is tuned more for comfort, and it provided a well-cushioned ride even over the pitted and crumbling roads around our offices in Ann Arbor. The steering is direct and accurate, but there's very little feedback that comes up from the road to the driver's hands… Interior styling is less trendy than the exterior design of the Kicks, but it is well-built, looks grown-up, and has a user-friendly interior. An adult-sized rear seat means it can haul people and cargo without the cramped feeling one might experience in rivals such as the C-HR. Splashes of color throughout the cabin do a nice job of breaking up the monotony of what would otherwise be an all-black interior. Despite its small size, the Kicks impressed us with its results in our cargo tests, matching and beating some larger rivals. We managed to fit 19 of our carry-on suitcases with the rear seats folded. Small-item storage is at a premium in the cargo area and the back seat, but front-seat occupants won't notice the pinch thanks to large door pockets and a large glovebox…. Nissan provides a host of standard driver-assistance technology, and automated emergency braking is standard across the range. The Kicks sailed through the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's crash tests, earning a Top Safety Pick designation but missing the Top Safety Pick+ award by two tests. It also earned a four-star rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Key safety features include: Standard automated emergency braking with pedestrian detection Standard lane-departure warning Available adaptive cruise control..”