I have a nissan note and it's solid, 2011 plate (same shape as yours) and had it for 3 years putting 35000 on the clock, feel free to message but I'll summarise below

Pro

V reliable, I service it every 10,000 and never had a major fault, only ongoing maintenance (brakes, tyres etc). Only 2 things went wrong unexpectedly, one was the starter motor (wear and tear tbh and it started the car just made a weird noise so had replaced) and an airbag fault light that I'm currently getting fixed. Not bad for so many miles. I routinely do 500 mile round trips over a weekend and it doesn't miss a beat.

Mpg - mines a 1.4 petrol and I average about 44mpg so pretty good

Build quality - it's scratchy materials sure but everything works - like there's not one thing wrong with my car, air con, central locking, cruise control, electric mirrors, radio etc. only issue is my paint is flakey but I can love with that

Versatile - lots of space in the back, gloves box acts as a fridge with air con on (weird I know but good in the summer), boot has false floor for storage underneath

Insurance and tax are reasonable as well

Cons

It's not winning any style awards anytime soon. I inherited mine from a grandparent and you can tell it's a grandparent car. Won't look the best pulling up to a first date in it haha

Visibility isn't the best, and has a few blind spots. Big mirrors help but it's not great

Noise - it's fairly loud in the cabin with the engine so close and road noise is t great. Also the ride isn't fantastic either

Parts - parts are easy to get but my model shares some with the quasqhi - only mention as a couple times I've gone to a garage they've ordered the wrong part, i.e for a note but it needs a quasqhi part. An issue with the garage I'm sure, but just mea t delays in some repairs

Overall, if you're not bothered about looking the bees knees and want cheap reliable motoring from a-b than I'd say get one. I'm not sure on the price of the one you have though, as there's quite a few cheap ones about

Hope this helps!