USED Nissan X-Trail 4x4 (07 - )

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4 out of 5 stars

For Good to drive; refined; decent off-road performance

Against Limited rear legroom; some reliability issues

Verdict Chunky yet comfortable

Go for… 2.0dCi 148 Sport

Avoid… 2.5i Aventura

1. This second-generation X-Trail looks like it's more evolution than revolution when compared with the original, but don’t be fooled – it’s actually an all-new model
2. The range was face-lifted in late 2010, with revisions to the front lights and grille, plus a slight change to the engine line-up.
3. Diesel is the best option, and there are two 2.0-litre engines to choose between. The 148bhp version is easier to live with, while the 171bhp model is far more flexible and better at low revs
4. The diesels are far more efficient than petrols, with the 148bhp model averaging 39.8mpg and emitting 190g/km of CO2, while the 171bhp version averages 38.2mpg and emits 198g/km
5. Short, stop-start journeys can cause the diesel particulate filter to clog, because the engine never reaches the correct operating temperature