Nissan X-Trail 2.0 dCi 150 Aventura
The X-Trail was first launched back in 2001 and was among the first of a new generation of so-called soft-roaders. In 2007 came the all-new X-Trail and, like its predecessor, this model is a lot more capable off-road than its soft-roader tag implies, while also being civilised enough for the school run.
Nissan X-Trail 2.0 dCi 150 Aventura full road test
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Nissan’s latest price list has no less than 41 different X-Trail variants, with otr prices ranging from £19,238 to £26,651. This Aventura version sells for £23,837 otr, and it comes with leather, powered and heated seats, a panoramic sunroof, climate control aircon and much more, although that price can easily be bumped by adding ‘eXtreme’ roof rails, satnav and xenon headlamps. Combined consumption for the manual 2.0dCi 150 works out at 39.8mpg, with CO2 emissions at 190g/km. If you never venture off-road then you might wish to consider a less rugged Qashqai, but if you want something butch, but not too big and pricey, then the X-Trail is tough to beat.
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