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Nissan X-Trail T30 (2001-2007) has been discontinued and replaced by Nissan X-Trail T31.
Nissan X-Trail T30 (2001-2007)
Ahmed16KHARTOUM
Reliable car, but....
X-trail is very reliable car, it has space, comfortable seats, and easy to drive, but after reaching almost 50000 miles, the suspension becomes very firm, the car wont start from the first time, and the AC will break down every summer, its very unstable as well, not recommended for in high speeds.
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goodie78
- 36 reviews
- 21 likes
n all round good car
I have been running around in a mates x-trail (I think its an 07 model - Petrol Auto) as a result of my car being written off after I was t-boned.
I dunno what I expected when I first got in, but I found the car quite comfortable, and ergonomically good - except for the dash in the middle, which would have worked if it were angled toward you, but the new model has rectified that...of sort. With the dash in the middle the few of the bonnet and the road is allot better, but I couldn't get used to it and would take the sacrafice and have the gu...Read more
ages in the normal spot. The interior is quite practical, but the lack of any real form of centre console and integrated arm rest made the car more of a buisness than pleasure experience. The gearbox shifted well, and the initial throttle responce was quite good. There was probably too much engine noise for my liking under load, though it was smooth. Overall handling was quite good and steering was well weighted and predictable. Ride height, robust interior, city friendly nature. Lack of centre arm rest, engine noise under load.Similar opinion? Write a review on ProductReview.com.au!
bevk23
- 31 reviews
- 8 likes
OK
This is a great car overall. The interior is nice and well designed. There are nice spaces for storage. My main issue with this car is the brakes. I worked for a Nissan dealership for a few years and one of the main expenses on this car was brake replacement. Often they would need replacing by 30,000km. This would often entail replacing the disc rotors as well. Overall quite an expensive exercise, costing just under $1000. I also found the seats somewhat hard to sit on for long periods of time.
Nice interior
Brakes wear out too quickly. Seats are OK
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Tip - don't buy the Nissan pads and rotors, go DBA rotors and Bendix or other good pads and they last ages unless you are heavy on the brakes. Stock nissan items are too soft and wear out quickly
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diablo
- 6 reviews
- 1 like
OK
Nice car, would buy again, great to be able to fit everything in without issues. had to install cargo barrier for safety with dogs.
chilled cup holders, easy to drive, more like a elevated car than a 4wd, great space, good value considering cost, flat folding back seats.
slippery boot that every time a corner is turned the dogs slide, cup holders only hold cans, cabin noisey, quite boxey.
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Questions & Answers
Taraasked
What year did the x-trails go from metal Timing Belts to plastic
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Kaela P.asked
Can ks in a Nissan xtrail 2003 model be reset?
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Truin C.asked
Can a 2005 Nissan xtrail whole dash assembly fit in a 2003 model
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Details
Category | Midsize / Medium SUVs |
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Release date | Jan 2001 |
Discontinuation date | Dec 2007 |
Replaced by | Nissan X-Trail T31 |
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umeshshukla
Yes totally agree.... So I should say its very unreliable car...