2006 Nissan X-Trail Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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What owners say

AI Summary · 5 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 2006 Nissan X-Trail appreciate its solid build quality, fuel efficiency, and versatility, especially for family use and light off-road driving. Many drivers enjoy the good traction and handling, making it easy to drive in various conditions. However, some express concerns about the performance, especially in harsher winter weather, and note issues such as inadequate heating and maintenance costs for certain climates."

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one of the best selling cars nissan has ever produced won the suv of the year award for 2006 despite having really strong competitors in the industry. its solid built. its easy to drive. maintaining it doesnt really burn a hole in your pocket. a very versatile and one of the most agile suvs in the current market. superb traction, handling and braking. feels like driving a normal car. AWD 4WD features works awesome. i had much fun with this car on the beach. eheheheh even a 2.0 QR20DE with CVTC variable valve timing, it's major advantage lies in it's CVT built gearbox. unlike regular gearboxes out there, it doesnt have a set of different gear ratios. it only as 2 pulleys which acts as an infinite ratio, a variable transmission. with such efficiency makes this car has the capability to speed even at low revs, thus making it a much lesser fuel consuming vehicle

June 14, 2008

I would not buy this car if you live anywhere in Canada where the winters get temperatures below -15 degrees and or they use salt on the roads. I spent way too much money in two years replacing bearing after bearing on this vehicle. The heater is inadequate for colder days and if you have a high moisture climate that turns cold - forget about your doors working! .. and YES .. even if you lubricate your hinges and locks etc!

June 13, 2013

I love the x-trail. Bought second hand after trading in my Mazda, we needed to upgrade to a more family friendly car, and love it. Even thought it is an auto, the gear changes are flawless, no jerking around. The car is good on fuel, lots of room, and cheap to service as well.

August 12, 2008