Nissan X-Trail Review 2017 | The world's best-selling SUV?

Nissan X-Trail Review 2017 | The world's best-selling SUV?
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The post-2017-era facelifted version of Nissan's third generation X-Trail matured very nicely as a family-sized SUV that sat just above the brand's popular Qashqai in the company's line-up and borrowed much of its technology from that best-selling car. X-Trail buyers though, get significantly more space, with the option of seven seats in a model that's slightly tougher and more suitable for more adventurous families. In this updated form, it was smarter, more sophisticated and better connected too.
We live in the age of the SUV. And back in 2017, this was the world's best selling one, the Nissan X-Trail. To consolidate its position, this third generation model was usefully improved three years after launch to create the car we're going to look at here.
In 2017, this was a model that found itself plumb in the middle of the new car market's trendy sweet spot, with sales of SUVs by then out-stripping those of every other segment. Brands who'd anticipated this phenomenon found themselves perfectly placed to take advantage of it and Nissan was one of them, having campaigned with the X-Trail crossover since 2001. Back then, this model line competed in the section of the SUV market that Nissan by 2017 was covering with its hugely successful Qashqai. To leave space for that car, this third generation X-Trail, launched in 2014, was made a little bigger and given a 7-seat option.
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Overview 0:00
Background 0:41
Driving Experience 03:10
Design and Build 10:54
Market and Model Range 21:52
Cost of Ownership 33:58
Summary 40:03
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I really enjoyed to go around with this car.... 140'000km in just 4 years it's not bad. I've been driving all must across Europe, including England and Scotland, plus all Morocco... Very comfortable, spacious, good for driving in 7 people (2 children in the third road) and not bad at all, in soft off road... Specially in the country side of Sicily and Morocco and in the mountains of Südtirol (Italy and Austria). Downside: it's a shame that for a car like this 4x4-i (circa 2ton) Nissan didn't do a 200hp version for the diesel... That, to me, was the right HP, for this kind of side (and heavy) car....

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