Nissan X-Trail 1.6
£11,995
- Make
- Nissan
- Model
- X-TRAIL 1.6
- Year
- 2016
- Mileage
- 44,000 mi
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Transmission
- Manual
- Body
- SUV
- Engine
- 1618CC
- Colour
- Black
Overview
This 2016 Nissan X-Trail 1.6 petrol is a practical and reliable SUV with manual transmission. With 44,000 miles on the clock, it represents good value for a used family vehicle. The X-Trail's spacious interior and elevated driving position make it ideal for everyday driving and weekend adventures. Finished in black, this example offers the versatility and durability Nissan is known for. A solid choice for those seeking a dependable SUV with genuine low mileage.
Key Features
- ✓Insurance Group: Group 19E
- ✓CO2: 145
- ✓Model Series: SUV (2014 - 2018)
- ✓Gross Weight KG: 2050
- ✓Acceleration 0-60mph: 9.7
- ✓Aspiration: Turbo Common Rail
- ✓Fuel Consumption Combined MPG: 45.6
- ✓Fuel Consumption Extra Urban MPG: 53.3
- ✓Fuel Consumption Urban Cold MPG: 35.8
- ✓Forward Gears: 6
About the Nissan X-TRAIL 1.6
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The Nissan X-TRAIL 1.6 is a compact-to-midsize crossover that slots between budget SUVs and premium family vehicles. It appeals to practical buyers seeking versatile space, reasonable running costs, and everyday reliability without premium pricing. The 1.6 petrol engine was offered across multiple generations, most notably in earlier iterations (2001-2013 T31) and later models. The X-TRAIL is positioned as a sensible family hauler with genuine off-road capability, though later generations shifted toward comfort and on-road dynamics. European reviewers generally praised its practicality and space efficiency, though the 1.6 petrol was sometimes seen as modest in power for the vehicle's size.
Pros
- +Spacious interior with flexible seating and boot configurations
- +Reliable, straightforward petrol engine with reasonable economy
- +Good visibility and easy driving position
- +Affordable used market with strong parts availability
Watch out for
- −1.6 feels underpowered when fully loaded or towing
- −Interior plastics feel basic in lower trims
- −CVT automatics reported less durable than manual variants
Common issues
- !Transmission hesitation on CVT models, especially early examples
- !Door seal degradation leading to wind noise
