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thinking of buying a nissan x trail 2.2

As I am on the 3rd XT 2.2 diesel in 7 years I would say that it is a good buy

It will pull a twin axle caravan but you need to check the weight of the specific one
 
As I am on the 3rd XT 2.2 diesel in 7 years I would say that it is a good buy

It will pull a twin axle caravan but you need to check the weight of the specific one
 
Hi Maryn,

The X trail as with most Japanese vehicles will be very reliable and well built, the diesel engine will be a modern and be pretty good on fuel. As a towcar I think the max tow weight is about 2000kgs but the kerbweight is only around 1650kgs so most newish twin axles will be over 100% match and to get an 85% match you will need a caravan of about 1400kgs. Similar money will buy you a Kia Sorento which is a pretty good budget 4X4 and will pull all twin axles without any problems.

spj
 
Do you mean the new model XT which is heavier and would do the job up to a higher weight?
no im looking at a 04 or 05 bit frustrated really want to be able to pull a twin or somthing around that size but still have the economy of the car for normall use
 
Hi Maryn,

The X trail as with most Japanese vehicles will be very reliable and well built, the diesel engine will be a modern and be pretty good on fuel. As a towcar I think the max tow weight is about 2000kgs but the kerbweight is only around 1650kgs so most newish twin axles will be over 100% match and to get an 85% match you will need a caravan of about 1400kgs. Similar money will buy you a Kia Sorento which is a pretty good budget 4X4 and will pull all twin axles without any problems.

spj
cheers for that but i need somthing for economy wise when not towing bit frustrated really
 
cheers for that but i need somthing for economy wise when not towing bit frustrated really
Hi,

the X trail is a brilliant towcar - but not for a twin axle caravan.

The diesel consumption is briliant solo - about 38mpg - but we tow an Award Brightstar - well under 85per cent and the consumption drops to 24mpg.

We had a Terrano and a heavier van and downsized because of the fuel consumption.
 

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