2014 Nissan X-Trail 1.6 dCi Diesel SUV with 360 View Monitor and 19in Alloy Wheels

Description

So I’ve had this 2014 Nissan X-Trail for a few years now — originally bought it as a family car, but it’s actually become one of my go-to vehicles for weekend trips and just getting around. It’s a 1.6 dCi diesel with the N-tec setup, automatic transmission, and it’s been clocked at 41,255 miles — not bad for how reliable it’s been.

One of the things I really love is the Around View Monitor — gives you a full 360 bird’s-eye view, which is a game-changer when parking or navigating tight spots. The 19-inch alloy wheels look sleek and give it a sharper edge, even if it’s not flashy.

Inside, the 60-40 split rear seats let you easily adjust space — super handy when you’ve got a couple of kids or are loading gear for a trip. The seats are comfortable, and there’s a lot of room in the back. I’ve also kept the climate control, cruise control, and DAB radio — all still work fine.

Safety features are solid: ABS, electronic stability control, active engine brake, lane departure warning, and even a rear parking sensor. There’s also a full suite of airbags, including curtain and side ones — just in case. I’ve used the hill start assist a few times when driving up slopes, and it’s really helpful.

Fuel efficiency is decent — around 55.4 mpg — and CO2 emissions are only 135g/km, so it’s not a heavy polluter. The interior is clean, the seats are still in good shape, and the tech stack (like the 7-inch touchscreen and USB input) works well.

I’ve kept it well-maintained, and it’s had a full service history. It’s not flashy, but it gets the job done — reliable, practical, and has a lot of features you don’t see in most second-hand SUVs.

I’m selling it because I’ve recently moved to Hook, Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, and I’m looking to downsize. It’s been a solid car over the years, and I’m happy to pass it on.

If you’re interested, just give me a call — I’ll make sure you can see it before you decide. No need to rush, and I’ll only take a few minutes to show it.

Price is £8,995.50 — fair value for what it is. Let me know if you’d like to check it out.