Is the CVT good or bad for Nissan X-Trail?
– Nissan Hi I am thinking of buying an X-Trail (between 2014 to 2016 model, haven’t decided that yet) and have been reading about the CVT (Continuously variable transmission) and have read couple of bad opinions about it upon googling. some are: – has problems in it.
Is the Nissan T32 X-Trail a good car?
Feels a bit like a slingshot when it winds up the power but once it’s off it is more than capable. The current model T32 X-trail is a great car and very smooth, much better than the T31. Liability writes… You would be at the mercy of the dealer, which is a horrible thought!
What’s the difference between the old and new Nissan X Trail?
Unlike the suave lines of the T32-generation X-Trail, the all-new T33 X-Trail takes a more rugged and muscular approach. Although the all-new T33 X-Trai l is built on the same CMF-CD platform like the outgoing T32-generation model, you can’t tell as the exterior has been completely revamped.
What kind of engine does Nissan X Trail have?
Powering the all-new T33 Nissan X-Trail is a 2.5-litre petrol engine lifted from the US market Nissan Altima. Codenamed PR25DD, the engine does 183 PS and 245 Nm, mated to a CVT-type automatic transmission. No other powertrains were announced during the debut of the all-new X-Trail, though Nissan could introduce new powertrains at a later date.
What’s the Nissan X-Trail like to drive?
What’s the Nissan X-Trail (2014) like to drive? Over potholes, ripples, lumps and bumps the cabin is serene, absorbing everything but the most severely damaged roads. The level of comfort is further helped by good visibility and lightly-weighted, easy-to-use controls.
When does Nissan X Trail start to vibrate?
My 2014 Nissan X-Trail is shuddering and sometimes vibrating at low speeds between 30 km/h and 50 km/h when I accelerate. It starts shuddering even between 20 km/h and 60 km/h. It starts after driving for a while like an hour, or like 20-25 km. It jerks and vibrates heavily until I release the pedal.
How many Nissan X trails have been sold in Australia?
Nissan has sold more than 140,000 X-TRAILs in Australia since the nameplate first appeared in 2001 and new Nissan Australia chief Richard Emery reckons the new model’s international credentials are formidable.
Is there a recall on the Nissan X Trail?
Find out if this recall is still outstanding on your X-Trail, lest you end up with the tailgate falling on your head. A problem has been found with one of the oxygen sensors in the exhaust system on examples manufactured between 10 April 2015 and 7 June 2016.