2016 Nissan Navara NP300 Tekna - The Ultimate Workhorse (Or Overqualified Family Runabout) Looking for a truck that can haul, tow, adventure, and still make you feel like the king (or queen) of the road? Well, my 2016 Nissan Navara NP300 Tekna is up for grabs! This rugged-yet-refined double cab pickup is powered by a 2.3L dCi 190hp diesel engine with a 6 speed automatic gearbox and 2WD/4WD drivetrain, meaning it's just as happy slogging through muddy fields as it is cruising down the motorway at a surprisingly efficient 30-35 mpg (and if you drive like a saint, it'll even creep past 40 mpg). It's been serviced every year, with the last one done in January - where it also passed its MOT like a champ. That said, it does need three new tyres (MOT advisory), which is reflected in the price. On the plus side, that means you get to pick the rubber that suits your driving style - grippy off-roaders? Long-lasting all-terrains? The choice is yours! This Navara is kitted out with a Mountain Top roller tonneau cover and roll bar, giving you a secure, weatherproof load bed while also making you look like you mean business. The bed itself is lined for protection and features load bed rails, making it perfect for shifting heavy gear, furniture, or just impressing your neighbors with your ability to transport obscurely large objects. Inside, it's surprisingly plush for a workhorse. The high Tekna spec includes heated leather seats with lumbar support (because luxury matters), satellite navigation (to prevent you from getting too lost), a 360-degree camera (so you can park like a pro, even when people are watching), and even a sunroof (for those rare sunny days when you want to pretend you're in a convertible instead of a tough-as-nails pickup). There is also an aftermarket dash cam included for added peace of mind, but you'll need to provide your own SD card - because let's be honest, that's the easiest part. Condition-wise, it's in great shape, though there's some minor roof liner damage from a previously fitted dog guard (because dogs have opinions on interior design) and a bit of tailgate trim wear (it's a truck, after all). Other than that, it's been well looked after and is ready for its next adventure - whether that's hauling materials, towing toys, or just making the school run feel a little more exciting. I'm selling because I need something a bit more family-friendly, which is just a polite way of saying my family has outvoted me.