Includes £500 off. A replacement isn?t too far off, but the X-Trail is available with a range of up-to-the-minute safety features. Every version comes with six airbags, Isofix mountings (for outer second-row seats) and all the electronic driver aids you?d expect. All but the cheapest versions come with a ?Smart Vision Pack? that includes a traffic sign recognition system, automatic emergency braking and a lane departure warning feature. Big SUVs (especially seven-seaters) ought to provide plenty of space and comfort for your family, and in most respects the X-Trail delivers handsomely. You get a raised seating position that provides easy access and a great view out, while the seats in the front two rows are supportive and a wide range of seat and steering wheel adjustment makes it easy for any driver to get comfortable. The X-Trail comes with five seats as standard. In this guise it?s impressively practical, with lots of headroom and legroom for everyone on board and a huge boot behind. The rear seat reclines and slides, too, so you can prioritise either passenger space or boot space.