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2015 Nissan X-Trail 1.6 dCi Tekna Euro 5 (s/s) 5dr

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  • Make: Nissan
  • Milage: 79500 Miles
  • Year: 2015
  • Model: X-trail
  • Transmission: Manual
  • Fuel: Diesel
  • Location: Sale

Description

Selling my X-Trail as I'm upgrading to something newer genuinely sad to see it go if I'm honest. I've had it since October 2024 and it's been solid pretty much the whole time. Part of why I bought it: it shares a lot of its mechanicals with the Qashqai, so parts are easy to find and sensibly priced if anything ever does need doing. The key facts: - 79,500 miles, manual - Full service history - MOT until June 2027 passed with one minor advisory ("rear brake disc worn, but not excessively") - Two new front tyres, around 3 months old - Two keys - Timing chain, not a cambelt no belt change due, now or later - Non-smoker, valeted regularly It's the Tekna trim, which I didn't fully appreciate the value of until I had it panoramic sunroof, heated leather seats, sat nav, the 360 camera (genuinely useful for parking, not just a gimmick), Bose sound system, and a power tailgate. All standard on this trim rather than optional add-ons. As a family car it's been faultless. Seven seats, and the middle row slides forwards and backwards so you can trade legroom against boot space depending on what you're carrying. It comes with the parcel shelf, a weatherproof boot mat, and X-Trail branded mats front and rear all the bits that tend to have gone missing on cars this age. There's dash cam wiring already run too, if that's useful to you. To be upfront about condition: there's a scratch on the front left door. It's a fair size, but honestly not something you'd notice unless you were looking for it. A few of the alloys have picked up light scuffs over time. I'd rather flag both here than have them be a surprise at viewing. A few small quirks worth mentioning as well: the parking sensors occasionally drop out and then come back on their own. The car sometimes doesn't register the key for keyless start you just hold the key near the start button and it fires up fine. And the infotainment has been rebooting itself a bit lately; it's been sat unused for a while so I suspect it'll settle once it's driven regularly again. It's an 11 year old system so it shows its age, but it does everything it should. Happy to answer questions, send more photos, or arrange a viewing. No rush on my end, just want it to go to someone who'll get proper use out of it.