Is a petrol X-Trail any good?
You've pulled your recommendation of the X-Trail but most [if not all] the reliability issues seem to effect the diesel models. Would you still recommend the 2.0L petrol [albeit underpowered]?
Asked on 6 February 2013 by Est51
Answered by
Honest John
The problems the 2.2d X-Trail seemed to be suffering from seemed to die off, so while not re-instating the enthusiastic recommendation I would still put it on some lists as a reasonable 2nd hand SUV.
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