Used nissan xterra for sale by private owner

2001 Nissan Xterra - Do not like it

I like that my vehicle is sturdy. I got into a car accident with my mother and 10 month old daughter and nobody was hurt. We were at a stand still and were hit from behind and the only thing that was damaged was a bent bumper. The person who hit us was going 30mph while we were sitting still so it is a miracle that that is the only thing that was messed up. I also like that it lasts a long time. My brother drove it before me and he bought it from someone before that. I have been driving it since I turned 16 and I am now 20. I do not like the fact that there are no air vents in the back seat. My daughter sweats the whole time during the summer because there are only four air vents in the whole car. I also dislike how slow it is to cool down the entire car. By the time I finally reach w... (more)

It was raining and we drove it through the mud and we got stuck but then I remembered that we had 4 wheel drive and we got it right out. We panicked at first but the 4 wheel drive came in handy

I like how sturdy the vehicle is. I feel it is safe for my daughter and I. I like the look of the vehicle on the outside and the way the car is manufactured. I like how spacious the trunk is and how it is not "separate" from the vehicle. My favorite thing about the care would probably be that the blind spots are not all that bad and the very back window is huge so it is easy to see. I never have any fear when switching lanes, I can check my blind spots and feel safe and secure about switching lanes. When I am in other cars that are not my own, I often do not trust switching lanes even when... (more)

There are many things about my car that I would change if I could. I do not like how the seats are not leather. It is almost like a fabric material so they get stained/dirty easily. I also do not like the fact that the seats in the back seat are sort of slanted. It does not sit well with me how awkward my daughter's car seat looks when I have it strapped in because of how the seats are. Also, the seats do not have the extra safety feature for her car seat hooks. I'm sure in the newer versions they have it, but mine does not. The air, which I mentioned before, is a big problem with me. I th... (more)

2012 Nissan Xterra - Great All Purpose Vehicle

My Nissan Xterra is an all around workhouse--about as close as you can get to being a pickup truck. It has 4-wheel drive which enables me to get around in snow and on back roads with no problem. In fact, it handles exceptionally well in all types of weather -- heavy rain, snow, sleet or freezing rain. The height of the SUV is high enough to clear rough unpaved road and high water while still being comfortable to get into and out of. There is plenty of space in the back. Enough space to haul all of my stuff including bikes, tools, bags and groceries. The seats fold down to enable extra room where you can accommodate a ton of materials; almost as much as a truck. There are hooks inside to tie down anything that shouldn't move during transport. There is a small compartment in back that ca... (more)

This car was able to hold its own during a minor snow storm on a trip to the Woodbury Commons outlet mall. Nothing was going to stop a visit to take advantage of the sales.

The pros of this car are many. It handles well in all kinds of weather. It is comfortable, not luxurious on the inside. The interior can take on slushy wet items and can be wiped down in the back which is really helpful. It has a handy built in cup feature up front, plenty of leg room, seating for five people and enough room in the back and above with the roof racks to move a small apartment. This car really suits an active outdoors lifestyle and can easily be used by a busy urban family as well.

The biggest con would be not having a standard mp3 player connection. It uses CDs and radio. Bringing up the sound system would be an improvement. The gas mileage is good but not great for this type of vehicle. Otherwise, it is a great overall car at home in the city and off road.

2004 Nissan Xterra - Reliable midsize vehicle

The Nissan Xterra is new to me, but so far it seems to be a reliable vehicle. I find it comfortable for a short daily commute of 12 miles to work and it has a strong engine. The body style of the first generation is almost 10 years old and it's hard to tell the year difference between a 2004 and a 2014 model. The only difference is the style of the headlights - the 2004 is round where the newer versions are square. I'm not sure if the interior design is different but it really doesn't matter much to me. With the way it runs at 120,000 miles, I'm sure to get another 60K easy without very much maintenance issues to worry about. I did a review of the vehicle before purchase and based the purchase on reliability factor and dependability and looks and style. Cargo space was also a fa... (more)

I have enjoyed the commute it does what the vehicle purchased intended. Not too flashy and just enough for its need. Hold a ton of trash which I took to the dump I was pleased.

Reliability of the vehicle so far after four months of ownership seems to be very good. The basic controls and functions in the interior mean you really won't have to worry that too much wear or malfunctions will occur. The look of the vehicle was not changed until the second generation, so the vehicle may be 10 years old but it doesn't look like it is. The styling is nice and has a sleek low profile for a SUV, not overly crowding on the road.

The vehicle has a defect in the plastic on the center console and the right side passenger area dash. Multiple hairline cracks in the same area on three of the vehicles tested had them in the same spots. The interior is very basic and could have a better styling to make it more modern. If you are looking for something more fancy, this vehicle is not for you.

Is Xterra a good used car?

According to RepairPal, the Nissan Xterra has a reliability rating of 4.0 out of 5.0 and a ranking of 9th out of 32 brands. In terms of reliability, it's hard to go wrong with Nissan's defunct SUV line. However, since you're buying a used Xterra, we understand that you want to avoid the most unreliable models.

How many miles will Xterra last?

With the Nissan Xterra, you can expect up to 200,000 miles in mileage. Based on our research, an auto dealer reported that a lot of Xterras that come into his shop for repair have an average of 225,000 to 300,000 miles.

What are the most common problems with a Nissan Xterra?

Faulty Fuel Level Sensor..
Radiator Leaks..
Transmission Failure..
Timing Chain Problems..
Fuel Injector Failure..
Clogged EGR Valve..

Why did they stop making xterras?

The Xterra was discontinued in the U.S. after the 2015 model year. Poor fuel economy, declining sales, and mandated upgrades to safety and emissions were cited as reasons.

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