As far as medium sized SUVs go its quite stylish. It looks larger than it is but has presence.

Inside it has a luxurious feel with Nappa leather seats, soft touch points everywhere and woodgrain dash inserts.

Little things like wireless smart phone connectivity and charging, heated front and back seats, large central touch screen and multiple choices for the drivers’ instruments all add to the luxury feel.

The rear seats and boot are spacious. The TI-L is a five seat only model and that makes a lot of sense.

The X-Trail comes with either a 2.5L petrol engine or a 1.5L turbo hybrid engine. The petrol engine has adequate performance and reasonable economy. The hybrid would be my pick, better economy, with a more responsive and smoother feel.

The X-Trail has a choice of drive modes that includes snow and off-road functions.

Overall, the Nissan X-Trail Ti-L is well worth a look in that medium sized SUV segment. My Aunt owns an X-Trail that is now 20 years old, and she has only just upgraded it. That shows how good they are.

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The Ti-L comes in a five seat AWD version only. It is priced from $52,990 plus the usual costs.

The X-Trail is Nissans bestselling vehicle and the all new model has revitalised sales in the segment.

Built on a new platform the new X-Trail is has better ride and handling than the previous model and is smooth, quiet, and compliant over rough roads.

Powered by a 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine maximum power is 135kW, and maximum torque is 244Nm. This is matched to a seven step CVT for maximum economy. ADR economy figures are 7.8L/100K. One good feature is a 2000kg towing capacity.

The Ti-L comes with a 10.8-inch HUD, 12.3-inch driver instrument display and a 12.3-inch central touch screen. Other exclusive features include a motion sensor rear tailgate, 10 speaker premium Bose audio system, memory function for the front electric seats, and a heated steering wheel plus more.

The Nissan X-Trail Ti-L is a well-equipped, luxurious, and practical mid-sized SUV and is fair value.

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Mid sized AWD SUVs are everywhere. Its a matter of choosing one that suits you best. Almost every manufacturer has one.

Buyers could look at Subaru Forester, Peugeot 3008, Hyundai Tucson, Kia Sportage, Mazda CX-5, Toyota RAV4, Citroen C5 Aircross, Jeep Compass, plus many more. 

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