I had a range rover evoque prior to this so a bit hard down grading but it's a decent car. Does feel a bit cheap to drive but good value for money. Has all the mod-cons, I have full leathers and 7 seater as have two kids, very roomy and good family car. You can feel every bump in the road though, I wouldn't say it's a smooth ride. But for the money you pay it's ok.

It is a very good car. Comfortable seats, good power and reasonable price. It's great for families because you have plenty of room both inside and in the trunk. The only downside is the three year warranty.
The fuel consumption is not perfect but pretty good compared to similar car in the range. I mainly do the city drive an it consumes around 10.5L per 100k.

This car is by far the best value SUV I have ever owned
Very powerful, almost perfectly economical engine
has dual performance mode Eco and Normal
very spacious, high tech and has smooth drive
Surprisingly the interior feels bigger than it looks
and the petrol usage is quite optimised for this size car
So happy with it

Pros:
Great interior - ample boot space, nice leather, large back seat, attractive dash setup.
Zippy - good take off the mark, reasonably quiet.
Cameras! - omg, best feature by far, birds eye camera for parking is bloody fantastic, every car will have this one day.

Cons-
Not a fan of keyless entry. The car performs the function fine, i just think its an annoying feature and i frequently lose my keys......but i know they're close...

It might not be an X-Trail blazer, but this nip-and-tuck has added some critical technology and safety extras to an already competent package. It's improved in the areas that matter and, is an easy-breezy drive from behind the wheel. For ours, the petrol-powered ST-L makes the most sense, no matter which configuration you opt for, scoring the best of the new stuff without breaking the bank
Well recommended!

I am loving my 2018 Nissan X-Trail! Everyone that rides in our car comments on how "smooth" it drives. Plenty of room in the boot for our 2 large dogs, adjustable back seats and still lots of leg room in the front. Very happy with our purchase & will be a great family car.

Performance seems to be good. Corners well and has good pickup for a smallish engine. I am a little disappointed that it is noisier than I expected for a new car. I love he interior as it has plenty of leg room and the fact that the rear seat is higher than other cars is a plus for people seating in the back.So far it has been very reliable and much more economical than our previous commodore.

Not happy with visibility around. Running cost is good .interior design is good, not happy with engine noise to loud. Not happy with front passenger seat adjustment. There is very little space for back passenger in 7 seater. control buttons in steering wheel are not handy. Steering wheel design is good.

Safety is one of the most important reason that I chose this car (Nissan X-Trail Ti). Spacious and great for family. Fuel efficient and top secure. The sunroof adds more to the purchase. It is worth the money! I wish I could have it with me for the next a few years. It would be great if there is Automatic Brake Hold equipped.

Bought the ST Auto (FWD). Got a great price (28K driveaway) and does everything the family needs.

The 2.5l donk is just enough, I know this as the previous car was the Dualis+2 CVT, which only has a 2.0 donk.

Ride can be terse at times, and brakes are pretty ordinary in terms of feel and progression, but they have gotten better in time

Audiovisual is a huge let down the Nissan connect system is dismal Voice activation is not available in the australian market yet it is in other markets. to make a call requires you to take your attention off the road and look at the centre screen instead of using siri to make calls through the voice activation

Traded in a Ford Kuga Diesel for a new xtrail...what a difference,it drives so quiet it’s like its an electric car,the CVT transmission does an awesome job ensuring no power loss,The car has heaps of space for a family,i It’s super comfortable and so easy to drive. The best thing I love is that it feels large and solid for transporting my kids and all their stuff around...The power is strong with its 2.5 litre engine and I have never found it needing more, it climbs Hills with brease on the highways.
It’s Made in Japan,that is what my mechanic told me when looking for a new car,I took his advise and without any regrets love my new xtrail.
Best car I’ve owned ...

I just purchased a 2017 ST-L in dec, and have discovered that it does not have voice recognition - so you can't use hands free effectively. this seems absurd in the mid level entry when this tech has been around for years. not sure what model has it as in the manual it says 'if equipped'.

Fantastic economic car!! Can travel over 700km and only use 1/4 of a tank of fuel. Can fit a baby, pram, 2 adults and a bath (we purchased for our home) in it and still had plenty of room to travel comfortably. Love how the doors open extra wide at the back so its easier to get things in the car. We had to upgrade our car due to having a baby. At only a week on and still get the hang of being parents our dealership made our purchase easy and worked around us.