Used 2005 Nissan Xterra SE 4WD 4dr SUV (4.0L 6cyl 5A) Consumer Reviews
I love my " X"
I love my "x". i will continue to buy an x-terra for as long as they make them. I am going on 40,xxx and it is still the best choice I made. Even with gas prices jumping i will take out a loan to cont. driving my "x".
Nissan defective radiator fries tranny
Loved the truck for the 1st 3 years. Even after eating the defective fuel sender repair $500. But now I have fallen victim to the growing radiator leaking into the transmission defect. Nissan is refusing to acknowledge this growing problem. If you have a Nissan 4 wheel drive circa 2005-07 go to an independent mechanic and have transmission fluid checked for contamination. If you catch it in time you can head off the $7000 transmission/radiator replacement.
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330000 km Canada
Great vehicle very reliable I was t-boned in my 2008 tacoma. So though id save money and buy an 05 xterra se . Changed front wheel bearing when purchased and did all new suspension and exhaust . Picked this xterra up for 4000 bucks best money Ive ever spent . I swear its more reluable then the tacoma I had . Would buy another once this one dies if it ever does.
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One of a kind SUV
I purchased my SE 4-WD x new in sept 2005. It has 20k miles now and I really enjoy this truck. It is a blast to drive. A V-6 that feels like a V-8! 5 spd auto is awesome. Rockford Fosgate stereo is great. I added Gibson CAT back exhaust, and AirRaid cold air intake. 75 mph on the highway and 21 mpg. Mechanically I belive this is one tough truck. Easy to clean interior as well. Here are my complaints: Platic materials need to be more durable in a truck marketed the way this one is. 3 warranty trips to the dealership for squeaks, rattles, and hitch recall. Local dealer is really good.
So far so good
A little thirsty on fuel, but the teenager is pushing it a little harder than I would.
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