Nissan Xterra Usados en Venta

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 wherever I am driving to, my car has finally cooled down enough to be able to breathe but then we have to get out of the car and start all over. It just seems as if the air vents are not big enough and there are not enough throughout the car. They do not point directly to me or my daughter so that calls for a very uncomfortable car ride in the hot summer months.

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 can hold important items that you can keep in your car at all times like maps and flashlights. Standard with the vehicle are side pockets that are super convenient and a first aid kit that tucks neatly in the back door itself. The car can haul all of your stuff, go over rough road and snow without being huge. There is nothing I really dislike about it. Great car for the money.

I bought a used 2000 Nissan Xterra in 2002. I was the second owner and found a good price. It was bought through a Nissan dealership, and the transaction, with some bidding, went smoothly. I put $2,000 down and signed an agreement to pay $250/month until it was paid off. The vehicle was perfect for my own personal needs. It had a good frame, plenty of room to transport items or co-riders and the back seat was raised slightly in comparison to the front seats (this proved to provide better viewing for passengers in the back seat...not a big deal, but it was an interesting difference). For the first two years, I only had issues with the battery (which may be considered another topic matter). Approximately four years after I purchased it (2006), the transmission belt broke, and there were other issues related which resulted in me having to replace the transmission (not cheap). Once it was replaced, however, it ran smoothly again and could take me anywhere I needed to go. Issues began happening with the electrical system (primarily the hookups to the radio and speakers) around 2010 and had to be completely replaced. In 2015 I began having issues with the oil (the seals leaked) and then in 2016 transmission troubles began again. It is 2018 now, and this used Nissan Xterra was the best choice I could have made. Granted, there were issues along the way, but I don't know what else to get now...I appreciated it as a vehicle. The only improvement I could have wanted (besides avoiding the issues that occurred) would be related to gas mileage. It did well for an SUV (23-25 on highway and 19-21 otherwise), but I would have been pleased with a better average.