The NISSAN X-TRAIL (2017-22) is a family-sized SUV, offering a higher driving position and more room than a typical hatchback. It sits among mainstream UK family SUVs, with the option of seven seats in some versions. Mycarcheck.com recorded 12,478 look-ups across 5,036 different VINs, a substantial sample for used-car shoppers. These checks suggest a used X-Trail is often a well-kept choice: the average recorded mileage is 41,000, with annual mileage of 9,000 and just over one previous keeper on average. The average private-sale valuation in the data is £17,800, though condition, age and specification affect an individual car’s price. The X-Trail suits families and drivers wanting space for passengers, luggage and errands. Known for comfort and practicality rather than sporty handling, it competes with the Kia Sportage, Hyundai Tucson and Nissan Qashqai. Some versions add a useful third row; check seating and equipment on any NISSAN X-TRAIL (2017-22) you view.