NISSAN X-TRAIL (2007-10)
The NISSAN X-TRAIL (2007-10) is a versatile and practical SUV that has become a popular choice among families, outdoor enthusiasts, and everyday commuters in the UK. Known for its spacious interior, solid build quality, and comfortable ride, this model offers a reliable option for those wanting a capable vehicle that handles well both on city streets and off-road adventures. Its design strikes a good balance between practicality and style, making it a standout in the compact SUV segment during its production years.
With an average mileage of around 124,473 miles and typically a few previous owners, the NISSAN X-TRAIL (2007-10) is well-suited for everyday use and longer journeys. Its affordability—average private sale values around £3,360—combined with its reputation for reliability, makes it a strong contender for budget-conscious buyers. Known for its spaciousness, ease of driving, and dependable performance, the NISSAN X-TRAIL (2007-10) continues to be a popular choice among used car buyers looking for a durable, family-friendly SUV that stands out in its class.
average use
The data indicates that the most recent mileage readings for Nissan X-Trail (2007-10) vehicles are primarily concentrated in the 120,000 to 130,000-mile range, accounting for 11.7% of records. Other notable clusters include the 130,000 to 140,000-mile range (12.4%) and 110,000 to 120,000 miles (11%), suggesting many vehicles tend to accumulate mileage within this upper-integer range. There are relatively few vehicles recorded with very low mileage (e.g., 0 to 10,000 miles at just 0.7%) or extremely high mileage over 200,000 miles. This distribution implies that most vehicles tend to reach substantial mileages before being recorded, which may be valuable information for assessing vehicle value or longevity expectations.
vehicle values
The private sale valuation data for Nissan X-Trail (2007-10) vehicles indicates that the majority of listings are priced between £2,000 and £3,000, representing 56.2% of the sample. Additionally, a significant portion, 22.6%, are priced in the £3,000 to £4,000 range. Smaller percentages are found in the lower (£1,000–£2,000; 17.3%) and higher (£4,000–£5,000; 3.9%) price brackets. This suggests that most private sellers tend to value these vehicles within the £2,000–£4,000 range, reflecting typical market perceptions of their worth for this age group. Notably, the high concentration in the lower price bracket may imply a wide variability in vehicle condition or individual seller expectations.
production years
The data indicates that among the Nissan X-Trail models manufactured between 2007 and 2010, the highest proportion—approximately 38.9%—was produced in 2008. Vehicles from 2007 make up around 24.4%, while 2009 and 2010 models account for 22.6% and 14.1%, respectively. This distribution suggests that the 2008 model is the most prevalent within this sample, possibly reflecting higher production or sales during that year. The decreasing percentages for later years may indicate fewer vehicles from 2009 and 2010 still in circulation or available for sale.
colour popularity
The data shows that among Nissan X-Trail (2007-10) vehicles, the most common main paint colour is grey, accounting for approximately 38.9% of the sample. This is followed by black at 25.8% and silver at 20.5%. Together, these three colours make up nearly 85% of the vehicles' main paint colors, indicating a strong preference for neutral and popular automotive shades within this model range. Less common colours include blue (11.7%), white (1.4%), red (1.1%), green (0.4%), and gold (0.4%), highlighting that more vibrant or unconventional colours are quite rare in this sample.
ownership cycle
The data indicates that for Nissan X-Trail (2007-10) vehicles, the majority of cars have between 4 and 6 registered keepers, collectively accounting for over 54% of the sample. Specifically, 22.6% have had 4 keepers, and 17% have 6 keepers, suggesting a common pattern of ownership changes within this range. Notably, a smaller proportion of vehicles have had as few as 1 or 2 keepers, at around 2.8% and 8.8%, respectively, which may reflect vehicles that are more likely to be privately owned or less frequently transferred. Additionally, a small but notable presence of vehicles with 9 or more keepers (each around 2-7%) indicates some models change hands multiple times, possibly hinting at higher turnover or fleet usage. Overall, the distribution suggests moderate ownership stability with clusters around 4-6 owners.
engine choices
The data for Nissan X-Trail (2007-10) vehicles indicates that an overwhelming majority, 96.8%, are diesel-powered, with only 3.2% running on petrol. Regarding engine capacity, most vehicles (96.5%) feature a 1995cc engine, while smaller and larger capacities are quite rare — only a small fraction have 1386cc or 1994cc engines, and just 2.8% are equipped with a 2488cc engine. This suggests that the typical Nissan X-Trail from this period is predominantly diesel with a 1995cc engine size.
