#Nissan X Trail Sport

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HEY uhm.. i've been having this idea.. like imagine kenji sato x m!reader athlete as well? help, i just thought the dynamic would be cute. it could be a rival team on the baseball league or another sports. I just thought it would be cool!

STRIKEOUT. — KEN SATO x Male!Athlete READER

Summary: The Hiroshima Toyo Carp may have a new player in town, but his name is nowhere near unheard of. The prized star pitcher of The States takes the country by storm when he spontaneously shows up against the Yomiuri Giants. Ken Sato’s career is given a run for its money.

# # TAGS: Longform, Enemies to Lovers but like Still Enemies as Lovers, A LOT of Tension, Sports Anime-Level of Ridiculous, Star-Athlete!Male Reader, Author Doesn't Actually Know Anything About Baseball, Sort of a Slow Burn? No Beta We Die Like Onda

# # WARNINGS: Mild Violence, Mature Language, Eventual Smut if I’m Brave Enough, English is not My First Language, Around 2000 Words, Part One of ??

Night fell promptly upon the Sato residence. The sun had tucked itself into the sea and left a trail of gold in its warm, glistening wake. From afar, the ever-lively city of New Tokyo lit up street by street.

Beneath the water, in the basement, a newly-bathed Emi waddled towards her corner of the house; smelling of fresh sakura petals, and cuddling a half-crushed Nissan Skyline GT-R. Full from dinner, and satisfied by her shower, she felt the gentle arms of sleep coaxing her to a nap. With a squeaky yawn, and a stretch of her arm, she succumbed to its calls and laid on her spot on the ground. A very amused Hayao Sato came walking after her. “Silly girl. The bath and snack combo never fails to knock you out, huh?”

Kenji Sato, well-dressed for a night out, entered after. He was preoccupied by his sleeves, fingers fumbling to button them shut. “Remember, Dad. No videos after 10 pm. We can’t ruin her sleep schedule again.”

“Of course, Kenji.” His father waved him off with his cane. “You act as if I don’t know her routine like the back of my hand.”

“I’m just making sure.” He was fixing his hair, then, gelling it into place. His eyes narrowed at his own reflection, trying to make sure he wasn’t forgetting anything. “And of course you’ve got Mina to help.”

“Definitely, Ken.” As if on cue, the round hovering bot came floating in. “We have everything under control. You needn’t worry about us here.”

Professor Sato chuckled at his son, leaning on his good foot. “You seem to have a lot of nervous energy in you, Kenji.”

The batter sighed, tugging on his collar one last time. “I’m always nervous when I’m not playing.” Deciding he looked alright, Ken left his reflection alone. “No idea why. Might have something to do with my dislike towards things that I can’t control, but I’m not gonna get into that right now–” He shuffled about, searching frantically for his jacket. “Mina, where did I put my–?” An extended robot arm appeared from the floor and handed it to him. “Oh. Thanks.”

“Try to enjoy yourself anyway, Kenji.” Professor Sato had walked over to Emi, who was fast asleep, snoring slightly. He lifted a hand and rubbed her head. “I think it’s good that you go to these games even when you’re not scheduled. I can tell it lifts your team’s spirits.”

“Yeah, well, honestly I’m still trying to get used to it. The whole sportsmanship thing.” Ken sprayed his cologne on. He made a quick jog towards Emi and kissed her cheek. “Sleep tight, Sweetie.” He looked at his dad. With his motorcycle keys now in hand, he walked backwards to their glass elevator. “If anything happens, call me. You know the drill.”

“Yes, Ken,” replied Mina. “We do. Rest assured, there will not be a repeat of last time.”

“Right, right. Last time.” Kenji forced out a laugh. “Look, if she wakes up and I’m not home yet, try to get her to tire herself out. Load up a park. Throw some balls. But no flying outside, please? You know she gets carried away.”

“Understood.”

With a final glance, and a reluctant sigh, he stepped into the lift. “I’ll be back soon.” Leaving her 20-foot Kaiju-of-a-daughter never got any easier — no matter how many times he had gone and done it. He waved his family a quick goodbye, before disappearing from their line of sight.

His dad was right. It was good that he was going. The Giants had a game to win.

"Good evening sports fans! Ladies and gentlefolk, we welcome you to the highly anticipated matchup between the Hiroshima Toyo Carp and your Yomiuri Giants.”

The stadium was bright and buzzing with excitement. Ken was used to the energy, but he never grew tired of it. There was something almost magical about having this many people in a stadium together. Something electrifying about hearing their collective voices. Whether or not he was set to play, the crowd was what grounded him into focus. He adored their cheers, regardless of who it was directed to.

“We’ve got an intense start to the game so far, the home crowd doesn’t look too happy with Tateoka’s second strikeout.”

“How's it looking?” Ken appeared beside his teammate, Yuki, who was watching the game by the barriers.

“Bad. We're dying out there, Sato. Tateoka's our second batter. We're down one strikeout.”

Ken's brows knitted together, intrigued. He had gotten here a little late and missed a good chunk of the first inning. He had missed most of the commentary, too, so he was pretty much left in the dark. All he knew was that the home crowd didn't look too cheerful. And neither did Coach Shimura. ( Though technically, he couldn't remember a time when Shimura looked anything less than disappointed. ) Ken settled into his spot, nursing a canned soda.

The pitcher’s back was against him, his jersey name too far for him to read. He couldn't see who it was. Ken took notice of their form. Their figure. “Wait, who's throwing again?”

His teammate dropped a name so familiar it sent Ken choking on his drink.

“Fucking, who?” He dropped the name of a famous star-athlete. A name he saw on billboards, news reports, articles. A name so expensive it put his vintage cars to shame. A name with a strikeout rate so disgustingly high it had the best teams falling to their knees. A staggering 1.75 ERA. Almost zero walks. Your name, sent a shiver down Ken Sato’s spine. You, the Mets’ notorious Bullet, now a surprise player of the Toyo Carp.

He watched as you turned around. Your face came into view. You were frighteningly calm. The Giants’ batter was one strike away from an out. Kenji swallowed thickly. “When the hell did he get here?”

“Yeah. Apparently they traded him to Carp a week ago. Didn't get much buzz for some reason.” Yuki scoffed. “Think they covered it up? Element of surprise? It was a pretty big move.”

The fact that Kenji had never been put up against you before was sheer dumb luck. That's what he thought, anyway. Despite the fact that the both of you had been celebrities in The States, the seasons just never aligned well enough to get the both of you to play at the same park. But he hadn't dreamed of it. Who in their right mind would? Like a bullet from a gun, your pitches were unstoppable. You had a mutant-like control over the ball. There were studies on the physics of your technique. Even the best batters would miss your throws. And at that moment, as he watched his teammate strike himself out, Kenji wondered if he'd miss, too.

He wouldn't have to keep wondering. Understanding the weight of your presence, the Yomiuri Giants opted to bring in the calvary.

“Sato.” Ken flinched at Shimura’s voice. He looked over his shoulder, facing him. “Locker room. Get dressed — I'm calling you up.”

He laughed, nervously. “You sure that's legal, coach?” He wasn't scheduled to play today, and spontaneously entering a non-player into the field was only allowed upon certain circumstances. Like an injury, for example.

“Of course it is.” Shimura grumbled. “Tokuda just broke his arm.”

The mentioned Tokuda stood behind him, sipping on some soda, with his obviously not-broken arm. “You heard the man, Ken. I just broke my arm.”

Ken grimaced, heading for the door. “The press is going to love this…” Japan's finest batter, versus The States’ fastest pitcher. Oh, this would make the headlines for sure.

Kenji did as he was told. He walked into the locker room, then walked out in full-attire. The speakers crackled to life. There was a steady rise in the crowd’s demeanor. People were slowly piecing the situation together. The announcers were losing their minds. “And It looks like — oh my goodness, folks. I don't believe this. Ken Sato has been called up into the field!”

The stadium went alight. Ken walked into the park and wondered if the lights were a little brighter than usual. He was doing his stretches, rolling his shoulders. His bat was handed to him and he flipped it in his hand. He allowed the cheers to boost his energy, and perhaps a bit of his ego.

“Ladies and gentlemen, we might be witnessing baseball history tonight! Two of the opposing team’s star players have come face to face for the first time ever. And it's happening right here, right now.”

You met his eyes. Ken’s breath hitched. You were so… intense. He couldn't properly describe it. You watched him move into position like a lion stalking its prey.

“Will Sato stop the Toyo Carp’s brand new Bullet? Or will he walk out of this game bleeding?”

The trick was to look them in the eye. A pitcher was no different from a batter when it came to a game. They shared the same weight of responsibility. The only time a stadium is silent is when they're standing face to face. Like a duel. One of Ken’s techniques was staring them down and reminding them that he was a force to be reckoned with. He was Ken Sato, for crying out loud.

Unfortunately for him, you were unshaken. Which he would’ve been offended by, if he were younger and more immature. No matter, he had other things to look for. Like the cues. Each pitcher had their own cue; a sort of tell that told Ken what kind of throw they’d be going for. He didn’t hit those pitches out of pure luck. Contrary to popular belief, he was actually thinking these games through. There were a plethora of things to look at. A pitcher’s stance, their position, which hand they were using. In an easier game, Ken would be able to read these pitchers like an open book.

But if you were a book, then you would've been written in a different language. He could find no such cues. He didn’t really have anything to calculate. You were as unpredictable as you were quick. None of his usual techniques seemed to be working on you.

The last resort: keep your eye on the damn ball, and freakin’ swing.

You held your hand outward, fingers pointed at him. There was a kind of hunger in your eyes, an expression that made Ken’s heart skip a beat. Your focused glare made him feel as if a red dot had appeared on his forehead. Like you had marked him for prey. It felt… personal. Like it wasn’t a part of the game, and you were only pointing at him. A threat. A dare.

You pulled your pitching arm back. He swore he heard a gun cock. The stadium went quiet. The crowd held its breath. So did Ken. He tightened his grip on his bat. He waited, eagerly, for you to make your move. He was counting the milliseconds, watching you, anticipating your throw, waiting for you to shoot.

And you did.

Ken blinked, and the ball was gone from your hands. He released the breath he was holding through a disbelieved scoff. He turned, and the catcher had stumbled slightly, holding your ball. The crowd grew into disarray, a rising cacophony of cheers and boos. They just couldn’t believe it. Ken Sato not only missed your pitch, but wasn’t able to move at all. He couldn’t even swing. You were too fast. Too abrupt.The ball was a white blur, there a moment, then gone the next. It wasn’t an issue of the curve, nor the direction. It was just too fucking fast.

His teammates couldn’t believe their eyes. And neither did his coach. Ken craned his head to look at you. You stared back at him, stone-faced.

He took a breath to regain his composure, resuming his earlier stance. He would never admit it, but he was rattled. He was trying to understand how that throw was humanly possible. How he had somehow forgotten to move. He could do nothing more but stand haunted as he heard the resounding “strike one!” from the umpire. This wasn’t the first time he’d missed, but it was the first time he froze. It was a spectacle to all, and a moment of horror for his fans. Did the Unstoppable Ken Sato finally meet his match? Even if he did, he was determined not to lose a second time.

“Okay,” he whispered. He took a deep, focused breath, slightly shifting his stance. He kept his feet firm on the ground, bat at the ready. “Okay, Hotshot. Bring it on.”

You kept your eyes on him and him alone. You stared at him as if you were the only two people in the stadium. The crowd went silent once again. The Giants fans were desperate to give Sato the focus he so-terribly needed, but the Carp fans were just curious to see how the second pitch would go. The air was thick and heavy with tension.

Like before, you threw your hand out, fingers pointed at Ken. You drew your pitching arm back, like an archer, and there was that sound in his mind again. The cock of a gun. Ken waited. He counted you down. He was a hunter dressed in camo, waiting for a deer to move.

Then, for the first time since he’d seen you, your expression changed. You grinned at him.

Then you winked.

Shit.

You threw the ball. Ken swung.

But he missed.

The crowd erupted into chaos. There was an indistinguishable pandemonium of disdain and celebration. People screamed and jumped and waved their banners as high as they possibly could. A number of them had already entered a state of acceptance — the Giants would lose to a perfect game. No batter would ever get through the wall that was you. But a lot of them kept their faith in the ever-notorious Sato. He could hit the last shot. He could pull this off. He might have been struggling to match your speed, but he would figure it out. They believed in him like he was a god.

And at that moment, as Kenji heard the echoing “strike two!” he certainly felt the anger of one.

Did you just fucking wink? Did you seriously have the audacity to wink at him? Kenji took it personally. Who did you think you were? Though his lips spoke nothing of the foul words he wished so eagerly to shout, it was clear on his face that he wanted you gone. It was one thing to embarrass him with a fastball, but another to rub it in. He wouldn’t let that slide. He wouldn’t allow you to strike him out.

Yoshimura was gripping the barrier so tightly that his knuckles were turning white.“Eyes up, Sato!”

Kenji breathed. Through his nose, this time. He drew a long breath into his entire body and blew it out through his lips. He wouldn’t miss. He couldn’t miss. While he might have already taught himself the humility that came with losing, he hadn’t taught himself jackshit about losing to you.

“If looks could kill,” whispered Ami Wakita, the reporter who watched the game from the press booth. Typing into her laptop, she wrote: “There seems to be obvious tension on the field. Nothing new for Ken Sato, yet, significantly different. Japan’s star player has finally met his match. This game has been a long time coming.”

This was his last chance, and he wasn’t going to waste it. Kenji raised his bat, and narrowed his eyes. You weren’t blind to his added efforts, and smirked at him again. Oh, how it made his blood boil.

Point.

Pull.

Throw.

Swing.

This time, the ball made contact.

The crowd blew up once more, exhausting their lungs as they watched the ball fly across the field. Kenji had hit it. Kenji had managed to catch your bullet-of-a-pitch. He dropped his bat to the ground and ran for his life. Base to base, corner to corner. Kenji leapt across the field and jumped for home.

“Safe!”

The crowd went wild. He had heard stadiums cheer for him before, but he didn't think he had ever heard anything this loud. With a relieved laugh, Kenji got up from the ground, and finally caught his breath. His teammates ran to greet him, though they had only passed the first inning. With a round as intense as that one, they felt it was only right to celebrate a little early.

And then he looked at you. Your eyes met. You were smiling at him again. He didn't like the lack of concern on your face. He didn't like that you didn't seem challenged. And he especially didn't like the fact that he was out there playing for his life, while you seemed to have played for a weekend game at the park.

Kenji was glaring at you, as if he was burning holes into your head. You lifted a hand and threw him a casual salute, flicking two fingers towards his direction. Dammit, he thought. That wink really threw him off. Which it shouldn't have.

Unfortunately for him, the game was nowhere near the last time you'd interact.

And there'd be the after-party to boot.

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[New] 2000TI C210 Nissan Skyline

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Skyline 2000TI-E S-type

Skyline Hardtop 2000TI-E S-type (sound system optional)

rear suspension

This semi-trailing arm independent suspension is being used for the first time on a TI. It has been highly praised on the 2000GT and is also highly regarded by pros as a first-class suspension system forged through racing.

Disc Brakes The four-wheel disc brakes ensure reliable braking at any speed. You can feel the braking sensation under your feet.

The TI is equipped with a 2.0-liter, 2-plug Z engine and four-wheel independent suspension. A new way of driving has been born.

This is the first new model from TI to adopt 4-wheel independent suspension. The 2000cc twin-plug Z engine has a maximum output of 120 horsepower and a maximum torque of 17.0kg-m/3600rpm, making it TI's fastest model with torque output that exceeds that of European 6-cylinder sports cars. Its power performance is a high-performance TI with a SS 1/4 mile (time from the start to 400m) of 18.5 seconds and an overtaking acceleration from 80km to 100km in 6.2 seconds (both values in-house tests). The suspension is also the first for TI to adopt a semi-trailing arm type 4-wheel independent suspension, and its rough road running ability and cornering characteristics are on par with those of a sports car. It will fully meet the expectations of drivers who are skilled in driving.

Despite this high performance, fuel economy is achieved at 19.5km on a steady 60km run.

Traditionally, the higher the performance of a car, the worse its fuel economy is. However, the Skyline 2000TI combines high performance on a par with that of a sports car with economical fuel economy. It achieves fuel economy on par with that of a mass-produced car, with a 60km steady state fuel economy of 19.5km/l and 10.5km/l in the 10 mode (5-speed transmission, Ministry of Transport application value). The days of expecting high performance from a twin cam may be over. The 2000TI fully expresses the power of the designers, and is available in two affordable grades: the 2000TI-E and 2000TI-E-S.

Skyline 2000TI-E/S type main specifications Length x width x height = 4400 x 1625 x 1405 (mm) Wheelbase 2515() Interior length x width x height = 1790 x 1360 x 1120 (mm) Minimum ground clearance 175 (m) Engine type Z20 (E) type OHC 4-cylinder Total displacement = 1952cc Compression ratio -8.5 Maximum output = 120PS 5600rpm Tire 185/70HR14 Fuel tank - Regular 60L

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Finding the Best 7-Seater Cars for Your Family in 2025

When it comes to family travel, having a vehicle that combines space, comfort, and practicality is essential. 7-seater cars are perfect for large families or those who frequently carpool. In this guide, we’ll explore some of the best 7-seater family cars, focusing on affordability, efficiency, and the latest 2025 models available in Australia.

Best 7-Seater Family Cars

Choosing the right family car can be challenging, but some models stand out for their versatility and features. The 2025 lineup includes vehicles that cater to various needs, whether it’s road trips, daily school runs, or weekend adventures. Popular choices include:

Toyota Kluger: Known for its spacious interior and reliability.

Hyundai Palisade: Combines luxury with practicality.

Kia Sorento: A budget-friendly SUV that doesn’t compromise on safety.

Affordable 7-Seater SUVs

Budget-conscious families will be pleased to find that several affordable 7-seater SUVs are now available. Models like the Mitsubishi Outlander and Nissan X-Trail offer great value, blending affordability with top-notch features. These vehicles prove that you don’t need to break the bank to drive a reliable and roomy SUV.

Top 7-Seater Cars for Large Families

For families needing maximum seating and storage, options like the Honda Odyssey and the Ford Everest shine. These top 7-seater cars for large families offer flexible seating arrangements, advanced infotainment systems, and plenty of cargo space.

Whether you’re hauling sports gear, groceries, or extra passengers, these vehicles ensure you travel comfortably.

Fuel-Efficient 7-Seater Vehicles

Fuel economy is a significant factor when choosing a family car. The latest hybrid and eco-friendly options make it easier than ever to save on fuel without compromising on space.

Toyota Prius+: A hybrid option perfect for urban families.

Kia Carnival Hybrid: Combines a spacious interior with exceptional mileage.

Mazda CX-9: Offers efficient performance for long trips.

These fuel-efficient 7-seater vehicles are ideal for those seeking to minimize their carbon footprint.

Best 7-Seater Cars in Australia 2025

Australia’s market is filled with excellent options for families in 2025. The best 7-seater cars in Australia 2025 include both traditional and hybrid SUVs, designed to handle everything from city streets to rugged terrains.

Some standout options include:

Hyundai Santa Fe: Offers a balanced mix of luxury and utility.

Subaru Outback: Known for its off-road capabilities.

Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace: A stylish and practical choice for families.

Final Thoughts

A 7-seater car isn’t just a vehicle; it’s a lifestyle choice for growing families and adventure-seekers. Whether you prioritize affordability, fuel efficiency, or advanced features, there’s a model out there for you. Explore the latest options and take advantage of test drives to find the perfect fit for your needs.

If you’re in Australia, 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting year for family cars. Don’t miss out on the latest models that combine comfort, technology, and practicality!

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https://www.brumanissan.co.za/ Nissan ranges of passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, Sports Utility Vehicles, sports cars and exotic motor vehicles. Situated on the corner of Cumberland and Allum Road, Kensington.

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Explore the Top 10 Best 4WD Cars in Indonesia for Every Adventure

Top 10 4WD Cars in Indonesia: Power, Comfort, and Versatility

In Indonesia, a 4WD car is more than a luxury—it’s a necessity for navigating diverse terrains, from bustling urban streets to mountainous trails and rural roads. These vehicles combine power, versatility, and comfort to handle challenging conditions while ensuring a smooth ride. Here are the top 10 4WD cars for 2024, offering durability, performance, and value for money.

1. Toyota Fortuner 4WD A favorite in Indonesia for its robust build and reliable performance, the Toyota Fortuner is ideal for tough terrains. Price: IDR 573.7–761.7 million | Engine: 2.8L Diesel

2. Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Known for off-road prowess and sleek design, this SUV is both practical and stylish. Price: IDR 571.1–767.2 million | Engine: 2.4L Diesel

3. Suzuki Jimny Compact and lightweight, the Jimny is perfect for adventure enthusiasts tackling rough terrains. Price: IDR 449.9–466.5 million | Engine: 1.5L Petrol

4. Isuzu MU-X A reliable family SUV, the MU-X handles city drives and rugged trails effortlessly. Price: IDR 599.45 million | Engine: 3.0L Diesel

5. Ford Everest This premium SUV combines luxury and performance, making it a top choice in its class. Price: From IDR 827 million | Engine: 2.0L Turbo Diesel

6. Nissan Terra With a sleek design and robust off-road capability, the Terra is a standout option. Price: ~IDR 491 million | Engine: 2.5L Diesel

7. Jeep Wrangler An icon for off-road adventures, the Wrangler is built to conquer extreme terrains. Price: From IDR 1.73 billion | Engine: 2.0L Turbo Petrol

8. Land Rover Defender This luxury SUV offers unparalleled off-road performance with premium features. Price: From IDR 2 billion | Engine: 3.0L Diesel

9. Hyundai Santa Fe AWD Primarily urban-focused, the AWD variant of the Santa Fe also handles light off-road conditions. Price: From IDR 625 million | Engine: 2.2L Diesel

10. Chevrolet Trailblazer A versatile SUV known for balancing performance and affordability. Price: From IDR 438 million | Engine: 2.8L Diesel

Why Choose a 4WD? Indonesia’s mix of urban, rural, and mountainous routes demands the safety, traction, and durability offered by 4WD vehicles. Whether it’s the compact Suzuki Jimny or the luxurious Land Rover Defender, there’s a perfect option for every driver.

Conclusion Investing in a 4WD car ensures confidence on any road, offering unmatched reliability and comfort for Indonesia’s ever-changing landscapes.

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Nissan X Trail Review: Better than the specifications list indicates

Many have been speculating about Nissan India's future for a while now, particularly in light of the company's recent relative silence. But the carmaker is preparing for a significant resurgence, which will begin with the launch of the brand-new fourth-generation X-Trail. The goal of this intriguing model, which will be available as a completely imported CBU, is to revive the brand's heritage and pave the way for the introduction of a new portfolio of automobiles by 2026. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqQ0zqUaz_w&pp=ygUHYXV0b2Nhcg The Engine: A Wonder of TechnologyMotivating Dynamics: Not Just FiguresFuel Economy: A Reasonable StrategyRide Quality: Control and ComfortInterior & Features: A Harmony of Originality and ExcellencePracticality and Space: A Mixed BagOutside Design: Making a Stunning ImpactIn conclusion, Nissan Has a Bright Future

The Engine: A Wonder of Technology

A 1.5-liter, three-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine and CVT transmission power the new X-Trail. Although the engine's small size may surprise some, Nissan's ingenuity is evident in its variable compression ratio technology, a special feature meant to strike a balance between efficiency and performance. With this system, you may increase power when you press the accelerator and get improved efficiency at lower speeds by dynamically adjusting the engine's compression ratio. This engine, which rivals even larger engines like the 2.0-liter TSI in the Skoda Kodiaq, gives a surprisingly energetic driving experience with 163 horsepower and 300 Nm of torque.

Motivating Dynamics: Not Just Figures

Nissan CVT transmissions have a stellar reputation, and the 2017 X-Trail is no exception. The transmission has a slight "rubber band" feeling that is frequently associated with CVTs, and it feels responsive. The car has three driving modes: Eco, Standard, and Sport. Each modifies how responsive the engine and gearbox are. In addition to being a competent city cruiser, the X-Trail excels at driving on highways, offering a comfortable and elegant ride. This is especially remarkable considering how noisy and unpleasant a three-cylinder engine can be.

Fuel Economy: A Reasonable Strategy

Large SUVs are often associated with fuel efficiency, particularly when they are equipped with turbocharged gasoline engines. Thanks to its sophisticated direct-and port-injected turbocharged gasoline engine with mild hybrid technology, the X-Trail gets a reasonable 11 kpl in a variety of driving circumstances, albeit it may not be as efficient as a powerful hybrid or diesel.

Ride Quality: Control and Comfort

The X-Trail's ride quality is one of its best qualities. Even with its bold choice of huge 20-inch wheels in this class, the SUV provides a smooth ride. The suspension is finely calibrated, able to handle both highway stretches and city potholes with equal skill. While some may be disappointed by the lack of four-wheel drive, the X-Trail's great agility and solid steering make it a joy to drive in both urban and rural settings.

Interior & Features: A Harmony of Originality and Excellence

The interior of the X-Trail is a welcome diversion from the standard, with a horizontal and layered arrangement and a variety of hues and textures. Despite their superior quality, the materials may not instantly scream "luxury," yet they are robust and well selected. Although not as luxurious as leather, the fabric seats are nevertheless quite comfortable, and the overall construction quality is remarkable. Essential amenities including a digital instrument cluster, a wireless charger, a panoramic sunroof, and dual-zone climate control are included with the SUV. It does, however, lack a few segment mainstays, such as advanced driving assistance systems (ADAS), powered tailgate, ventilated seats, and powered front seats.

Practicality and Space: A Mixed Bag

The second row of the X-Trail has reasonable room and features sliding and reclining seats for increased comfort. However, because of its cramped quarters and lack of comfort, the third row is best suited for little children or quick trips. With the third row folded, the boot space expands to 585 liters, which is sufficient; however, some may find the lack of a spare tire to be a disadvantage.

Outside Design: Making a Stunning Impact

The new X-Trail blends contemporary crossover design with the tough appeal of its forebears. It has a striking presence thanks to its split headlamp design and strong V-motion grille. Even though the usage of halogen indicators may look a little out of date, the overall design is excellent and will probably draw in a lot of customers.

In conclusion, Nissan Has a Bright Future

Nissan's X-Trail re-entry into the Indian market will mostly rely on the SUV's price. Compared to competitors such as the Skoda Kodiaq, Jeep Meridian, and Toyota Fortuner, the X-Trail provides a distinctive combination of comfort, style, and technology. Like the first X-Trail did almost twenty years ago, this SUV may herald Nissan's comeback in India if the company can control the price. Also Read: The eighth generation BMW 5 Series Long Wheelbase is now available. Read the full article

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Rent a Car Dubai Exploring Options for Convenient Mobility

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To secure the best rates and ensure availability, it’s advisable to book your rental car in advance, especially during peak seasons or holidays.

Compare Prices

With numerous rental companies vying for business in Dubai, comparing prices and promotional offers can help you find the best deal for your budget and preferences.

Check Insurance Coverage

Before signing the rental agreement, familiarize yourself with the insurance coverage provided by the rental company and consider purchasing additional coverage for added peace of mind.

Understand Local Traffic Regulations

Dubai has strict traffic laws and regulations, so familiarize yourself with local driving rules and regulations to avoid fines or penalties during your rental period.

Inspect the Vehicle

Before driving off, thoroughly inspect the rental vehicle for any pre-existing damage or issues, and make sure to document them with the rental company to avoid disputes upon return.

Conclusion

Rent a car in Dubai offers unparalleled convenience and flexibility for travelers and residents alike. With a diverse range of rental companies, vehicles, and packages to choose from, finding the perfect rental car to suit your needs has never been easier. By following the tips outlined in this article, you can ensure a seamless and enjoyable rental experience in the vibrant city of Dubai.

FAQs

1. Is it necessary to have an international driver’s license to rent a car in Dubai?

Explore the requirements for renting a car in Dubai in terms of driver’s licenses. Address whether an international driver’s license is necessary for visitors or if a valid license from their home country suffices.

2. What are the age restrictions for renting a car in Dubai?

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3. Are there any specific insurance requirements when renting a car in Dubai?

Explain the types of insurance coverage typically offered by rental companies in Dubai, such as collision damage waiver (CDW) and liability insurance. Discuss whether additional insurance is recommended for renters seeking extra protection.

4. Can I rent a car in Dubai with a debit card, or is a credit card required?

Inform potential renters about the accepted payment methods for renting a car in Dubai. Address whether rental companies typically require a credit card for reservations or if debit cards are also accepted.

5. What happens if I return the rental car late in Dubai?

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The Best Cars to Buy in Sri Lanka

If you're considering purchasing a car in Sri Lanka, you're in for an exciting journey. Whether you're a local resident seeking an upgrade or an expatriate making Sri Lanka your new home, choosing the right vehicle is essential for a smooth and enjoyable journey.

Here's a guide to the best cars to consider when you want to buy a car in Sri Lanka:

1. Toyota Corolla: The Toyota Corolla is a popular choice in Sri Lanka due to its reliability, fuel efficiency, and widespread availability of spare parts. It's a practical and cost-effective option.

2. Suzuki Alto: The Suzuki Alto is a compact and economical car that's perfect for navigating Sri Lanka's bustling city streets. It's a preferred choice for many first-time car buyers.

3. Honda Fit: The Honda Fit offers versatility, ample interior space, and a comfortable ride. It's a great option for those who prioritize comfort and practicality.

4. Nissan X-Trail: If you're looking for an SUV, the Nissan X-Trail is a favored choice. It's spacious, capable on rough terrains, and well-suited for family outings.

5. Toyota Hilux: For those who need a robust vehicle for both city and off-road adventures, the Toyota Hilux is a top pick. It's known for its durability and performance.

6. Mitsubishi Montero Sport: The Mitsubishi Montero Sport is another SUV option that combines style and functionality. It's suitable for those who want a blend of luxury and adventure.

7. Honda CR-V: The Honda CR-V is a compact SUV with a reputation for reliability and a comfortable ride. It's ideal for those who enjoy a bit of luxury in their daily commute.

8. Isuzu D-Max: If you're in need of a powerful pickup truck for your business or personal use, the Isuzu D-Max is a dependable choice known for its durability.

9. Nissan Leaf: For those interested in electric vehicles (EVs), the Nissan Leaf is a pioneer in the market. It's eco-friendly and economical to run.

When you're ready to make your car purchase, consider Indra Traders. They are a trusted name in the automotive industry and offer a wide range of vehicles to choose from. Their expertise and customer service will ensure a smooth and informed buying experience.

Selecting the best car for your needs in Sri Lanka is an essential decision. Whether you prioritize fuel efficiency, comfort, adventure, or sustainability, there's a car that suits your requirements. Take your time to research, consider your budget, and make a well-informed choice as you embark on your journey to buy a car in Sri Lanka.

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The New Nissan X-Trail Is A Premium Package

I’ve always felt that the Nissan X-Trail has never quite had a fair crack of the whip. It’s a car long overshadowed in Irish and European terms by its smaller, more successful brother, the Qashqai. While that might have been fair enough when thinking of the X-Trail that’s just departed – a somewhat dull car that even looked like a Qashqai had been inflated with a bike pump – there have been some truly impressive models over the years.

Think back to the second-generation X-Trail, launched in 2007. It was square, and a bit bug-eyed, and probably undermined itself a bit by looking too much like its predecessor at a time when the first-gen Qashqai was rewriting the SUV rulebook. But it was actually a terrific car, far better to drive than any mid-size SUV had a right to be at the time, and enormously practical with it.

While the Qashqai has since gone on to world domination, I reckon Nissan might have another sleeper hit on its hands with this latest X-Trail SUV. As it has long been, this one is in its essentials an up-gunned Qashqai, taking that car’s platform and propulsion and adding more space, more seats (seven seats are optional), and a dash more class.

As for the rest of the X-Trail, it’s really quite an impressive car. The styling is clearly Qashqai-influenced – see the arrowhead lights at the front and the tumbling grille – but it carves out more of a distinct personality for itself than the last one did. It looks big and bulky, but actually at 4.5m long, it’s not all that massive.

Its most impressive aspect is its interior. True, space in the back isn’t revolutionary – the back seats are tolerably roomy, but the foldaway third row in the boot is a toddler-only zone, and at 464 litres the boot space is quite small for this class of car – but up front, it’s just lovely. The big screen in the middle and the digital instrument panel are both lifted from the Qashqai and the work well even if some of the graphics look a touch 1990s Sega Megadrive.

What you really notice, though, are the levels of quality and comfort. Sure, there are a few dated fixtures but on the whole, the cabin feels terrific and superbly well-made. Great seats too, and on this SVE model an ear-piercing Bose stereo. It’s a good enough cabin that even premium brand players in the SUV market might have to look on their laurels, somewhat.

It’s surprisingly good in corners, where well-weighted steering means that, while it’s certainly no sports car (and would you really expect it to be?) it’s sure-footed and never ill-mannered. It’s better at a steady cruise, though, where the comfort and silence shine through and the kilometres just effortlessly roll by. Until you clock the fuel gauge…

The XTrail is one of those SUVs by which it’s hard not to be charmed. It’s much better than just a bigger Qashqai.

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Shared from https://www.irishtimes.com/motors/

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Cette semaine dans Autocar, nous avons la vérité concernant la Volkswagen Golf de neuvième génération, conduisons la voiture pour économiser du diesel et découvrons pourquoi Adrian Mardell est l'homme qui a sauvé Jaguar. Nouvelles La Volkswagen Golf de neuvième génération s'annonce comme l'itération la plus radicalement réinventée de la berline familiale toujours populaire à ce jour - nous avons tout ce que vous devez savoir sur son groupe motopropulseur, sa technologie et le nom qu'elle portera. L'avenir de la marque Discovery dans la nouvelle "Maison des marques" de JLR sera décrit dans les 12 prochains mois - dans notre entretien exclusif avec le PDG de la marque, nous découvrons exactement à quoi cela va ressembler. Aston Martin a levé le voile sur la DB12 pour créer la superbe DB12 Volante - la première "super tourer" à toit ouvert au monde et le V8 le plus puissant de tous les cabriolets GT actuellement en vente. Porsche recevra aussi un tout nouveau look lorsqu'il entrera dans son ère EV - un look qui a été affiché en avant-première par la Mission X et 357. Nous découvrons ce que cela signifie pour ses futures voitures de sport. Commentaires Honda a donné au CR-V des épaules plus larges et un ensemble de dynamiques retravaillées qui promettent de le rendre plus convaincant que jamais. Nous découvrons si c'est aussi « exaltant » que Honda le dit. La nouvelle BMW X5 associe un pincement et un intérieur davantage somptueux - nous testons la variante 30d pour révéler pourquoi cette brute de près de 70 000 £ est la voiture pour économiser le diesel. 422 ch avec un châssis mal ��quipé pour y faire face ? C'est ce que Matt Prior considère comme la plus grande affliction de la nouvelle Smart #1 Brabus - découvrez-en plus dans sa dernière revue. Nous testons aussi le Hyundai Kona Hybrid, le Range Rover Classic inversé, le Nissan X-Trail rénové et la berline Mercedes A250e. Caractéristiques C'est étrange comment certains marchés fonctionnent. Trois des icônes de performance japonaises - la Nissan Z Sport, la Toyota GR Corolla et la Subaru WRX - ne sont pas disponibles à l'achat en Grande-Bretagne. En les battant sur une route de montagne canadienne, il est temps de découvrir ce que nous manquons. Adrian Mardell a rejoint JLR en tant qu'apprenti et a greffé pendant plus de trois décennies avant d'accéder au poste le plus élevé. Il raconte à notre rédacteur en chef comment il en est arrivé là et pourquoi il est l'homme qui a remis Jaguar sur pied. Avec l'extension de la zone à très faibles émissions de Londres le 29 août, quels sont les meilleurs moyens de se déplacer dans Londres à moindre coût ? En regardant les voitures de la Volkswagen jusqu'à la BMW 330Ci, nous découvrons celle qui vous convient le mieux. Avis Matt Prior parle des services d'abonnement établis sur la voiture et pourquoi ils le font passer d'un homme à la voix douce à quelque chose d'un peu plus irritable.

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The Millennium Falcon

Princess Leia with The Millennium Falcon on The Isle of Skye in August 2020.

How It All Began

In 2018 we bought a well maintained low mileage Nissan X-Trail T31 with several aims in mind:

Be a daily driver, though we live in town, walk most places & have little need to drive far or often.

Take us, plus the piles of equipment we use, up to Scotland, hopefully every year, to climb Munros, canoe lochs, camp both via water & walks & generally enjoy the outdoors north of the border. We didn’t want to be beaten by rough terrain.

Be a platform for camping - from or in depending on circumstances.

Move our possessions around the country when needed.

Be a reliable mode of transport for all the above. Having been sold on Japanese reliability by countless AA patrolmen over many decades, plus our own experience with a Honda Civic which was a stopgap for a year that turned into nine, Nissan was an obvious option.

The limitations on the vehicle we chose were that it needed to fit our narrow allocated parking space in the garage beneath our 70′s apartment block but maximise load space both inside & on the roof. (Headroom 1.9m!)

The car we bought has fitted the bill perfectly. We named it The Millennium Falcon, because everything’s better with Star Wars.

As I understand the X-Trail’s development, it was designed for snowboarders in Japan, which is pretty niche, but that gave it a mix of off-road ability and load capacity which worked for us. The first generation came in for some criticism, such as exhaust placement, but these were addressed & this iteration seems to have hit a sweet spot for us. Newer versions look over-designed so curvy, which is fine on a sports car, but that compromises its load space and the width of roof bars it can take. Because of its rear camera as standard, which may seem a frivolous luxury, we can easily park it in our restricted garage. The roof is low enough to get our canoes onto & it will be a capable towing machine when we don’t have the strength to do that & need a trailer. The leather seats & comfortable driving position make it a pleasant place to be on long journeys.

We don’t need to undertake heavy off-road modifications (there is plenty of guidance on the internet) as it’s as capable as we need it to be. I’ve done plenty of gnarly off-roading around the world - that’s not how we roll any more.

Here I’ll try to share some of the things we’ve added & how we’ve used it over the last 5 years, & continue to use it, to help other would-be adventurers.

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The Top Reliable Used Car Brands in Qatar

You want a car that won't fail you whether you're driving across the desert on a lengthy road trip or need to get to that crucial appointment in the city. Choose between an SUV or a sedan when purchasing a used automobile in Qatar. Is it a coupe or a crossover? You want that dependability regardless of the car's style. No matter how hard you push them, we at Tazweed believe our collection of automobile brands won't let you down.

Toyota

Toyota is the company most closely associated with dependability. This Japanese powerhouse has a reputation for holding off on releasing a model unless it is completely satisfied with the functionality and crucial durability component. The Toyota Hilux is almost mythical in its capacity to withstand everything you can throw at it because of its sheer indestructibility. For exceptional fuel efficiency and city performance, the Toyota Yaris is difficult to better. It is highly efficient thanks to hybrid options, and families adore it because of the low emissions. If you want something a little more challenging, consider the legendary Land Cruiser, which has a distinguished history dating back to Toyota's infancy and is one of the most popular off-road cars in the entire world.

Nissan

The Sunny S and Sunny SV, which are consistently in demand, are examples of Nissan's notoriety for producing nimble, incredibly efficient tiny city runabouts. The company has reacted to consumer demand and is now making SUVs and crossovers that have the same general appeal as their smaller city cars but have a more utilitarian attitude. The Nissan X Trail, which has received a lot of favorable feedback from owners, is one model we particularly enjoy. The X Trail is a fantastic all-around vehicle that is ideal as a family-friendly vehicle and has that off-road capability. You may customize the ride and the efficiency to fit different driving styles with the help of the three driving modes: Eco, Normal, and Sport. For families with young children, too, a strong ENCAP safety record is comforting.

Honda

Honda shares the Japanese brands' commitment to reliability as the cornerstone of their corporate culture. One of the most well-liked sedans in the world, the Accord is known for its excellent build quality, dependability, and ability to go a great distance between repairs. If you take care of a Honda, it will take care of you.

Lexus

With a Lexus, you know you're getting something exceptional because of the tagline "Experience Amazing." The Lexus is the upscale alternative that offers quality and performance since Toyota DNA runs through its gasoline lines. Again, the requirement for dependability is unquestionable, and Lexus can hold its own against German rivals like BMW and Mercedes. The preferred sedans are the IS250 and 350, while the excellent GX 460 crossover boasts multi-terrain capability as well as a plush cabin.

Audi

We must acknowledge European manufacturers as well, and in our opinion, Audi is the best. This German brand is known for producing sporty coupes that provide a genuine "driver experience." We adore the A4 for its brash on-road presence, astounding handling, and powerful power output. The Audi checks all the essential boxes if you're searching for a sporty used car in Qatar, and it also has a good reputation for dependability.

Jeep

Finally, the iconic Jeep, made in America, is the grandfather of off-road vehicles. Although the Toyota Land Cruiser may have knocked the Jeep off its perch atop the 4x4 food chain, it nevertheless has its distinctive personality, tough, military-style good looks, and sheer will to conquer any terrain and emerge unscathed. One of the most well-liked used SUVs in Qatar is the Jeep Wrangler. Its high ground clearance and nearly indestructible engine and gearbox keep it running after other vehicles have given up.

Why not check out Tazweed's range of these and more manufacturers if you're searching for a dependable used automobile in Qatar? Then schedule a test drive online to reclaim your love for driving.

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2023 to 2025 Nissan Crossover SUV Facelift Lineup

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Why Choose Bruma Nissan? When it comes to buying Nissan cars in South Africa, Bruma Nissan stands as a trusted name offering quality, reliability, and unmatched service. Whether you’re searching for new Nissan cars or top-quality used Nissan vehicles in South Africa, we’ve got you covered.

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🏆 Why With Us? At Bruma Nissan, we prioritize your driving satisfaction. From an extensive inventory of Nissan cars in South Africa to expert assistance and high-quality service, we’re committed to making your car-buying experience smooth and rewarding. Experience why Bruma South Africa residents trust us for their Nissan needs!

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Outlander Sport Anyar Pakai Platform Nissan X-Trail ?

Outlander Sport Anyar Pakai Platform Nissan X-Trail ?

RiderTua.com – Ternyata tak hanya Outlander yang akan mendapat perombakan, tetapi juga turunannya, Outlander Sport. Memang sama, tapi keduanya akan mendapat perlakuan yang berbeda dari Mitsubishi. Diketahui kalau Mitsubishi akan meminjam platform dari Nissan X-Trail untuk All New Outlander Sport. Tentu saja ini sebagai bagian dari kerja aliansi.

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