2010 Nissan Xterra Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

Looks cool, one of the last real 'rugged' looking SUVs on the market. Drives extremely well. Super safe, like a tank, with no risk of tipping like a Jeep. Four wheel drive is priceless in snow and wet weather. Back seats fold down completely and easily - one handed. Tons of room, with optional third person in the back seat.

The Nissan xterra has great gas mileage, it is easy to drive in the city and in suburban areas. It is also a vehicle that is easy to drive and it is a comfortable drive. The xterra has timeless styling and has aged well.

Vehicle has been reliable, very few mechanical issues since purchase. Off road edition comes with roof lights which help during bad weather. 4 wheel drive helps with snow and rural living. Vehicle can handle any conditions and can be used for everyday use, towing and off roading.

Only real con is that they're not making it anymore, which I fear may affect future repair prices and resale value. It is a little hard to park when four wheel drive is activated, but I feel that is normal. Gas tank is huge, which can be expensive, but it gets decent mileage so that is not really a con either.

It is a little difficult to park in tight spaces. It is difficult to park in tight spaces. It is difficult to park in tight spaces. It is difficult to park in tight spaces. It is difficult to park in tight spaces.

Interior is not very comfortable, lots of plastic which scratches easily. Cheap stereo and window rollers that are flimsy and can break quickly if used a lot. Not very fuel efficient. Back doors are tightly spaces making it difficult for bigger or elderly people getting in.