Nissan Terrano Station Wagon (1993 - 2007) review
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PROS
Keenly priced chunky 4x4, family-sized interior.
CONS
So-so ride, so-so styling.
At a glance |
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| New price | £10,685 - £26,075 |
| Used price | £275 - £2,145 |
| Fuel economy | 23 - 32 mpg |
| Road tax cost | £265 - £570 |
| Insurance group | 21 - 30 How much is it to insure? |
Nissan Terrano rivals
Kia
Sorento
Land Rover
Freelander Station Wagon
Terrano has never enjoyed the popularity of the Cherokee or Discovery. It's a competent and reasonably affordable family/leisure 4x4, nonetheless. It lags behind the class leaders on rough terrain, but its habitat and habits are more typically suburbia and towing a horse trailer or caravan - so macho ability is hardly an issue. Terrano meets most needs as family transport, with five-door cars offering the best load flexibility plus potential seven-seater accommodation.
Styling is not to everyone's taste, but all models are reliable and increasingly good value.
