The Nissan Xterra is a 4-door SUV offered in 4WD 4dr Manual Pro-4X , 4WD 4dr Auto Pro-4X , 4WD 4dr Auto S , 4WD 4dr Manual S , 4WD 4dr Auto X , 2WD 4dr Auto S and 2WD 4dr Auto X . The powertrains include 4.0-liter V6 (261 hp) engines, and 5-speed automatic and 6-speed manual transmissions. It is Rear or part-time 4WD wheel drive. EPA-rated fuel economy ranges from 16 mpg city to 21 mpg highway. The Xterra uses Regular fuel.
The Xterra has a 5,000 towing capacity.
Standard safety equipment includes Standard/no (Side air bags, front/rear), Standard Stability control, Standard Antilock brakes.
Competing models include Kia Sorento , Chevrolet Equinox and Jeep Grand Cherokee .
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