Nissan Xterra for Sale in Indianapolis, IN

It was enough room for me and my growing kids it had a neat little spot on top of the car where u could store things the first month i had it it took me through a creek

I’ve own a Jeep XJ, Rodeo, Patriot, Armada, Camry, 4runner, and 3 XTERRAS. Nissan Xterra is the best bang for your buck when combining all factors.

This is the best, zippiest vehicle I have ever had. I love that I sit up high like in a big truck but it is small enough to be good on gas and has lots of power. I highly recommend an Xterra in your life.

I bought the vehicle for it’s proven reliability and SUV looks. I read a few reviews that said the ride wasn’t the best because of the solid rear axle. These reviews were absolutely false. This vehicle has an extremely comfortable ride. At $15K less than a comparable vehicle like the Jeep or 4Runner it was an extremely excellent buy. My wife is short and absolutely loves driving it. Burns about 2 more liters per 100km than my 08 Ford Escape but way more power. And more trunk space.

Our 2011 Xterra is great! We had a 2003, but it was totaled in November 2017, and really enjoyed that vehicle enough to search out a newer model.

I bought this 06 Xterra used and have been driving it for a few months now. It took some getting used to after having drove a car for years. the handling is great for a taller vehicle, the gas mileage could be better, but overall, I'm glad I made the buy.

This car meets basic needs but does not offer comfort or much in the way of features. Does not make for a good family car.

Xterra’s are great to own I owned one years ago I just had to get the last year that they made them which is a 2015.

So far I love it! Can't wait to have a V6 engine :) Very excited to have more room to transport the dogs, cargo, and groceries! :)

I got this truck as a do all daily driving 4x4. It never had a major issue, maintenance was cheap and easy, i drove it from Texas to Michigan on 3 separate occasions with a roof full of luggage two dogs and my wife. Its comfortable, reliable and is equally capable, commuting, hauling kayaks or navigating offroad terrain. The thing just doesn’t quit. It’s a shame they quit making them because it’s one of, if not the best 4x4 SUV out there. There’s a reason these things are all over African desserts and the Middle East, because they can take the harsh conditions and keep going. Buy one if you get the chance, you won’t be disappointed.

This was the only vehicle I found that met all my family's needs. It has the interior room for legs and cargo. It ran amazing with great pickup and excellent braking. Great for narrow city streets and highway traveling!

I've owned '04 Xterra and absolutely no problems with the engine, transmission or body. This 2015 Xterra handles like the previous vehicle with slight differences and the upgrades are fantastic like auto lock and additional glove box. The gas milage is the same and that can be expensive in city driving however highway is a lot better. I do not like the tall headrests in the back seat and the fact that I have to manually unlock the car in order to open the door; if you take out the key, it will automatically unlock the doors, however the doors will not open if you use the handle.

I bought Nissan Xterra 2006. After driving about 3k miles, Transmission started slipping, I took it to a mechanic and he told me the radiator was leaking anti-freeze into the Transmission. It cost about 3800 to get another transmission, He said that it is a common fault to all Nissan Xterra 2005-2010. Plus Nissan did not do anything about this common faults. Please stay away from any Nissan Xterra,

SE 4x4 model. I've owned the Xterra for 4 years. I bought it with a blown transmission, due to the coolant/tranny fluid intermix factory default on the automatics from2005-2010. It was not advertised as having any issues but I caught it before buying it. This is only for automatics. $3600 at AAMCO with 3 year warranty plus the radiator. THE GOOD: That said, this thing has been awesome! It has good power, good street manors, drives well in the snow (4x4), looks good, and I have done a fair amount of off roading and it has impressed me and my friends. Anything I've had to fix has been super easy compared to prior vehicles I've owned. There are a fair amount of cheap upgrades available and this is a cheaper and more unique alternative to a Jeep Wrangler 4 door. with the seats folded flat it has enough room for most things you need to hall. Also this thing will fit 33" tires with stock suspension but I would stick with 32" if you don't want to deal with getting them to fit or a lift. The factory roof rack can come in handy. It can tow a fair amount of weight but I'd recommend air lift if that's your plan. You can pack all your stuff between the roof rack, room inside and strapping on a cargo carrier to the tow hitch. The Rockford Fosgate stereo is awesome! THE BAD: Transmission will intermix with coolant and blow auto transmission if the radiator is not upgraded (matter of time). It's suspension doesn't last real long so tasteful upgrades have been a major reason I love this thing off-road (Bilstein 5100 shocks) OME add a leaf. The leaf springs will weaken and need replaced every few years and aren't great for towing if not upgraded. The gas mileage has been 17 in the summer, 16 in the winter with 50/50 mixed driving. 33" MT tires and rims have brought this to 14.6 with the same driving. Brakes are a bit squishy and worth upgrading also. The back seat is high for kids and a dog's, and difficult getting kids into carseats. OVERALL: outside of the transmission issue, this vehicle would have been good without any upgrades I listed. It's reliable, no engine issues and minimal maintenance costs. It's safe on the road and can drive well in all weather conditions. If you have a little money you want to put into upgrades you can really customize it and make it great!

I like it. It is god when rainy or snow days. I can be on time on work at any weather condition. It is one of the best car and not expensive.

The Xterra is real-deal rugged. It's the last breed of its kind in forms of a true SUV. I am a fan of its external boxy truck shape, tubular running boards, accented molding and hard body framework that has made this model the "end all be all" for me over the years. The interior screams durability and modest style for the person who is not into frills, but necessity, and power-on-demand. It's got all of the power and strength to carry payloads, but maintains the "everyday" operation value that a casual driver can still benefit from by having this truck. As a life-long Xterra owner; it has saddened me to know that Nissan no longer produces this model. It truly is a vehicle I would consider buying over and over again.

Very rugged with many manual functions, including seat adjustments. I was looking for bright red and it was Crimson red instead. It was designed for off road adventures. I was looking for an all wheel drive that could manage an incline and rock road in the winter. The car is really cool, it just didn't have what I really wanted.

AS SUV'S GO....VERSATILE, DEPENDABLE, STYLISH. Easy towing...could be better gas mileage.....owned for 7 years...will use in retirement for ride share use soon. see ya soon

Very dependable and we go through any snowstorm.Purchase this car in 2003 to 1 on her spring garage the whole entire time going back-and-forth to work

Car is capable of having more, but it is a great upgrade to my previous XTerra. I enjoy the ITunes connection setup for music.