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ST1100

24/1/2013 at 12:54pm
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That is one advantage of the Navara being taxed as a Commercial vehicle rather than an ordinary car.

As for insurance, I don't know how much difference there is between comercial vehicle rates and ordinary vehicles but there can be a vast difference just because of a post code, so you would have to compare like for like costs at the same address rather than what people pay around the country.

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Quote: Originally posted by Mick S. on 23/1/2013
Ive just got a Navara on an 07 plate for work and to pull the new (to me) caravan. As far as i know these are the X-trails 'commercial cousin'. If i was you id seriously consider the Navara as an alternative - because its bloody fantastic!

The Navara and X-Trail are, mechanically and bodily, completely different vehicles. The only similarity is the Nissan badge......

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Quote: Originally posted by mattlad on 24/1/2013

Quote: Originally posted by Mick S. on 23/1/2013Ive just got a Navara on an 07 plate for work and to pull the new (to me) caravan. As far as i know these are the X-trails 'commercial cousin'. If i was you id seriously consider the Navara as an alternative - because its bloody fantastic!

The Navara and X-Trail are, mechanically and bodily, completely different vehicles. The only similarity is the Nissan badge......

Yes, i think its one of the other 2 that looks like a Navara on the front end.

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