We owned a Nissan X-Trail, which broke down in May. Our local garage diagnosed a turbo failure and advised us to take it to a Nissan dealership as, although it was just out of warranty, it was still under four years old.
It was transferred to West Way Nissan in Birmingham on 23 May. It diagnosed the same problem and agreed to ask Nissan UK to contribute to the repair. After a week, we were told that it was still waiting for a response from Nissan UK.
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