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Compare Volvo XC70 (2007-2013) 2.0 D3 and Nissan X-Trail (2014-2017) 2.0

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Volvo XC70 (2007-2013)
Nissan X-Trail (2014-2017)
Totals Volvo XC70 (2007-2013) 2.0 D3 × Nissan X-Trail (2014-2017) 2.0 ×
MarkVolvoNissan
ModelXC70 (2007-2013) 2.0 D3X-Trail (2014-2017) 2.0
Year2007-20132014-2017
Number of doors/seats5/55/(5-7)
Body typeWagonWagon
Unladen Weight17651642
Gross Weight Limit23202060
Top Speed, km/h-180
Acceleration 0-100 kph10.212.1
Minimum turning radius, m--
Cargo Volume, min/max, L575/1600497/1585
Dimensions specifications, mm Volvo XC70 (2007-2013) 2.0 D3 × Nissan X-Trail (2014-2017) 2.0 ×
Length48404643
Width18601820
Height16051695
Wheelbase28152706
Front/rear Track1605/15701575/1575
Ground clearance210210
Engine specifications Volvo XC70 (2007-2013) 2.0 D3 × Nissan X-Trail (2014-2017) 2.0 ×
Typeturbo diesel Common Railpetrol Injection
Displacement, cm3 19841997
Compression ratio-11.2
Number and arrangement of cylinders5 cylinders, in-line4 cylinders, in-line
The diameter of the cylinder x stroke, mm-84x90.1
Number of valves2016
Power, hp/rpm163/2900144/6000
Max torque, Nm/RPM400/1400-2850200/4400
Transmission specifications Volvo XC70 (2007-2013) 2.0 D3 × Nissan X-Trail (2014-2017) 2.0 ×
Gearbox6-speed manual / 6-speed automaticCVT
Drive TypeFront wheel driveAll wheel drive
Suspension specifications Volvo XC70 (2007-2013) 2.0 D3 × Nissan X-Trail (2014-2017) 2.0 ×
Front
MacPherson strut

MacPherson strut
Rear
multi-link suspensions

multi-link suspensions
Tire Size215/65/16, 235/65/16, 235/55/17
225/65 R17
Disk5x108 ET49 d63.3
5x114.3 ET40 d66.1
Brakes specifications Volvo XC70 (2007-2013) 2.0 D3 × Nissan X-Trail (2014-2017) 2.0 ×
FrontVentilated discsVentilated discs
RearDiscsDiscs
Fuel consumption specifications, L/100 km Volvo XC70 (2007-2013) 2.0 D3 × Nissan X-Trail (2014-2017) 2.0 ×
City99.4
Highway5.56.4
Combined6.87.5
FuelDiesel95
Tank, L7060
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