I drive a 2005 Nissan X-Trail LE and I'm dissapointed with how much interior heat gets produced. I live in a Canadian prairie climate where it can get down to -30 degrees celcius on occasion in the winter. When this happens it seems the only way to get decent heat is to keep the car in motion. When idling it is very difficult to get any heat. Yesterday in a coffee shop drive thru, it just seemed to be blowing cool air. I know our climate is harsh, but it's not that bad. My wife's 2003 Honda Civic for example still produces great heat in these circumstances and in fact she often turns down the heat. How unfair!
Is this common for this model? Being less than 3 years old and less than 65k on it, I'd be suprirsed if it's mechanical...buy hey, you never know. Thoughts anyone? Maybe this model had no business being introduced into the Canadian marketplace?
Thanks!
Is this common for this model? Being less than 3 years old and less than 65k on it, I'd be suprirsed if it's mechanical...buy hey, you never know. Thoughts anyone? Maybe this model had no business being introduced into the Canadian marketplace?
Thanks!