VEHICLE DESCRIPTION
Nissan Navara King Cab Trek

From the outside, it is not too fancy with a black front bumper, chrome grille and tubular rear bumper. Sensibly, this and all of the other trims come with steel wheels for more robust use. The Trek seats are cloth covered and the centre console houses a single CD/radio but Bluetooth functionality with voice activation is already installed. To emphasise the utilitarian usage, the Trek has external cab guard frame to prevent loads joining the passengers. The load bed is claimed to be the largest in this segment and is capable of transporting a quad bike or building materials.

The King Cab can be described as a cab and a half with two full-size seats at the front and two smaller, occasional seats in the back. If extra, interior space is needed, the short squabs fold up against the very upright backrests revealing storage bins underneath, depending on the trim level.

Access is via what used to be called ‘suicide doors’; rear half-doors that are hinged at the back and, because of the absence of B-pillars, interlock with the front doors. The ‘truncated’ cabin means that the load floor is longer than that of the Double Cab; 1861mm as opposed to 1511mm.

VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS
PLEASE NOTE: These descriptions have been supplied by the manufacturer. Confirm the specifications of your required vehicle with your area manager.

• 2.5 Turbo Diesel engine
• 6 speed gearbox
• Electric mirrors
• Remote central door locking
• Electric front windows
• Power assisted steering
• Tilt adjusted steering wheel
• 16inch steel wheels
• Side steps
• CD player
• Rear jump seats with under seat storage
• Part-time 4-wheel drive
• Low ratio gearbox
• Limited slip differential
• Rotary selectable 4WD switch
• ABS with EBD and Brake Assist
• Front driver and passenger airbags
• 3-point rear seatbelts x2
• Superlocking for cab
• NATS alarm
• NATS engine immobiliser