Nissan Wingroad 2007 Review
Engine Capacity
Power
Torque
Speed
250 kmph
Transmission
CVT
Drive Type
Overview
Looking for an affordable family wagon with generous luggage space and manageable running costs? The 2007 Nissan Wingroad Y12 combines a practical five-door body with a 1.5L petrol engine and compact dimensions. In Sri Lanka, it suits families and daily commuters who need more carrying capacity than a sedan, although age-related maintenance and CVT condition deserve careful attention.
Pros
The 1,498 cc HR15DE produces 148 Nm, providing adequate torque for normal urban and family driving.A 2,600 mm wheelbase helps provide useful passenger and luggage space without creating an oversized vehicle.The five-door wagon body carries significantly bulkier items than a conventional sedan with a fixed boot.Period 1.5L versions achieved up to 19.2 km/L under Japan's 10/15 test cycle, although real usage is considerably different.
Cons
At almost 20 years old, rubber components, suspension parts, seals, and mounts can require age-related replacement.CVT condition deserves careful inspection because repair costs can significantly change the economics of buying an older Wingroad.Rear drum brakes were used on common 1.5L specifications, reflecting the vehicle's economy-focused design.Ground clearance of around 160 mm requires some caution on large Sri Lankan speed humps and badly damaged roads.Driver Insights
3.5
out of 5
The 2007 Nissan Wingroad remains useful because it combines ordinary passenger-car dimensions with genuine wagon practicality. The HR15DE engine is relatively straightforward, while the large cargo area suits Sri Lankan families carrying luggage, shopping, or work equipment. However, vehicle condition matters more than the original specification today. A 2007 example is approaching two decades of use, making maintenance history essential. CVT condition, suspension wear, engine mounts, cooling components, and previous accident repairs deserve close inspection. A well-maintained Wingroad can remain practical daily transport, but buying purely on a low price can result in expensive repairs later.
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