Used Nissan Navara for sale nationwide

CarGurus expert rating: 4 out of 5
CarGurus user rating: 4.1 out of 5
Percentage of good/great deals available on CarGurus: 35.0%
Overall CarGurus rating:* 4.3 out of 5
Available Listings: Around 330
Average Price: Around £15,900

Nissan Navara (2014-2022) Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Large load bed and generous payload	Apple CarPlay and Android Auto unavailable before 2019 facelift
More car-like to drive than most pick-ups	The SsangYong Musso has a longer warranty
Punchy and fuel-efficient diesel engine	Not as wieldy as a conventional SUV

Quick Summary

The Nissan Navara (2014-2022) is Nissan's popular pick-up truck, available in double-cab and king-cab body styles. The double-cab, with four doors and decent rear-seat space, is the more popular choice. The Navara stands out in the pick-up class for its car-like driving experience, thanks to coil-spring rear suspension that delivers more comfort than traditional leaf springs whilst still handling heavy loads. The 2.3-litre diesel engine is available in two outputs—161bhp and 187bhp—delivering strong torque figures of 313lb ft and 332lb ft respectively, making it more powerful than many rivals. Payloads are among the most generous in the class, with double-cab models offering up to 1,180kg, and towing capacity reaches 3,500kg across all variants.

Running costs are exceptionally competitive, with fuel economy among the best in the pick-up class. Early models achieved 44.9mpg, improving to 46.3mpg after 2016 Euro 6 upgrades, and further refinement following the 2019 facelift. Service intervals are lengthy at 12,500 miles or two years for later examples, keeping maintenance costs low. The Navara is no longer sold new in the UK but remains highly sought-after on the used market. A Euro NCAP four-star safety rating and standard autonomous emergency braking on higher specifications add reassurance. Whether you choose a double-cab or king-cab, the Navara delivers practicality, efficiency, and genuine pulling power at a sensible price.

Best for: Commercial users, tradespeople, and buyers seeking a practical, fuel-efficient pick-up with generous payload and towing capacity, plus those wanting a more car-like driving experience than traditional pick-ups offer.

Not ideal for: Those prioritising the longest warranty (SsangYong Musso offers longer cover), buyers wanting the latest infotainment technology on pre-2019 models, or those needing the manoeuvrability of a conventional SUV.


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The Verdict

You should buy the Navara if: You're a commercial user, tradesperson, or buyer seeking a practical, fuel-efficient pick-up with generous payload and towing capacity, plus those wanting a more car-like driving experience than traditional pick-ups offer.

Consider alternatives if: You prioritise the longest warranty, require the latest infotainment technology on a budget, or need the manoeuvrability of a conventional SUV.

Competitive Position: The Nissan Navara (2014-2022) is an excellent all-rounder in the pick-up truck market. Whilst the Ford Ranger edges ahead on user ratings and overall CarGurus score, the Navara matches it on expert rating and offers superior fuel economy and lower running costs. The Volkswagen Amarok provides more power with its V6 diesel but at the expense of efficiency, whilst the Mitsubishi L200 lags behind on expert rating. The Navara's combination of car-like handling, punchy yet efficient engines, generous payloads, and competitive servicing intervals make it a sensible choice for those seeking a practical, economical work vehicle without compromise.

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*The Overall CarGurus rating: that informs these recommendations is based on CarGurus' proprietary market data from August 2026, CarGurus expert reviews, and CarGurus user reviews.