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Used 2007 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
The 2007 Nissan Pathfinder is a big and brawny sport utility, an authentic off-highway vehicle, and an excellent alternative to the Toyota 4Runner.Pathfinder is also a roomy family vehicle, with all the popular comfort and convenience features. It offers third-row seating for up to seven...
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Used 2006 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
First, note the change of camps. After spending a whole generation in its own unibody universe, the Pathfinder got absorbed into the "F-Alpha" family of traditional body-on-frame designs - the same mold that formed the XTerra, Armada, Frontier, and Titan. So unless you're the type to...
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Used 2005 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
The mid-size SUV market is a crowded place. From a handful of competitors 10 or 15 years ago, it's grown in numbers to rival the mid-size car market. How to stand out in such a teeming mass is the challenge Nissan faced when it undertook the update of the Pathfinder, its mainstay in the...
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Used 2003 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
Nissan Pathfinder is a powerful, quick performer. It feels surprisingly light and agile and offers wonderfully quick throttle response. The current design has been with us for awhile now, but the Pathfinder still looks contemporary. Nissan now has three sport-utilities, and that'll soon grow to...
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Used 2002 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
Nissan's Pathfinder is a powerful, quick performer. Its demeanor is more carlike than other SUVs. The Pathfinder has become more of a premium SUV as the Xterra has filled the value role. Last year, a new V6 engine gave the Pathfinder dramatically more powerful engine. New styling two years ago...
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Used 2001 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
Perhaps more than any other single truck, the Nissan Pathfinder is responsible for the current popularity of sport-utility vehicles. More than a decade ago, when other manufacturers were only beginning to take note of SUVs, the compact, sturdy Pathfinder was already established with the...
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Used 1999 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
The Nissan Pathfinder has matured over the course of its long life span. Before the current sport-utility craze took off, it was little more than a Nissan pickup truck with a glorified camper shell added. But most of its competitors then offered little more. In time, the Pathfinder grew in size,...
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Used 1998 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
If sales figures are anything to go by, Nissan understands the dynamics of the sport-utility vehicle market. It skillfully reacted to recent changes in the market by redesigning its Pathfinder for 1996. As it enters a third model year, the Nissan Pathfinder can be considered a solid success....
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Used 1997 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
Like other areas of the automotive market,the sport-utility world is changing. It's a quiet kind of revolution, onethat indicates manufacturers are paying close attention to the needs andwants of today's customers.Not so long ago, sport-utility vehicles were evolutionary updates onpickup trucks....
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Used 1996 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
Depending on how you keep score, a quick roster check reveals over 40 entries in thesteadily escalating sport-utility game. And that's not counting all the permutationsof 2-wheel drive/4-wheel drive, 2-door/4-door, etc. With that much competition, themanufacturers are not holding back when it...
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Used 1995 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
In general, sport/utility vehicles evolve from pick-up trucks, and the popular Nissan Pathfinder is not one of the exceptions. Its smooth bodywork is bolted to a rugged pickup chassis, just like most of its rivals. But the Pathfinder is exceptional on a couple of other counts: its continuing...
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Used 1994 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
Nissan's contribution to the sport utility vehicle category looks primed and ready for an off-road excursion. And for once, looks aren't deceiving.One trip off the beaten path proved to us that Nissan packed superb off-road capabilities, good overall performance, high quality and some thoughtful...
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