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by tch7 - Top 500
Sep 23 '06 - Updated Nov 03 '06
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Price, good styling, acceptable performance Cons: Could use more refinement The Bottom Line: A decent choice of vehicle, but I'd rather spend a bit more for a more refined 4Runner.
With the lease on my 2003 4Runner coming to an end in a few months, the ponderings of what to do has been lurking in the back of my mind. With roughly 140 000 kilometers on it, its hard to know what to do. Should I keep it? Buy something new? Sell ...
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by pick2
May 30 '07 - Updated Nov 16 '08
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Power, Handling, Comfort, Equipment, Build Quality, Price Cons: Frontier pickup similarity. Suspension could be improved. The Bottom Line: Best mid-sized SUV (for me). If you are considering one, do understand that it is a truck, and how that impacts comfort, handling and overall capabilities.
As much as I liked my '01 Isuzu Trooper, it was getting a little long in the tooth. I really didn't want to buy a new vehicle, but the botched body work by my local 'ZU dealer to replace the entire roof (due to rust developing around the sunroof opening) ...
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by mike_d_pgh
Jul 03 '06 - Updated Jul 07 '06
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Third Row Seat, Great Styling, Good Power, Just the Right Size Cons: Price Can Creep Up Quickly When You Start Loading on the Options The Bottom Line: I'd recommend the Pathfinder to any active family who is looking for a mix of comfort, utility & driveability.
I was looking for an SUV with a combination of quite a few things....room for 7, manageable overall size, power, a comfortable relatively luxurious interior, good towing capacity, a smooth, quiet ride, and style. My search ended at the Nissan ...
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by oscarg99
Oct 20 '06
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Looks, drive, spacious cargo room view of the road. Cons: Mpg, third row seat only for kids no pullout cover for cargo The Bottom Line: The PF is a great car not to big for city parking or driving Feels very powerful and safe.
We (wife and me) decided on the se model because we liked the aluminum trim as opposed to the wood on the le and the rubberized floor in the cargo area. We also liked that it was 3k cheaper. We got the - Leather package witch has heated leather ...
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by imalanman
May 23 '06 - Updated Jul 27 '06
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Sound system. 2nd & 3rd row seats/cargo flexibility. Smooth transmission. Value for the money. Cons: Gas Mileage. Fit/finish in areas. Availability of options. The Bottom Line: You gain/lose option features on new SE 4x4 model. Still good value for the money. Comfortable family vehicle/hauler. Nissan better work on gas mileage or they will lose customers.
I just came out of a lease on a 2003 Pathfinder and now moved into the restyled 2006 model. Even though I am fairly happy with the new model there are things about it I don't like. I feel the windshield mounted rearview mirror is mounted too ...
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by k227006
Feb 21 '07
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: the way the SUV looks, the way it drives, the stereo, and the air-conditioner! Cons: gas mileage(although it isn't bad for an SUV) The Bottom Line: Buy a 2006 Nissan Pathfinder!
I bought a 2006 Nissan Pathfinder last summer without even driving it!! Its sporty yet classy look won me over. I was taken over by the fact that it'd be perfect to take on a family trip because it was spacious with three rows of seating, and had the ...
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by elmelautumn
Feb 20 '08
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Third seat
Bose Radio
Cons: Bad radio reception
The Bottom Line: I would recommend the Pathfinder to anyone looking for an SUV. I have owned several and it wins hands down.
We bought a boat last year, so of course we had to have a nice SUV to pull it with. I test drove virtually every SUV in our area under $40,000. I finally narrowed my choices down to the 4runner and the Pathfinder. I chose the Pathfinder for several ...
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11K Update, Borderline Satisfied
by rangers869
Jan 07 '06 - Updated Oct 21 '06
Author's Product Rating:
Recommended: No
Pros: Looks, acceleration, and foldable front passenger seat (works in cloth only) Cons: Minor mechanical, HVAC controls, Poor Bose sound, Nasty Bump-steer response.
11K UPDATE. Overall she's a tad shy in quality compared to my 81 Toyota & my 99 Explorer. I have this "clink" noise that welcomes me every morning and evening after the first 50 feet. Luckily it only happens after the car is started. The Bose Stereo upgrade is trash in my opinion. It still resorts to a dirty default bass sound despite looking over by Nissan. The front seat lost its rear cover this week. There's some occassional buzzing from a piece of plasttic in the window somewhere and the blower motor has a slight but detectable rattle. The HVAC controls were developed by an Ergonomics Intern. Seats are still stiff. I'm 5'9" but never utilize the pedal height adjustment. Still like the looks and acceleration, but if this were a leased car (which I would never recommend doing for any), I would not be renew or purchase afterwards. Next time, I'd buy the Outback instead (my rival choice). MY CONCLUSION: If this were an american car, I'd be satisfied, but this is a NISSAN with supposedly better quality and better human fit. I'm borderline satisfied, thank God for its 280 hp and unique profiles.
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2006 Nissan Pathfinder
by eracsucks
Nov 14 '05
Author's Product Rating:
Recommended: Yes
Pros: Excellent ride, Comfortable, affordable Cons: Back seating arrangment is a little tight due to 3rd row
I just leased a 2006 Nissan Pathfinder LE and I am very impressed with the way it handles. Very smooth ride and do not let the size fool you. The overall size is slighty wider than the 2002 - 2004 Pathfinders. The interior appears larger simply because of how the gadgets are spread out.
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Squeaky brakes
by sparks826
Feb 20 '06
Author's Product Rating:
Recommended: No
Pros: Style, handling, power, fold-down 3rd row seat Cons: Squeaky brakes, Bose system
The style and handling of the Pathfinder is very attractive, as well as the fold-down 3rd row seats. I had never owned a SUV before, so my expectations were quite high. However, I was very disappointed that after 5 trips to the dealer, they cannot seem to fix a squeaky brake problem. You wouldn't expect a vehicle with less than 10,000 miles to have a problem with noisy brakes. It has been an embarrassment!
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