2024 Nissan Frontier Pro-4x | Family Review with Child Seat Installation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2024
- 2024 Nissan Frontier Pro-4X Specs:
* 3.8L Direct-injection V6 Engine
* 310 Horsepower
* 281 lb-ft of Torque
* 9-speed Automatic Transmission
* Shift-on-the-fly 4WD System
* 2-speed Transfer Case
* Active Brake Limited Slip
* Electronic Locking Rear Differential
* Bilstein Off-road Shocks
* Tow/Haul
* Hill Descent Control
* 17" Beadlock Style Alloy Wheels
* 265/70R17 All-terrain Tires
* Aluminum Front Skid Plate
* Steel Underbody Skid Plates
* Lava Red Tow Hooks
* 9.5 Inches of Ground Clearance (9.6 in GMC Canyon AT4)
* 32.3º Approach Angle (33.3 AT4)
* 23º Departure Angle (22.3 AT4)
* 19.6º Breakover Angle (20.9 AT4)
* 54.42:1 Crawl Ratio (42:1 in GMC Canyon AT4x)
* Maximum Towing Capacity of 6,170 lbs.
* 6-way Power Driver Seat
* 4-way Manual Front Passenger Seat
* Heated Front Seats
* Heated Steering Wheel
* Leather Seating Surfaces
* Dual-zone Automatic Climate Control
* 7-inch Color Driver Information Center
* 9-inch Color Infotainment System
* Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto
* 10-speaker Fender Premium Audio System
* 120-volt Bed-mounted Power Outlet
* Spray-on Bedliner
* Proximity Key with Push Button Start
* EPA Fuel Economy 18/22/19 (city/hwy/cmb) (17/21/19)
* Starting MSRP: $39,300 ($43,900 AT4)
* Price as tested: $47,630 ($49,355)
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I own a 2023 Pro 4x. Its a simplistic truck, feels and drives like a truck. No fancy gimmicks, and enough tech to keep it modern. It drives quiet and smoothly. Easy to work on and no turbos to worry about. You keep saying "old school" like that is a bad thing. Will last longer than a domestic midsize. Sorry this truck is more than capable off road. It does not have lack of power compared to others, it lacks the torque of a turbo. The steering is hydraulic power steering, it feels strong and responsive.
I enjoy your reviews, but you forgot about the Ridgeline still having a NA V-6. While this Frontier is awesome, the Ridgeline is commonly overlooked, despite it surpassing the Frontier (and all mid-size pickups) in several categories. For example: best payload, bed size, flat bed, trunk, tailgate, ride quality, rear seats, and cabin size. And arguably probably the best reliability and resale value. Sure, it has drawbacks, like going off-road, but few people actually take these trucks beyond logging roads. I personally prefer the ride height of the Frontier, but since I’m pushing 50, I’m done climbing in or out of vehicles.
Sucks that now in days if you want to fit your full family of three you can't count on a midsize truck you are forced to buy a full size truck even if you dont need a behemoth of a full size truck.
I'm really considering the Honda Ridgeline Trailsport it seems to be more spacious in the back seat.
I'm fairly certain Nissan will enlarge the rear seating. Now that they've discontinued the Titan, only time will tell.
Well, Now I'm not sure if I should go with the Frontier pro 4x or possibly the canyon at4 as my off road, daily driver. Seeking a rugged truck, hunting, camping, hiking and off road adventures.
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I’ll be hauling grandkids in the near future, so it looks like I’m scratching Frontier off the list of trucks to consider.
This is great that you did all of the car seat stuff! That is what I did years ago when shopping for an SUV to see if the two car seats fit. Removed a bunch of SUVs from the list and pissed off a bunch of salespeople! Lol😂
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We do it so you no longer have to.
Cliff notes: its old, interior is cramped (standard for the class), window switch light is dim, laptop bag doesn't fit in the center console (lol I'm sorry, what?), no two-person seat memory, carseat overhangs (industry standard accepts up to 20% overhang), auto stop-start is too noticeable, acceleration is abrupt, steering is too heavy, turning radius is too large... boy howdy has this world gotten soft.
Thanks for the cliff notes.
Difference between 2022 and 2023 Frontiers is the steering which was updated from hydraulic power steering to engine speed sensitive hydraulic power steering and at low speed turn I was pleasantly surprised I got none of that reviews of heavy steering. So heavy steering talk on 2024 Frontier is non issue
I really like the new frontiers. I test drove a 2022 pro x and the steering was heavy but at higher speeds. I didn't really notice and it felt really good. I'm still in the market and have not purchased yet. Do you have a source for the 2023 2024 update or changes to the steering? Thank you.
the steering system in the 2022 Nissan Frontier is different from the 2023 model. According to The Drive, the 2022 Nissan Frontier has a steering setup that consists of a belt-driven hydraulic pump backing up a rack and pinion. The rack is 16% quicker than the updated 2020 model’s, with 17.3:1 gearing reducing turns between locks to a flat three. The steering in this truck is heavily boosted so as to make it easier to drive, and in off-road situations, reduces the risk of the steering wheel jerking around. Nissan handles that with an extra steering damper, allowing power assist to remain modest, and thus the connection between the driver’s hands and the front wheels feels fully mechanical Ad1.
On the other hand, the 2023 Nissan Frontier has engine speed sensitive power steering 2. This system provides a more stiff feeling when driving at highway speeds, allowing drivers to feel more connected to the road. At low speeds, the system provides full assistance like power steering for easy maneuvering Ad1.
How is the paint holding up? Nissan can have thin paint…
In our week with it (I cannot remember how many total miles it had on it) we saw no issues, but that really is too short to report on a long term item like paint durability.
Yes it's small as is the Tacoma. Perhaps the Titan would of been the better choice for a family. My Tundra Crewmax was perfect for a family and great for moving kids into college.
If you're not gonna tow that much or off-road,for family and travel a Ridgeline is perfect.
Next gen tacoma is even gonna be smaller haha😂
Question what are your thoughts on Tesla.....
They’re fun. We tested a Model Y Performance a couple of years ago
It’s a EV first and I see a few at work they are kinda ugly
I’m lost.
A lot of complaining. Sounds like
Like you’re a Kia person. It’s a pickup truck. It was made for what it supposed to do and does it well 🤷🏻😂
Direct Injection only
Did she say she doesn’t have room for a laptop bag in the front?
Comfortably with people, yes.
which car has enough room?@@GTGarageTalk
So if the truck has all these interior size issue why did you buy it.
We didn’t buy it. We review these u its that are provided by the manufacturers.
We dont have a kid, but are trying. I have a Crosstrek that i love, but were in need of something a bit more capable.
I was looking at this truck because i can find them used for a decent price. But the car seat thing killed that.
If the car seat situation was better id probably get one.
Honda Ridgeline seems like it may be what id need. Id want something more capable off-road than the Ridgeline though.
The Ridgeline is more capable than most people, yours truly, gives it credit.
This is a Taco all day
I drove a brand new one last sunday, the steering is horrible, way to hard, and the ride quality was terrible, when i hit a bump on my test drive, the whole truck jarred so strange its hard to explain, after my test drive i was looking at reviews on TH-cam, one guy was getting rid of his, for several reasons, they ( nissan ) didn't finish painting the hood underneath, half the hood was left primerd and same with door jambs, rubber seal around doors falling off
Very negative review of a great track
How is it negative? Because we say it’s old?
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The Honda Ridgeline has a V6 N/A with more interior room and A/C vents for the rear seats with a larger back seat area.. ALSO what fool would spend 45k to jump ditches and climb rocks. wasted time watching this review
Thanks for watching despite your thoughts.
People who like too off road duh. And the true off road trucks are way more than 45k. Nissan frontier can offroad fine and it's a great price. You'll be spending 55k and up for better off road trucks
You're clueless my friend. Off road and overlanding is very popular. Just because you have no interest in it.... Ridgeline is not a true truck...so.....
We spend more than that on side by sides to trash them, don't wanna die knowing i let money in the bank 😂
Haha. Its a truck not a family sedan. Wtf is wrong with these people.
Nothing wrong. Just showing the space available for those interested. It is our most common question, “how does a car seat fit in the back?”
Exactly, I'm shopping for a midsize truck with a V6 NA. I have a toddler son and me and wife want a second kid and these type of truck/car reviews actually do help us to get a better idea of what we can expect from these new vehicles.
Nissan pro 4x or pro x , or sv or sl are built like garbage, nissan should be ashamed of themselves themselves themselves
Its built cheap , its gonna be a money pit
Its not going to last, very poor quality
Why you are trying so hard to copy Micah Muzio, do you own thing bro………nowadays everyone is a copy of a copy of someone else😮
Not trying to copy Micah. He does his thing, we do ours. I’ve not met him personally but know a bunch of his team and I have great respect for him and I’m flattered by your comparison.