We spent a full week with the new Pathfinder and came away very impressed! Once Nissan does an electrified option, this will be at the very top of the segment with the Kia Telluride and Hyundai Palisade. We also think the upgrade to the new 2022 Infiniti QX60 isn't really worth it, unless you really like the styling and the luxury badge. The new Pathfinder is a practical new family SUV wrapped in a reasonable price for the segment.
All the more reason why the QX60 deserves a Red Sport trim to justify the price disparity. And they need to do it quickly or offer some kind of electrification to match the performance of European rivals before they fall into mediocrity again.
On another note Sofyan, the center console in both the Pathfinder and the QX60 can fit into the underfloor storage of the cargo area. I'm guessing that's one of the reasons why cargo space is on the average side in its class. I wouldn't be surprised if it has the most underfloor space.
Thanks for this review! My old 2002 Mitsubishi Montero LTD is nearing the end of its lifetime… over 300k miles and starting in 2019 it’s had 5 shop visits (first non-regular maintenance shop visit in 2019 when the sunroof got stuck open). This is definitely in the running, excellent detailed review!
This is the perfect vehicle imo. No timing belt, no turbo to cause issues, tried and true engine, finally no CVT, no premium gas requirement, plenty of features. Hopefully Nissan learned their lesson forever
I've been listening to and watching numerous reviews about third row seating vehicles for an upcoming trip. The Pathfinder's third row seating is not roomy or comfortable for adults, even of normal size. Mostly design for little kids but they should be fine because they will be preoccupied with the electronic outlets to plug in their electronic devices, cup holders, and air vents which blows air to the third row also. A full-size SUV like a Cheverelot Tahoe is more comfortable for an adult. Premium SUVs like the Surburban or Ford Expedition are more comfortable and roomier for adults.
@@watchreport yeah a 1.5 VC turbo 3 cylinder. Alas yet another manufacturer is putting an overly boosted small displacement engine in bloated crossover. I wouldn’t expect anyone to own one of them out of warranty.
Very cool SUV new 9 speed transmission and powerful 284hp V6 3.5 engine is smooth and quiet. Styling is amazing and interior is 1st class Platinum model. Very pleased with my purchase!
Only for fans over 18 years old BEAUTIFULGIRLS.SITE 👈 tricks I do not know Megan: "Hotter" Hopi: "Sweeter" Joonie: "Cooler" Yoongi: "Butter So with toy and his tricks, do not read it to him that he writes well mamon there are only to laugh for a while and not be sad and stressed because of the hard life that is lived today. Köz karaş: '' Taŋ kaldım '' Erinder: '' Sezimdüü '' Jılmayuu: '' Tattuuraak '' Dene: '' Muzdak '' Jizn, kak krasivaya melodiya, tolko pesni pereputalis. Aç köz arstan Bul ukmuştuuday ısık kün bolçu, jana arstan abdan açka bolgon. Uyunan çıgıp, tigi jer-jerdi izdedi. Al kiçinekey koyondu wins taba algan. Al bir az oylonboy koyondu karmadı. '' Bul koyon menin kursagımdı toyguza albayt '' dep oylodu arstan. Arstan koyondu öltüröyün dep jatkanda, bir kiyik tigi tarapka çurkadı. Arstan aç köz bolup kaldı. Kiçine koyondu emes, çoŋ kiyikti jegen jakşı dep oylodu. # 垃圾 They are one of the best concerts, you can not go but just seeing them from the screen, I know it was surprising 💗❤️💌💘
I love your reviews. You always give a back story into each segment and see if this particular vehicle your reviewing stands up to that demand. Keep it up!
My mom just brought the all new 2022 pathfinder and we love it the only thing we don't like about it is that when u go over bumps u can feel every bump other than that it's 100% we love it
My wife has a 2016 Platinum we bought brand new,at 20k mikes Nissan call us for a transmission service but we never had any issues with the car now has 70k miles still running nice and strong,This new model with 9 speed transmission is a game changer.
Good Friday everyone! Great review on the New Pathfinder Sofyan! The Pathfinder, New Rogue & New Mitsubishi Outlander has been catching my eye on the road. Something a few years ago I wouldn't have even considered.
I bought a 2022 Pathfinder Platinum 4WD. It is fantastic! I have it for about 6 months now. Excellent vehicle from my point of view. In snow storms it does a great job. I put on high gripping off road mud/snow tires for the winter. There are a few issues with the menus in the setups I wish they would have made the same as the Murano Platinum. I like the size for my comfort. I found the overall performance very satisfactory for me. It is a truck and drives like a sports type truck. Overall I like it.
How was the buying experience? You mind sharing how much you paid? I had a 2010 Armada years ago. It was nice no problems but had to sell it when gas was close to $5 years ago. I am hesitant to go the dealer given how the stories about over invoice price gouging.
@@PhuN_1 Get ready to pay 5-8K over sticker. Also a lot of dealers are selling their "In-house service plans" and they make you buy it. I just purchased a 2022 Platinum 5.5k$ over sticker.
I find it a good all round review. Thanks TH-cam for recommending it. I have booked the irresistible Hyundai Palisade with a wait time of 6 months in Australia. Looks like Nissan Pathfinder might be a good alternate to consider 🤔👍👏🏼
My grandma just upgraded from a 2019 Nissan Rogue SL premium package to a 2021 Nissan Rogue platinum with the new engine and revised CVT. One thing I tell you she’s had it for a month now and got her 2021 as a 3 year lease but anyways the new rogue feels pepper and faster off the line compared to the old one she had which had 170HP vs the 181HP in the new one and she admits that her new 2021 model is faster and it moves. So I’m glad Nissan is finally trying to improve and update their lineups and I hope the rogue will get a 9 speed automatic eventually too maybe with the new 1.5T VC 3 cylinder that’s supposed to come in 2023 model with over 200HP
The 3 cylinder turbo rogue is already available depending on where you live. They are the 2022 models and I can tell you for a fact they are very peppy
Please wait to Comment on the 0-60 until afterwards! We want to hear the v6 abd 9 speed combo!🤦🏽♂️ Still love all your content since the beginning 👍🏼👍🏼
Traded in my ranger and Bought a base S model pathfinder. Loving it so far! The base came with everything my xlt ranger did plus more other that front end sensors. Definitely enjoying it so far and mpg has been great!
@@HanabiiiUwU I’d say 60hwy and 40% city. Sometimes more hwy. but yeah I’m very impressed so far with the gas compared to my ranger which are almost rated the same. My ranger would get a ranger off 380ish or less. No mods or anything to it🤷♂️
@@nicknadeau5538 I'm impressed. I've been thinking about moving up to a bigger car and i was worried about mileage. Anything is better than my Infiniti tho, i get 14.5mpg 80% city 20% hwy. It has a Highway range of about ~300 on a 20gal tank
Still blows my mind how popular the Explorer is, considering what a cheap, plastic piece of junk it is compared to this or the Korean twins. I would take this or the Korean twins over that overpriced turd any day of the week.
@@simonfrances4907 Exactly. The Explorer Platinum is $11K more than a loaded Palisade Calligraphy, yet the interior is at least two classes below the Palisade's in quality and luxury. It's a pathetic vehicle overall.
@@mattspeer01 And what's a shame is that I genuinely like the Expedition. The styling is tame but still stands out among the other body on frame SUVs. If only they put the same amount of dedication into the Explorer.
It also blows my mind how popular the Highlander really is. I would take the pathfinder or the Koreans over this any day As for the Explorer I agree but I admittedly like the brown interior in their king ranch model
As An Nissan Fan Of 2000's & Newer. I Totally Love The Style Of This Vehicle & The Paint Job As Well. Also I Think That I Would Afford One Of These Sooner. But Great Review Sofyan.
As a Nissan guy, CVT needs to be retired moving forward. I’ve owned several Nissans over the years and recently purchased the new Pathfinder. Removing the CVT along with other updates has made the Pathfinder enjoyable to drive. It’s not perfect, but no vehicle is. Nissan continues to rebuild their brand and are headed in the right direction.
i didnt expect this from nissan with this pathfinder and honestly this looks much nicer then the 4 runner im comparing based on size and similaraty ill go for the nissan relibility wise for sure toyota but i love new technology and tech and the looks of this is very beautiful so i take this over toyota 4 runner anytime
Lol I gigged at the "Korean Twin". I like the size of that infosystem. I think it's nice and not overpowering and dominating. Too much technology is too distracting. Thank you for the review!
Actually, the Nissan Pathfinder rides on the Nissan D Platform which is also shared with the Nissan Altima, Infiniti QX60, not the Rogue that used the Renault CMF-C/D platform.
I would buy this over the Pilot and Highlander for sure - coming from a Toyota/Honda fan!. Kudos to Nissan for the well-appointed interior with a trusted V6. An Xterra version of this with more clearance would be awesome.
That grill just cheapens the look of they changed it in my opinion it would look a lot better because sometimes it’s the little things that make big differences .
Why are we still talking about incandescent lightning in this day and age. Make all lighting inside and out LED, there is no cost savings in this step.
Need to start doing reviews of cars that have some mileage on them. My 22 pathfinder has about 33k on the odometer and shift quality has degraded significantly since first purchase
I saw it a few days ago at my local dealership my wife and i fell in love with this suv sadly i have to wait atleast 6 months to trade in my 2022 altima
I love these new Pathfinder's seen couple on the roads. They are beautiful really like everything including now has 9 speed automatic transmission no more CVT the styling looks bold and interior materials are nice.
My very first new vehicle purchase was a 1980 Datsun 310GX. The car was very reliable, and dependable. Changing name from Datsun to Nissan was kind of bad luck for the brand because things keep going down for Nissan while Toyota, Honda steadily gain market share with exciting models and better quality. In 1984 I bought a Camry, 1985 a Supra, 2003 Highlander, 2005 Sienna, 2010 Lexus IS and they all drove to 300k miles without any major issues. The new Pathfinder is very impressive midsize SUV and I like the Infiniti QX60 even more because it looks more luxurious. Nissan is heading in the right direction with their new models but Toyota is bench mark for quality, long term reliability and owner satisfaction standard.
I have the Chevy Traverse Premier and it has everything that your video car has, but the one thing I like the most is that the rear view mirror can be changed from a normal mirror to a true camera, also the memory seats has 3 memory positions, the third is actually called an “exit” position that goes to how you set it when you turn off the motor and open the driver door. Think I’ll keep my Traverse
That little circle steering wheel has to go. Kia has that problem too! It's a total deal breaker for me to have that right in front of me the whole time I'm in my car, when the rest of the cabin is so modern looking, comparably
I've got two serious issues with my 2022 SV AWD. 1. The infotainment system. It has various glitches with freezing, volume, cutting out, not loading up, touch screen doesn't always work. 2. The known transmission issues, going into neutral, not upshifting. The 3rd would be the adaptive cruise control. It is almost violent. It si.ply over reacts to conditions. It tries to get the speed back too quickly. Way to much downshifting. Even when you bump the button for 1 mph. The transmission in cruise always is shifting around. The GPS will blank out and buffer just when you need it. Is this a simple software fix or inferior electronic parts? Please comments.
I'm glad Nissan dropped the CVT. I have one. I like it. In regular putt putt driving is is smooth and efficient and wonderful. What I hate about it is it completely robs you of the ability to floor it.
I think of a lot of these models the best value is the SV trims or middle trims on others with a convenience package. Once you get to the top trims in these mid size vehicles, you get the leather and a couple of goodies but you lack the refinement. For the price of a platinum trim you’re better off getting a base luxury vehicle, unless you can get a really good deal, and these days deals are few and far between. The platinum pathfinder starts at $48,000. A Genesis GV80 starts at $50,000.
I honestly was going to wait for a Platinum until I did some research. Nissan is using the same ZF that is in the Honda's. Some reviews state the ZF is sluggish on downshifts, mostly for FE. Now, Honda is switching to their house built 10 spd in the Pilot for '23. In the Acura's, they praised the transmission matched up much better the the ZF and it's more responsive. Sorry Nissan.
I've had one for a few months and there are so many issues that I would love to trade it in. These are not safety issues, so it wouldn't ever be fixed. The passenger seat is so low that it makes the drive uncomfortable and can't even use the sun visor. The auto start on the key fob never works right. The Nissan app is slower than dial up internet, when it decides to work. The heater does not come on when it is auto started. The backup camera is horrible quality. The engine is very rough in low gears and the auto start/ shut off is very jerky. I have the SV, AWD.
Ya I think the 9 speed auto is the same one same company that Honda had in the past and finally ditched due to horrible shifting and break downs. It’s German made. Not a Japanese transmission.
What are a bunch of nobodies on TH-cam going to do about it? Why not return it back to the dealership and get something else? A lot of dealerships offer a 30 day return policy. Most of this stuff you should have caught on the test drive.
@@smack9x Let's see, how am I going to demand a dealership to take back a vehicle that's over $42,000? That's absolutely irrational. No, most of these issues are things that you don't catch in the 15 minute test drive. I've never had issues with these features not working before on any vehicle I've purchased, but hopefully if Nissan hears enough people having these issues they might fix them at the refresh so others do not have to deal with it. I recognize that TH-cam is not going to fix it, but hopefully someone else that hears these things will check them before purchasing. Just trying to help someone else so they don't make the same mistake. You're not a nobody, and you read it. 🤔
@@analovesTexas I assume you took it to the dealership. What was the response of the dealership(s)? Assuming they didn't address anything did you try Nissan corporate?
Finally Nissan ditches the horrible CVT probably because of it's weight. I love Nissan it was my first car but the CVT kept me away from even considering it
We spent a full week with the new Pathfinder and came away very impressed! Once Nissan does an electrified option, this will be at the very top of the segment with the Kia Telluride and Hyundai Palisade. We also think the upgrade to the new 2022 Infiniti QX60 isn't really worth it, unless you really like the styling and the luxury badge. The new Pathfinder is a practical new family SUV wrapped in a reasonable price for the segment.
All the more reason why the QX60 deserves a Red Sport trim to justify the price disparity. And they need to do it quickly or offer some kind of electrification to match the performance of European rivals before they fall into mediocrity again.
On another note Sofyan, the center console in both the Pathfinder and the QX60 can fit into the underfloor storage of the cargo area. I'm guessing that's one of the reasons why cargo space is on the average side in its class. I wouldn't be surprised if it has the most underfloor space.
Thanks for this review! My old 2002 Mitsubishi Montero LTD is nearing the end of its lifetime… over 300k miles and starting in 2019 it’s had 5 shop visits (first non-regular maintenance shop visit in 2019 when the sunroof got stuck open). This is definitely in the running, excellent detailed review!
I like it but until they improve gas mileage I would still choose the Toyota Hylander
@@judeh9835 - Nothing, as in NOTHING beats Toyota reliability!
This is the perfect vehicle imo. No timing belt, no turbo to cause issues, tried and true engine, finally no CVT, no premium gas requirement, plenty of features. Hopefully Nissan learned their lesson forever
I have owned a 22 Pathfinder SL premium for 8 months now. It’s been a great family car.
I hope Nissan doesn’t ditch the Maxima, I want to see a new 9th gen with no CVT and awd. I need to replace my 7th gen Maxima with a newer one.
Sedans are slowly dying in the US the Avalon was just killed off and I don’t see the maxima lasting
Agreed, I love the Maxima as well.
There’s literally NO competition for the maxima.. might as well cancel it and make the next gen Altima more upscale
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName Lets hope Nissan doesn't do a Mitsubishi and make a Maxima Cross lol
They coming out with a nissmo maxima 2024
A proper automatic transmission returns!
Nissan is definitely stepping it up in terms of quality and designs for their vehicles~~
But they bought a controlling interest in Mitsubishi just to kill the Montero. I owned one, excellent, very reliable and capable vehicle.
Quality ?🤣
@andersonrodriguez8258 The 3.5l is reliable and so is the trans. What else are you looking at?
15:33, 0 to 60 in 6.5 second! Wow, this is incredible! Kudos to Nissan 👍👏👏
After months of contemplating, I decided on the 2022 Pathfinder SV. We absolutely love it. Thank you for all the reviews!
Whats the third roll like. Can adult sit there comfortably. I am curious how the third roll compete with the Telluride.
I've been listening to and watching numerous reviews about third row seating vehicles for an upcoming trip. The Pathfinder's third row seating is not roomy or comfortable for adults, even of normal size. Mostly design for little kids but they should be fine because they will be preoccupied with the electronic outlets to plug in their electronic devices, cup holders, and air vents which blows air to the third row also. A full-size SUV like a Cheverelot Tahoe is more comfortable for an adult. Premium SUVs like the Surburban or Ford Expedition are more comfortable and roomier for adults.
It's been 8 months, do you still like it?
@@ApostleBabajideWho puts an adult in the 3rd row of any suv? Even full size.
A very clear improvement from it's previous version. Well done Nissan!
I already know with how well the New Nissan Rouge performed that the pathfinder would be huge hit!
The rogue just needs to ditch the cvt and it’ll be even better
@@naveenthemachine they are at least giving the rogue more horsepower this year (20 more) bumping up to 201hp. Maybe next year they’ll ditch the CVT.
@@watchreport they removed the 4 cylinder and put a turbo 3 cylinder
@@naveenthemachine I agree. The Altima (aka Faultima) will (hopefully) follow suit as well.
@@watchreport yeah a 1.5 VC turbo 3 cylinder. Alas yet another manufacturer is putting an overly boosted small displacement engine in bloated crossover. I wouldn’t expect anyone to own one of them out of warranty.
Just got the SL with premium package. It’s awesome, and the wheels that comes with the premium package are stunning.
A Nissan with a real transmission that actually looks good.....you got my attention now
@@kontomoca1537 Shuddup!
You’re dreaming… it still has a CVT 😏
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName it is not a CVT. 9 speed auto now.
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName it’s a 9 Speed, your the one dreaming.
@@jml9550:😅😊
Nissan did an amazing job with the exterior and the interior!
True
Very cool SUV new 9 speed transmission and powerful 284hp V6 3.5 engine is smooth and quiet.
Styling is amazing and interior is 1st class Platinum model. Very pleased with my purchase!
Ive seen these on the road and they look really good. Even the Cheap models. I agree the VQ are good engines esp sound.
Only for fans over 18 years old BEAUTIFULGIRLS.SITE 👈
tricks I do not know
Megan: "Hotter"
Hopi: "Sweeter"
Joonie: "Cooler"
Yoongi: "Butter
So with toy and his tricks, do not read it to him that he writes well mamon there are only to laugh for a while and not be sad and stressed because of the hard life that is lived today.
Köz karaş: '' Taŋ kaldım ''
Erinder: '' Sezimdüü ''
Jılmayuu: '' Tattuuraak ''
Dene: '' Muzdak ''
Jizn, kak krasivaya melodiya, tolko pesni pereputalis.
Aç köz arstan
Bul ukmuştuuday ısık kün bolçu, jana arstan abdan açka bolgon.
Uyunan çıgıp, tigi jer-jerdi izdedi. Al kiçinekey koyondu wins taba algan. Al bir az oylonboy koyondu karmadı. '' Bul koyon menin kursagımdı toyguza albayt '' dep oylodu arstan.
Arstan koyondu öltüröyün dep jatkanda, bir kiyik tigi tarapka çurkadı. Arstan aç köz bolup kaldı. Kiçine koyondu emes, çoŋ kiyikti jegen jakşı dep oylodu. # 垃圾
They are one of the best concerts, you can not go but just seeing them from the screen, I know it was surprising
💗❤️💌💘
These reviews are really high quality 👌
It's seriously satisfying to see the venerable VQ35 finally mated to a modern non-CVT automatic
Yes!
Infiniti should put this engine and transmission on QX50,55. Why they use cvt on luxury car?
Because JATCO is part of Nissan
I'm relieved that they didn't go with another CVT. With that said let's keep this trend going and cut all the CVT out of Nissan line up
Nissan need to pull a Hyundai/Kia by relegating the CVT to the entry level vehicles.
Beautiful two tone brown and black leather seats in this Pathfinder
You think a red interior would work in this?
@@naveenthemachine I do, especially with this grey-blueish color.
@@cjsgamingworld7568 yeah that color is sweet
I love your reviews. You always give a back story into each segment and see if this particular vehicle your reviewing stands up to that demand. Keep it up!
He’s been doing this since 2010… he’s came such a long way since then
My mom just brought the all new 2022 pathfinder and we love it the only thing we don't like about it is that when u go over bumps u can feel every bump other than that it's 100% we love it
Does she have the 20 inch wheels cause it's normal
My wife has a 2016 Platinum we bought brand new,at 20k mikes Nissan call us for a transmission service but we never had any issues with the car now has 70k miles still running nice and strong,This new model with 9 speed transmission is a game changer.
So did you get the cvt fluid changed or not? It’s hard to tell what you typed there.
@@Jose_hernandez970 yeah transmission fluid changed every 30k miles since new.
I’m quite impressed with this new model. Glad the cvt is gone.
It only took 15 years damn near
@@JDMHaze Pathfinder got the CVT in 2012. 15 years ago the Pathfinder was a body on frame SUV
@@f181234 I had to reference CVT situation alone, but yes the Pathfinder didn't receive it for quite some time
@Level 70 Correct for the most part in Nissan Indians were actually decent the only thing holding it back was literally the transmission
Glad to see Nissan finally put some effort into their vehicles. The new Altima, rogue, sentra, and this pathfinder all have amazing road presence.
The Altimas and Sentras look great. Wide and low.
imagine how much better this would look if they changed that massive chrome chin around the front grille to one with a brushed metal material
Interesting!
Gorgeous. Well done Nissan! So tight
Why Nissan didn't do a Pro 4X..........got me. They should have done that at the release! Come on Nissan, expand what works for you!
I can’t wait till you review the new 2022 rogue with the turbo engine
Good Friday everyone! Great review on the New Pathfinder Sofyan! The Pathfinder, New Rogue & New Mitsubishi Outlander has been catching my eye on the road. Something a few years ago I wouldn't have even considered.
That outlander is very nice. I seen the fully loaded one on the road an it is very nice!!!!
I’m glad to see Nissan coming back! Their newer options like this are really appealing.
Glad to know Nissan is realizing cvts should really only be in small cars and suvs
I bought a 2022 Pathfinder Platinum 4WD. It is fantastic! I have it for about 6 months now. Excellent vehicle from my point of view. In snow storms it does a great job. I put on high gripping off road mud/snow tires for the winter. There are a few issues with the menus in the setups I wish they would have made the same as the Murano Platinum.
I like the size for my comfort. I found the overall performance very satisfactory for me. It is a truck and drives like a sports type truck. Overall I like it.
How was the buying experience? You mind sharing how much you paid? I had a 2010 Armada years ago. It was nice no problems but had to sell it when gas was close to $5 years ago. I am hesitant to go the dealer given how the stories about over invoice price gouging.
@@PhuN_1 Get ready to pay 5-8K over sticker. Also a lot of dealers are selling their "In-house service plans" and they make you buy it. I just purchased a 2022 Platinum 5.5k$ over sticker.
@@yreyes1451 wow, I'll wait for next year or later.
@@yreyes1451 You paid $5k over? Why...it's not worth that. No vehicle is...terrible decision my friend
@@JoeJacksonGT3 I know, at that point in time I had to do it. But I know it was a terrible move.
Just got one. Your review helped us make the decision. Thanks and more power!
I feared that Nissan would replace the V6 with A I4, but nope! I’m impressed!
Yes if only they had done this several years earlier and gave it a proper trans
The power train in the car is sweet
Just bought the SL Premium package version. Have to wait 3 weeks to arrive, they can't keep these things in stock. I can't wait to get it home!
Surprised they removed the CVT! I think the Highlander V6 AWD is one of the best sounding in the segment
I find it a good all round review. Thanks TH-cam for recommending it.
I have booked the irresistible Hyundai Palisade with a wait time of 6 months in Australia. Looks like Nissan Pathfinder might be a good alternate to consider 🤔👍👏🏼
My grandma just upgraded from a 2019 Nissan Rogue SL premium package to a 2021 Nissan Rogue platinum with the new engine and revised CVT. One thing I tell you she’s had it for a month now and got her 2021 as a 3 year lease but anyways the new rogue feels pepper and faster off the line compared to the old one she had which had 170HP vs the 181HP in the new one and she admits that her new 2021 model is faster and it moves. So I’m glad Nissan is finally trying to improve and update their lineups and I hope the rogue will get a 9 speed automatic eventually too maybe with the new 1.5T VC 3 cylinder that’s supposed to come in 2023 model with over 200HP
The 3 cylinder turbo rogue is already available depending on where you live. They are the 2022 models and I can tell you for a fact they are very peppy
Please wait to Comment on the 0-60 until afterwards! We want to hear the v6 abd 9 speed combo!🤦🏽♂️ Still love all your content since the beginning 👍🏼👍🏼
Traded in my ranger and Bought a base S model pathfinder. Loving it so far! The base came with everything my xlt ranger did plus more other that front end sensors. Definitely enjoying it so far and mpg has been great!
What kinda MPG are you getting?
@@HanabiiiUwU average 22.2 right now and about 445 range.
@@nicknadeau5538 City? Or a mix of Hwy? That's pretty impressive either way, for something its size
@@HanabiiiUwU I’d say 60hwy and 40% city. Sometimes more hwy. but yeah I’m very impressed so far with the gas compared to my ranger which are almost rated the same. My ranger would get a ranger off 380ish or less. No mods or anything to it🤷♂️
@@nicknadeau5538 I'm impressed. I've been thinking about moving up to a bigger car and i was worried about mileage. Anything is better than my Infiniti tho, i get 14.5mpg 80% city 20% hwy. It has a Highway range of about ~300 on a 20gal tank
Has anyone on earth ever said "oh look that car ahead has LED turn signals?"
Lol
Only “car guys” guys
I have.
If I ever am in the market for a Nissan one day I will definitely know what key fob to expect
Just go to the Infiniti version to have LED interior lights 😂😂😂. Sofyan always thinking that we are all millionaires looking at Nissans.😂
I mean he does have a point.
I guess flat-grey is going to be everywhere now.
Pretty sure, since Lexus, Dodge, BMW and everyone else is using this
Still blows my mind how popular the Explorer is, considering what a cheap, plastic piece of junk it is compared to this or the Korean twins. I would take this or the Korean twins over that overpriced turd any day of the week.
Right? Not to mention the styling is subpar at best. It’s an ugly, overhyped vehicle
@@simonfrances4907 Exactly. The Explorer Platinum is $11K more than a loaded Palisade Calligraphy, yet the interior is at least two classes below the Palisade's in quality and luxury. It's a pathetic vehicle overall.
The explorer is a low quality POS. The interior and exterior are cheap and ugly.
@@mattspeer01 And what's a shame is that I genuinely like the Expedition. The styling is tame but still stands out among the other body on frame SUVs. If only they put the same amount of dedication into the Explorer.
It also blows my mind how popular the Highlander really is. I would take the pathfinder or the Koreans over this any day
As for the Explorer I agree but I admittedly like the brown interior in their king ranch model
As An Nissan Fan Of 2000's & Newer. I Totally Love The Style Of This Vehicle & The Paint Job As Well. Also I Think That I Would Afford One Of These Sooner. But Great Review Sofyan.
Great looking color and beautiful design!
I’ve been patiently waiting for the redline review on this pathfinder
Good thing is you could change those lights to LED yourself.
When you’re paying that much for a car i don’t want to have to change the bulbs do LED.. it should already come as standard equipment
As a Nissan guy, CVT needs to be retired moving forward. I’ve owned several Nissans over the years and recently purchased the new Pathfinder. Removing the CVT along with other updates has made the Pathfinder enjoyable to drive. It’s not perfect, but no vehicle is. Nissan continues to rebuild their brand and are headed in the right direction.
If the new pathfinder was based on the new frontier that would be awesome!!! This one is still better than the previous generation..
i didnt expect this from nissan with this pathfinder and honestly this looks much nicer then the 4 runner im comparing based on size and similaraty ill go for the nissan relibility wise for sure toyota but i love new technology and tech and the looks of this is very beautiful so i take this over toyota 4 runner anytime
Waiting for my platinum edition..should be arriving mid April..from your review I’m very impressed with its upgrades from my 2019 model
You get it yet? We “settled” with the only available platinum - dark silver/ chestnut interior. Been driving it for a few months now. We love it!
Finally Nissan stepping up, I wish they add more curves
Lol I gigged at the "Korean Twin". I like the size of that infosystem. I think it's nice and not overpowering and dominating. Too much technology is too distracting. Thank you for the review!
Since Ghosn was run out of the company the products have improved significantly. I don't think it is a coincidence.
Very truth now the brand is doing well.
Ive been saying this for a while now
Actually, the Nissan Pathfinder rides on the Nissan D Platform which is also shared with the Nissan Altima, Infiniti QX60, not the Rogue that used the Renault CMF-C/D platform.
I would buy this over the Pilot and Highlander for sure - coming from a Toyota/Honda fan!. Kudos to Nissan for the well-appointed interior with a trusted V6. An Xterra version of this with more clearance would be awesome.
I love Nissans new design language so much!
That grill just cheapens the look of they changed it in my opinion it would look a lot better because sometimes it’s the little things that make big differences .
Why are we still talking about incandescent lightning in this day and age. Make all lighting inside and out LED, there is no cost savings in this step.
For $50k I would expect these to be standard. Makes me wonder where else they cheaped out.
Need to start doing reviews of cars that have some mileage on them. My 22 pathfinder has about 33k on the odometer and shift quality has degraded significantly since first purchase
this new one looks surprisingly nice.
Hopefully they will throw in the 3.7 Naturally Engine in the bay in the future
I’m not a fan of electric return to neutral shifters. That’s my only gripe
Same
I saw it a few days ago at my local dealership my wife and i fell in love with this suv sadly i have to wait atleast 6 months to trade in my 2022 altima
A nice family transport vehicle
Great move getting rid of the horrid CVT!
1 year ago, I buy 22' Nissan Pathfinder SUV.
Much better than the old one but I'd still take a Telluride.
Well, me too. But I don’t want to fly to another states and pay 5k over MSRP
@@Chadwicky35 too true. I’d hate to be in a position where I needed to buy a vehicle now.
I would like it if they’d redo the Rogue, especially ditching the CVT.
Well... Your request has been HALF answered. They DID redo the Rogue last year. The new ones LOOK amazing! Sadly, still have the CVT though... ☹️
Does this car have Timing chain or Timing belt?
The Captain's chairs are optional on the Platinum trim according to the configurator for the 2024 model
I own a gun metallic one and it's so pretty to look at. LOVE the 2022 pathfinder.
I love these new Pathfinder's seen couple on the roads. They are beautiful really like everything including now has 9 speed automatic transmission no more CVT the styling looks bold and interior materials are nice.
What was the name of the color exterior paint?
I have a 2015pathfinder I love it
I’m looking at the platinum in green because I have a red Altima. The one thing that bothers me is plastic trim on a $57,000 car
My very first new vehicle purchase was a 1980 Datsun 310GX. The car was very reliable, and dependable. Changing name from Datsun to Nissan was kind of bad luck for the brand because things keep going down for Nissan while Toyota, Honda steadily gain market share with exciting models and better quality. In 1984 I bought a Camry, 1985 a Supra, 2003 Highlander, 2005 Sienna, 2010 Lexus IS and they all drove to 300k miles without any major issues. The new Pathfinder is very impressive midsize SUV and I like the Infiniti QX60 even more because it looks more luxurious. Nissan is heading in the right direction with their new models but Toyota is bench mark for quality, long term reliability and owner satisfaction standard.
Glad someone else noticed the issue with the passenger seat, i don’t know how to fix it
There is a storage spot for that removable console. It's under the load floor in the back.
reviews are getting more and more better:) good job
No mention of the paddle shifters? That’s a major add on from the previous generation. You missed that.
Out of all that the only deal breaker is that shifter
I have the Chevy Traverse Premier and it has everything that your video car has, but the one thing I like the most is that the rear view mirror can be changed from a normal mirror to a true camera, also the memory seats has 3 memory positions, the third is actually called an “exit” position that goes to how you set it when you turn off the motor and open the driver door. Think I’ll keep my Traverse
Nissan seats are extremely comfortable especially with someone with back problems
That little circle steering wheel has to go. Kia has that problem too! It's a total deal breaker for me to have that right in front of me the whole time I'm in my car, when the rest of the cabin is so modern looking, comparably
would have been nice if they had the wiper at the top and hidden away, it would have cleaned up the back
I've got two serious issues with my 2022 SV AWD. 1. The infotainment system. It has various glitches with freezing, volume, cutting out, not loading up, touch screen doesn't always work. 2. The known transmission issues, going into neutral, not upshifting. The 3rd would be the adaptive cruise control. It is almost violent. It si.ply over reacts to conditions. It tries to get the speed back too quickly. Way to much downshifting. Even when you bump the button for 1 mph. The transmission in cruise always is shifting around. The GPS will blank out and buffer just when you need it. Is this a simple software fix or inferior electronic parts? Please comments.
I'm glad Nissan dropped the CVT. I have one. I like it. In regular putt putt driving is is smooth and efficient and wonderful. What I hate about it is it completely robs you of the ability to floor it.
I think of a lot of these models the best value is the SV trims or middle trims on others with a convenience package. Once you get to the top trims in these mid size vehicles, you get the leather and a couple of goodies but you lack the refinement. For the price of a platinum trim you’re better off getting a base luxury vehicle, unless you can get a really good deal, and these days deals are few and far between. The platinum pathfinder starts at $48,000. A Genesis GV80 starts at $50,000.
Completely different car that’s primarily a 2 row SUV
What A Cool Looking 2022 Nissan Pathfinder, With A New 3 Row Family SUV.
Why would they not put LED lights in the turn signals and interior lighting... It's a huge indicator of where their priorities are
Man I've seen a few of these out and about and if I couldn't get a telluride for a reasonable price I would consider the pathfinder
One thing to consider, The Pathfinder just scored much higher than the Telluride in the new (tougher) Side impact crash rating
Wow Im surprised how well Nissan did with this suv. Really considering buying one
I honestly was going to wait for a Platinum until I did some research. Nissan is using the same ZF that is in the Honda's. Some reviews state the ZF is sluggish on downshifts, mostly for FE. Now, Honda is switching to their house built 10 spd in the Pilot for '23. In the Acura's, they praised the transmission matched up much better the the ZF and it's more responsive. Sorry Nissan.
I will need to look into that.
I don’t like Nissan but this is nice . I like the trans change they did from CVT
I've had one for a few months and there are so many issues that I would love to trade it in. These are not safety issues, so it wouldn't ever be fixed. The passenger seat is so low that it makes the drive uncomfortable and can't even use the sun visor. The auto start on the key fob never works right. The Nissan app is slower than dial up internet, when it decides to work. The heater does not come on when it is auto started. The backup camera is horrible quality. The engine is very rough in low gears and the auto start/ shut off is very jerky. I have the SV, AWD.
Ya I think the 9 speed auto is the same one same company that Honda had in the past and finally ditched due to horrible shifting and break downs. It’s German made. Not a Japanese transmission.
What are a bunch of nobodies on TH-cam going to do about it? Why not return it back to the dealership and get something else? A lot of dealerships offer a 30 day return policy. Most of this stuff you should have caught on the test drive.
@@smack9x Let's see, how am I going to demand a dealership to take back a vehicle that's over $42,000? That's absolutely irrational. No, most of these issues are things that you don't catch in the 15 minute test drive. I've never had issues with these features not working before on any vehicle I've purchased, but hopefully if Nissan hears enough people having these issues they might fix them at the refresh so others do not have to deal with it. I recognize that TH-cam is not going to fix it, but hopefully someone else that hears these things will check them before purchasing. Just trying to help someone else so they don't make the same mistake. You're not a nobody, and you read it. 🤔
At this point hay trade it in for a Highlander.. you won’t have those issues
@@analovesTexas I assume you took it to the dealership. What was the response of the dealership(s)? Assuming they didn't address anything did you try Nissan corporate?
Finally Nissan ditches the horrible CVT probably because of it's weight. I love Nissan it was my first car but the CVT kept me away from even considering it
You prefer a dithering slingshot transmission? Nice.