We just got a 2023 Pathfinder SL, drove it 700 miles and love it. My wife is petite, and the power seats in front get her to the perfect height. Usually I have to use a lumbar cushion and a gel seat, but the cushy comfort in this vehicle allowed me to drive without those accessories. Thank you for the pricing on these which dealers are matching and we got a $500 lease rebate. Other 3 rows are $10,000 to $20,000 and up more, so the value for this very roomy vehicle is outstanding. We are glad we got it!
Big fan of the new pathfinder and rogue can’t wait to see the new Armada and Rogue sport in the upcoming years! Haha not quite but we’ll get there appreciate the comment as always!!
Car and driver rated the new pathfinder an 8/10 which is really good actually. Only thing holding it back from a higher rating is the lack of sporty driving dynamics (which most 3-row suv buyers don’t mind since it helps the ride quality) and the high price tag on the Platinum trim. For reference, the Honda Pilot was rated 7.5/10 and the Toyota Highlander was rated 8/10 by car and driver.
@@WTFCRLT1 So honestly speaking do you believe by them dropping CVT that the new 2023 NISSAN Pathfinder would be a vehicle that could see 200 K plus miles in its life span because I'm on the market For a 3 row seater and Honda's playing too much games on putting out the pilot and Highlander to me is just a little bit too small in the 3rd row seating kia and Hyundai has not earned my trust yet. And last question for you do you believe we will be seeing more better incentives SPECIALS come 2024 from car makers because of inflation and interest rates and that the car market is catching backup in manufacturing cars..?
Just purchase basically the same vehicle you showed. With the few upgrades Bose sound system moonroof Towing package captains chairs for second row. It's about time Nissan upgraded the Pathfinder. Traded the old 2017 for the new one.. Nissan has never been known for its Innovation or its technology just solid quality products. Basically I have the same engine in the new Pathfinder that I had in the old. Minus the CVT transmission. Thank God. Basically the 9-speed is honda.we all like Honda. Let's see if I can get the 130000 miles I got out of the last one
I'd only get Pathfinders with 18" wheels. I had a 2018 Platinum trim with the 20" wheels. Rough ride. Most reviews agree the 20s really worsens the ride in the 2023.
Great Job! We have a 2022 SL. Our only problem is the passenger seat sits LOW! It does not have a power up/down...have they fixed that on the '23? thanks!!!
I treat drove a 23 SL and the passenger seat had power height adjustment. However, we bought an SV and there is no power or manual height adjustment for the passenger, and the seat is uncomfortably low for me and my wife, and we're both 6 feet tall! It's really annoying.
Always enjoy your videos. Thanks. Maybe it is just me but everything is starting to look the same, gray interior with way to much piano black. From what I read, hear and see people are not in love with that shiny black plastic. Yet manufacturers continue to slather it all over automobiles. Why? Is it the cheapest thing they can get their hands on. I don't expect wood trim at this price but common guys. I saw the Honda Accord used flat black. It looked nice enough. I enjoy cleaning my car just not every time I get into it. Sorry for the rant.
I feel you brother, I don’t have a problem with piano black as long as it’s not in areas not often touched. No reason to put it next to buttons and a touchscreen lol but thanks for the comment as always!!🙏🏼
Really hate cars with light & numb steering. What the hack are manufacturers thinking? If you are too weak to turn a hydraulic-like steering wheel, you shouldn't be driving.
I've been on all these Pathfinder illustrators and all of these guys want to race through the demonstration. TALK slow. I just bought my new 2023 Pathfinder Platinum and would appreciate better illustrators.
This will be my first Nissan Pathfinder SUV.
Brilliant job with your videos as always bro.
We just got a 2023 Pathfinder SL, drove it 700 miles and love it. My wife is petite, and the power seats in front get her to the perfect height. Usually I have to use a lumbar cushion and a gel seat, but the cushy comfort in this vehicle allowed me to drive without those accessories. Thank you for the pricing on these which dealers are matching and we got a $500 lease rebate. Other 3 rows are $10,000 to $20,000 and up more, so the value for this very roomy vehicle is outstanding. We are glad we got it!
Hi what was your monthly lease I’m going to see one this weekend.
Just bought the 2023 SV with premium paint and its really nice. Traded in my 2014 pathy and am glad I did for this model
Nissan is smoking...they're making beautiful SUV's. More importantly by the time you read this should have 10K subscribers!
Big fan of the new pathfinder and rogue can’t wait to see the new Armada and Rogue sport in the upcoming years! Haha not quite but we’ll get there appreciate the comment as always!!
@@WTFCRLT1
Why you think car and driver etc
Are giving it a low rating..?
Car and driver rated the new pathfinder an 8/10 which is really good actually. Only thing holding it back from a higher rating is the lack of sporty driving dynamics (which most 3-row suv buyers don’t mind since it helps the ride quality) and the high price tag on the Platinum trim. For reference, the Honda Pilot was rated 7.5/10 and the Toyota Highlander was rated 8/10 by car and driver.
@@WTFCRLT1
So honestly speaking do you believe by them dropping CVT
that the new 2023 NISSAN Pathfinder would be a vehicle that could see 200 K plus miles in its life span
because I'm on the market For a 3 row seater and Honda's playing too much games on putting out the pilot
and Highlander to me is just a little bit too small in the 3rd row seating
kia and Hyundai has not earned my trust yet.
And last question for you
do you believe we will be seeing more better incentives SPECIALS come 2024
from car makers
because of inflation and interest rates
and that the car market is catching backup in manufacturing cars..?
Just came back from a test drive on a 2023 Pathfinder SV. It’s everything you said it was. Definitely my next vehicle. Thank you.
Infinite QX-60 aka Pathfinder.
Good review homie.
Florida here.
Glad to see your good and safe.
Great review! I love the road tests in all your video reviews. I’m still on the fence between the Honda Pilot and Nissan Pathfinder. Thanks.
I rather buy this 2023 Nissan Pathfinder,then buy a 2023 keep Cherokee thar cost $76,000 dollars,it’s not worth it.!!!!
If the pathfinder has low turning radius, comfortable chair then i will go with this
My dream suv 😍
Just purchase basically the same vehicle you showed. With the few upgrades Bose sound system moonroof Towing package captains chairs for second row. It's about time Nissan upgraded the Pathfinder. Traded the old 2017 for the new one.. Nissan has never been known for its Innovation or its technology just solid quality products. Basically I have the same engine in the new Pathfinder that I had in the old. Minus the CVT transmission. Thank God. Basically the 9-speed is honda.we all like Honda. Let's see if I can get the 130000 miles I got out of the last one
Does the tow package include the actual trailer hitch?
I’m thinking of ordering a Platinum, 4wd.
@@johnspensieri4332No, just the slot and a 7-pin connection for trailer lights. You'll have to buy the ball.
Trying to decide between the 24 Pathfinder and Enclave. Thoughts?
I'd only get Pathfinders with 18" wheels. I had a 2018 Platinum trim with the 20" wheels. Rough ride. Most reviews agree the 20s really worsens the ride in the 2023.
Great Job! We have a 2022 SL. Our only problem is the passenger seat sits LOW! It does not have a power up/down...have they fixed that on the '23? thanks!!!
I treat drove a 23 SL and the passenger seat had power height adjustment. However, we bought an SV and there is no power or manual height adjustment for the passenger, and the seat is uncomfortably low for me and my wife, and we're both 6 feet tall! It's really annoying.
Keep in mind that we drove Canadian models, and the features that each trim comes with are very different than the American ones.
Helpful Review 👍🏾
Hi, Is the leather seats same as the platinum trim?
Yes, the only difference on the platinum leather gets dimond stitching, SL don't.
No. They are aren't the same the Platinum trim seats? Platinum seats not only have the quilting but it's also Semi Analine leather.
@@stevev1008The leather is different. The Platinum has semi-aniline leather. Smoother surface.
Good review & great Nissan.
Did they fix the passenger seat ? too low on the 2022 model
YES NOW HAS 10 WAY POWER PASSENGER SEAT
Can you get those ugly well flairs to match the body color?
Always enjoy your videos. Thanks. Maybe it is just me but everything is starting to look the same, gray interior with way to much piano black. From what I read, hear and see people are not in love with that shiny black plastic. Yet manufacturers continue to slather it all over automobiles. Why? Is it the cheapest thing they can get their hands on. I don't expect wood trim at this price but common guys. I saw the Honda Accord used flat black. It looked nice enough. I enjoy cleaning my car just not every time I get into it. Sorry for the rant.
I feel you brother, I don’t have a problem with piano black as long as it’s not in areas not often touched. No reason to put it next to buttons and a touchscreen lol but thanks for the comment as always!!🙏🏼
I bought a 2022 last year but I traded in after 1500 miles on it for a different suv but would go back again for a Rock creak edition 😂
No foglights wow
The seats are not comfortable. After 20 minutes, the back hurts.
Then you need to see a chiropractor
@joegurt2957 yes, it's true.. but I am getting used to it.. with neck support is not as bad
For the Price get a pallisade Nissan is now behind the times with features for the price. You get more bang for your buck with your pallisade
No panoramic roof, no navigation. This is not worth $45k
Really hate cars with light & numb steering. What the hack are manufacturers thinking? If you are too weak to turn a hydraulic-like steering wheel, you shouldn't be driving.
I just traded in a vehicle that had completely electronic steering no direct connect to the axle. Weirdest thing ever hated it
100% agree. Hate that light steering.
I've been on all these Pathfinder illustrators and all of these guys want to race through the demonstration. TALK slow. I just bought my new 2023 Pathfinder Platinum and would appreciate better illustrators.
Nissan got a lot of electrical problems, I would rather buy Hyundai palisade
Hyundai/ kia has more technology and bigger screens, with way more issues.