The Nissan Pathfinder offers the rare combination of rugged exterior durability and refined interior styling. Just like the name suggests, the Pathfinder is a great vehicle for the driver looking to tackle some rough off-road terrain. However, with its roomy, well-styled interior and smooth driving mechanics, this SUV is also a good choice for the in-city commuter.
When shopping for a vehicle that offers both luxury and performance, do not forget about the Pathfinder. Due to this vehicle's dependability and durability, there are a number of quality used Pathfinders available. Use the search tool to the right to find the best deals on used Nissan Pathfinders in your area today.
Used Nissan Pathfinder Model Years
2005 – With its new all-steel frame construction, the Pathfinder has truly become a master of both worlds. The three-row SUV can now handle rough rocky terrain in addition to offering a smooth on-road commuting experience.
1997 – In its second generation, a switch to unibody construction allowed the Pathfinder to lose 200 pounds while gaining interior space. This redesign ultimately contributed to a smoother, more dynamic in-city driving experience.
1987 – The early Pathfinder was designed as a true off-road vehicle. With its body-on-frame construction, this midsize SUV was marketed towards the explorer looking to tackle dirt and rocks.
What the Critics Say about Nissan Pathfinder
The following reviews are for the 2011 model year.
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