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07-25-06, 11:08
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Nissan Frontier Owners
How do you like your truck? What are your likes and dislikes?
I am torn between a Frontier and Tacoma so I alreayd asked this reguarding the Tacoma so now it is the Nissan's turn. LOL
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07-26-06, 05:32
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Noone? Good, I will have the only one on the block if I get it! LOL 
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07-26-06, 02:21
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Shiny car, happy car.
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Dang. I wish there were some responses because these two will be on the short list for next time I buy a truck.
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07-26-06, 02:40
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I don't have one but I have observed pretty poor paint quality. Tons of orange peel to the point on appearing dull.
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07-26-06, 02:43
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I'd be watching this thread too, they're on my short list as well.
One thing I don't like is the fender wells on the Frontier with the bulging plastic and rivets, not a clean look in my eyes.
(not my pictures)
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07-26-06, 02:47
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Shiny car, happy car.
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They no longer sport the lame plastic rivet look. Nissan moved the Pathfinder and Frontier into a more modern look of incorporating the fender bulge into the body panel. It looks much more finished and presentable.

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07-26-06, 03:02
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IMHO that looks much nicer, guess I haven't seen too many of the new ones around.
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07-27-06, 05:32
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Yeah, the new ones looks much more classy in my eyes. I am going to attempt to test drive one tonight.
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07-27-06, 12:20
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My wife got an X-Terra last year---same basic vehicle as the Frontier.
VERY impressed with the power....this thing is NEVER at a loss for torque.
Passenger leg room isn't all I could hope for (I'm 6'-2") ,
but who the hell buys a vehicle to keep passengers happy ?
My brother-in-law , a die-hard Ford man and committed foreign car basher,
was so impressed with it , he traded in his Explorer for an X-Terra.
After a year with it , my wife and I are both still VERY happy with it.
So you know , hers is a 6-speed manual....not sure what you'll get with an auto.
Hope this was helpful.......
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07-27-06, 12:22
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Originally Posted by gusbubba
My wife got an X-Terra last year---same basic vehicle as the Frontier.
VERY impressed with the power....this thing is NEVER at a loss for torque.
Passenger leg room isn't all I could hope for (I'm 6'-2") ,
but who the hell buys a vehicle to keep passengers happy ?
My brother-in-law , a die-hard Ford man and committed foreign car basher,
was so impressed with it , he traded in his Explorer for an X-Terra.
After a year with it , my wife and I are both still VERY happy with it.
So you know , hers is a 6-speed manual....not sure what you'll get with an auto.
Hope this was helpful.......
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Thanks! Funny you said that because for some dumb reason I asked my cousin for advice who works at Ford and drives a huge F350 what he recommends in the small truck lineup and he actually recommended the Nissan and Toyota. And this is a guy that makes fun of me for driving "imports"! LOL
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07-27-06, 01:44
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Aidan's Daddy!
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I drive a Ford Ranger (don't ask)....it's a bit more comfortable than the Nissan , but NOT EVEN CLOSE
in terms of performance.
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07-27-06, 02:02
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Originally Posted by gusbubba
I drive a Ford Ranger (don't ask)....it's a bit more comfortable than the Nissan , but NOT EVEN CLOSE
in terms of performance.
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Really? Do you mean the Nissan 4 banger or the 6? I really want a 4 cylinder and low payments but dang it does the Nismo edition look sweet.
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