My Nissan Pathfinder is great! It is white with four doors. It has an automatic transmission, four-wheel drive, and overall it handles great for an SUV of its size. When it snows, I can put it in four-wheel drive and power over mounds of snow. I was in jam once and needed to turn my truck around quickly before cars came at me. I was able to stop on a dime, throw the car in reverse, and pull out into traffic before the other cars even reached me. I was surprised that an SUV of this size could move so quickly. It is also pretty good on gas for an SUV. It is very reliable. I've had it for over 10 years, and I have not had to have much work done on it except routine oil changes, new batteries, and new brakes. There is only one out of the ordinary fix that I needed. The check engine light came on once. It was a problem with some kind of canister valve that was stuck open. It was a simple and modestly priced fix for it. I love everything about this truck. It even has a great factory installed stereo system. I would definitely buy this SUV again and I would recommend it to other people.

The 2008 Nissan Pathfinder has been a very dependable vehicle in spite of one manufacturer defect. The design of the transmission and the radiator led to the contamination of transmission fluid by radiator fluid. This required the transmission to be replaced. This defect was discovered after the manufacturers warranty had expired; however, Nissan realized it was a manufacturer's defect and replaced the transmission under warranty. Apart from that defect, the vehicle has run well and has been very dependable. It has approximately 150,000 miles and apart from normal routine maintenance. The vehicle has had no mechanical issues. There was one other issue which will be discussed under cons. The interior still looks fairly new as the carpets and upholstery has maintained its color and look. The paint is still vibrant, and there are no leaks from the engine.