2004 Nissan Pathfinder Usados en Venta

I love that it handles well. I'm really rough on vehicles. This one takes it with no problem at all. I love the sunroof and the fact that it feels really roomy. The backseats fold down completely flat, which creates a lot of extra space in the back. The fuel efficiency isn't too bad, either. I'm not sure of the exact numbers, but I can usually get about 280 miles (city and highway mixed) before my gas light comes on.

It is definitely affordable considering the year, its feature, and benefits. It's definitely reliable, and when parts have been needed to be replaced, I have been able to do so easily without having to pay an arm and a leg. I mean with any car maintenance is a big factor in the durability. But it's also nice to know that I won't be over paying for a car part. The aesthetic of the car is also pleasing to the eye. It has nice lines, and I like that it has a metal shell unlike most cars today that are plastic. For a 2004 it has four-wheel drive, rear wipers, towing capacity, and even a back-up camera. My husband is a bigger guy, and he feels really comfortable in the car and doesn't feel crammed. Now I think the worst part of the car is the gas mileage. It's definitely not as economic as a car from 2010 or later. I also don't like that the rear hatch opens up and down instead of sideways. I'm a short person so having to close the hatch always takes a bit of finesse. The last thing I would say is a con for the car is the availability of a third row. There is definitely enough space in the truck that you could fit a third row comfortable. But that is not a feature of the car and something I think people with growing families would appreciate. Overall, I love my car. It's like a second home, and it's big enough for our four-person family to take road trips and go on vacation without worrying about having to compromise essentials for lack of space.