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.

I really enjoyed the Pathfinder in the years I had it. The style, the size, and the tires caught my eye first. It's over ten years old and still looks brand new. The interior is roomy enough for five people. The cargo area fits a bike and luggage easily ( and it came with a tow instrument for boats etc.). The Pathfinder performed well. Very sturdy through snow, mud, and rain.

I have owned this vehicle for three years now. It has been dependable and something that we have relied on from getting groceries to taking our kid to appointments, having fun with it, as well taking it off road driving through back roads and creeks all while holding all of our gear. There are only few things I dislike about it, but the benefits outweigh the flaws. Slightly poor gas mileage and the seats can be uncomfortable, at times, during long trips. The vehicle should have discs all the way around, but it does not. There are drum brakes in rear and still, to this day, I have a love hate relationship with the dash layout and interior design. There are parts I like, but then parts I feel were just thrown together at the last minute when it was in designed. I can even say the same for the exterior, depending on what angle I am looking at it. It has been a champ. It is awesome in the winter and has gotten us through some rough winters. When we put it into four wheel drive, it almost seems unstoppable.