The 2005 Nissan Pathfinder is roomy with a third row of extra seating. The third row folds down to create more trunk space. Adding to the additional space, are the options of the second row folding down and accessible roof rack system. The front two seats are also very comfortable with a number of option to increase comfort. The radio system, though outdated now, was a nice option, and the steering wheel controls a nice bonus feature. The look of the vehicle is stylish with large wheel wells, a convenient and stylish side step, fog lights, and sun roof. The drive of the Nissan Pathfinder is a little shaky and rough, though it does handle very well off road. There are a number of problems with the Pathfinder, however. It has transmission issues as well as problems with the electrical system. The suspension system, though it handles well, is not of the best quality. It has had issues, as well, and needed to be replaced. The overall mpg of the vehicle is also quite low. The first aid kit included was a nice touch, especially in the cases where we have been on trips and the kids have gotten hurt. Overall, the truck is not a bad purchase though there are better options on the market, especially for the original price of the vehicle.

I love almost everything about this SUV. It has never left me stranded. I dislike that I cannot get the seat high enough to see over the dash and still reach the pedals, so I lower the steering wheel and keep the seat all the way forward.