Location & Radius
Make, Model, & Trim
Year Range

to

Price Range

to


Max Mileage

0 mi.

Doors
Body Types
Fuel Efficiency
Fuel Type
Cylinders

exterior
interior
Cabin Type
Rear Wheel
Bed Type

10,996 Nissan results

Nissan Pacifica Hybrid OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.3
9 Reviews
5 star
56%
4 star
22%
3 star
22%
2 star
0%
1 star
0%
Overall
4.3
Value
4.7
Style
3.9
Performance
3.7
Comfort
3.7
Fuel Economy
3.6
Reliability
4.0
Write a review
Ursula
Ursula
Bellingham, Washington
3.0
It's functional, I guess.
The 1990 Nissan Stanza is a clunky car. It makes me think that Nissan took the phrase "grandma car" and tried to make in into a reality. It doesn't go very fast, it doesn't speed up very quickly, it's not that easy to maneuver and the turn radius is awful. I don't like how it looks, boxy and plain, and I don't like how it drives. Parts can be expensive and it isn't that easy to work on your own.
AR
AR
Columbus, Ohio
4.0
decent no bells or whistles
I dislike the tan interior of the car because it is an odd color tan and difficult to find a match and my seat tore easily. I purchased the car used, but it did not have many miles on it. I think the car's acceleration, braking, and handling are fine - not too smooth, not too difficult. I've had some trouble with the car before due to some issues with the tires, but overall it's been a great car. It gets me where I need to go. I did come across an issue with the trunk no longer responding to the key fob press and did not realize it had somehow been switched to not react to the key fob press and I don't understand why that would be a "feature" at all. I also am not happy that to fix the handle in the door would be $350. I find that a little ridiculous for such a small part. I feel safe driving the car. I feel the interior gets dirty very easily and it shows a lot of wear and tear.
Bill
Bill
Hickory, North Carolina
5.0
A reliable and well built car.
I have owned this vehicle for 20 + years and it has been very reliable. I had to have the transmission replaced while it was still under warranty. Besides that, there have been no major issues. It still runs as well as it did when I bought it. It has 200,000+ miles on it. The only problems after 20+ years of use is that some of the molding is starting to rot and the interior seats are losing their ability to cushion when sitting on them and there are some rips in the upholstery. Mechanically, it is still very reliable. I like the fact that the vehicle is smaller than the ones made now and it is low to the ground. The only drawback is that it is hard to get out of the seat because it is low to the ground. I did have to replace the struts a few years ago. The Nissan Stanza is a quality vehicle that has been very reliable over the years. It has outlasted my friends' Toyotas, Mazdas and all American cars during this period. I don't know if a car made today would be as reliable or last as long, so I will drive it until I can not drive it anymore.