Used 2013 Nissan Frontier for Sale

My vehicle has just over 46,000 miles, and I haven't had any problems at all. I just recently replaced the drive belt, had the lower fan shroud removed, and replaced the battery. This truck was bought for the sole purpose of having the bed available for moving furniture. I can tell you a double bed, mattress, box spring and simple iron bed frame all fit in there easy. I have moved my sisters three times to different apartments. This is a no frills, two-wheel drive, base truck that didn't even have vanity mirrors or floor carpets. I liked that it came with a full-size spare attached under the bed, and I like that it had four tie downs. It gets pretty good gas mileage for a truck too - around 22 miles per gallon. I liked that it was what I wanted without a enormous price tag. I also like that I haven't had to replace the tires yet. This has seats for back seat passengers, but it is truly uncomfortable to sit back there. There is no pass-thru window either on the base. I didn't like that the fan shroud just up and broke in half or that I had to repair it. The repair in its entirety cost $233.57. I intend on taking it to the dealers for an original replacement shroud soon, just not now. Also, the ride is a bit rough. I don't mind at all, but my passengers complain all the time. Overall, I would recommend this truck to anyone looking for something light duty or their first truck.

Great vehicle for those who wish to have both a truck for work and play. Plenty of space in the Crew Cab version of the Nissan Frontier. Great features on the inside including an option for rear backup cam and navigation installed inside. Bed length at 5 feet is a bit small but gets the job done for your basic do it yourself jobs as well as outdoor activities such as surfing, biking, camping etc. Great gas mileage and nice body style. Perfect for someone who would like a mid sized truck but not looking to over do it. It does lack in the storage side on the inside of the truck, with very little room for tools and other such equipment. A truck box is not a realistic option because of the already smaller size bed. A bed extender or possibly upgrading to a larger bed may be required for those who do a little more than the average amount of do it yourself work at home. 4X4 option is always great and gives you the peace of mind for the winter months to keep you a bit safer.