2020 NissanPathfinder S For Sale

Before purchasing this vehicle, I did test drive the Mazda cx9 and Honda pilot. The Mazda was more fun to drive, but not comfortable for me. I'm 6'4 and there was little leg room. Neither Honda or Mazda were willing to move much on selling price. Nissan made me a great deal, and I'm glad I purchased this vehicle. I purchased the Rockcreek SL. The only negative response I give this vehicle is the cvt transmission. When accelerating from a stop, there is a slight delay. When using the remote start, it determines whether to turn on the ac, or the heat including the heated steering wheel. I'm not an aggressive driver. The fuel economy I get is about 23 city and 28 highway. Although it does not have Android auto, I still connect my phone via Bluetooth. Can store my contacts, receive calls and texts, and play music. Not sure what I'm missing out on. I can actually sit in the 3rd row seat when the 2nd row set is moved all the way forward. Head also does not hit roof!

The car is a great choice for family's. The car has plenty of power, the transmission works great, smooth acceleration from all speeds. The car is also comfortable and roomy from everyday driving to long road trips. We have done routine maintenance and no issues, currently at 67,000+ miles.

Way too expensive for all the headaches. By the 100,000km mark, I have had to install a new cooling fan (very expensive), 4x4 gearbox came apart (very expensive but warrantied thankfully as it was at 95,000km), steering arm failed and had to be replaced. (Very expensive). Nice vehicle, but simply not worth the headaches and high maintenance costs.