2018 Nissan Navara first drive review | Drive.com.au

[@actorzone856]

Drive.com.au, when you are doing reviews on Nissan can you state the engine details, is it a Nissan engine made in Thailand or a Renault engine?

[@mickromer6199]

all these dual cab manufacturers are trying for a 1 ute does all.. but it doesn't work.. look at the patrol ute with a different setup for different application... towing- large diff and leaf spring, offroad adventure- 5link coil real end.. it worked!! dont f**k with it if it ain't broke !!

[@jameswenman822]

Sound like a few people can't afford one so will put it down ,if this guy is repairing 1 year old 15000 miles on the clock .where is the 5 year warranty and 100.000 miles warranty he probably bought it off someone who made it in his shed thanks

[@borderterrierman2991]

These things blow engines for a pass time. Check out Yorkshire engine services .there rebuilding these engines with less than 15 k miles on them

[@dannyrexknight]

A pass time??? Maybe you have been drinking too much Koolaide...

[@tonyfulton9966]

You have to ask, why a car that has a 100,000 mile warranty is being “fixed” by a back street garage in Yorkshire. If you listen to some of their other NP300 videos they argue a timing chain is under increased stress from heavy towing. Some engineering know how will tell you that’s patently not possible. Believe what you want though.

[@elonsus9747]

@@tonyfulton9966 Does he only work on Nissans? Or does he just own a shop?

[@Tamak_]

That dude is full off bullshit. Can't stand him. We've had Navara's for the past 8 years (D40 & NP300) and never had a single problem with them. They weren't abused and properly maintained and they towed quite often their tow limits. (reason the D40 made room for the NP300)

[@weaselman24]

Renault engine... pass.