2022 Nissan Navara Pro 4X Warrior by Premcar - full review

[@gregturner_awod]

Brilliant review, keeps to fact about what’s good and bad. Seems fit for purpose and reasonably comfortable for a ute. Nissan are doing a better job than they once used to. Glad you liked it, my off road use is limited as well, but seems very capable.

[@gaycarboys]

and quite pretty. but we're really looking forward to the new Amarok/Ranger. it is going to make most of the current ute range look a bit passed their used-by date

[@WazzaG076]

Excellent review. So this is why I see so many of this category of vehicle around the shops. They look so butch!

[@gaycarboys]

indeed. you Ranger and Hilux are the top 2 selling vehicles in the country? i know, i don't get it either. but they make everyone look butch;)

[@alphabravo3304]

I’m concerned with pricing, today I was quoted $76000 , sitting in the car, steering wheel adjustment was down only not telescopic, the interior space is limited , I’m 6ft so drivers seat was right back, I don’t think the log books would fit in the glove box, yes it looks tough, but it appears all dealers have commenced trying to compete against US pickups by bolting on extra stuff , I just don’t understand why we keep getting these Phillipines spec models and not the USA versions like the 3 litre, 9 speed V6 Frontier Pro 4x.

[@gaycarboys]

the lack of reach adjustment is certainly annoying. As far as the Nth American car goes, it is only sold in that market (so presumably only in LHD). As for the pro 4 add-ons, I can see a market for this. I'm told many people buying the pick-ups drive them straight to an after-market supplier for tens of thousands in modifications. this way, it is all warrantied by the manufacturer at one service point.

[@glennstevenson6242]

This car is so butch it has, rectus abdominis muscles instead of a bullbar! Nice review gentlemen. Thank you.

[@gaycarboys]

you noticed that too?:)