2022 Nissan Pathfinder First look

Nissan's 3-row family hauler gets a major redesign for 2022 with bolder looks, more practical features, more high tech inside and no more CVT!
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[@bill7481]

So satisfying to see Nissan competing again! Well done, Nissan!

[@leonelcadet3833]

It actually looks pretty nice. Sides and back are very well done.

[@chrish352]

I’m liking what Nissan is doing lately.

[@yes8032]

Finally a good looking pathfinder again the old one was a soccer moms car this one is great

[@KirkKreifels]

No CVT! Nissans found the right path 😅

[@Mabeylater293]

Not out of the woods yet. Remember that the previous geared automatic that was in the Pathfinder was an expensive reliability nightmare. Some repair bills were up to $9000. Google Nissan Pathfinder milkshake.

[@0Freguenedy0]

I believe there is still no path found with Nissan

[@caribgenius]

Badum tss

[@Mabeylater293]

Kirk why have you blocked my comments on your channel??? Will you please unlock them?

[@ztekz]

I’d never touch a Pathfinder let alone any Nissan in my life! Reliability nightmare...

[@BeeJ87]

Nissan and Mitsubishi finally getting back in the game

[@kanishkthirumala736]

I don't know about Mitsubishi, I think too much damage has been done to it's name, but Nissan looks like it's going to have a bright long future ahead.

[@jrkin]

Mitsubishi needs a fresh line up and designed...kinda like what Kia and Hyundai did.

[@maga6319]

@@kanishkthirumala736 with your 3 accounts has done a lot of damage kid.

[@bird718]

strong range rover influence, i sorta like this pathfinder

[@NormandyFoye]

You had me at NO CVT!

[@easter6882]

Me three, I never thought this day would come.

[@YoungBlaze]

What exactly is the CVT that seems to be not a good thing?

[@st_1998]

This looks genuinely rugged outside and luxurious inside. Great job, Nissan!

[@Tully3674]

I have high hopes for the new Pathfinder. Good, radius design and no taillights or headlights sticking out away from the sheet metal. Best of all, no CVT. WooHoo!

[@henrybrar]

NISSAN is BACK. Now only they need to do some crazy with Maxima and Altima a little bit.

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

Forget the Altima, how about the 6 year old Murano and the 5 year old Maxima?

[@ciello___8307]

altima buyers don't want a crazy vehicle man. its a family sedan

[@BigHeadClan]

God that would be sick, loved my 02 Altima SE was such a sleeper with some simple bolt-ons. XD

[@henrybrar]

@@BigHeadClan Imagine a Altima with 2.5 liter turbo and 8 speed auto, no cvt.

[@BigHeadClan]

@@henrybrar Honestly I'm hoping they go that route with either the Altima or Maxima, the 2. 0 turbo is a capable motor but it's designed to use a cvt not an automatic.

[@lg740xx]

My 2008 rogue winter beater - 208,000 Kms - no Cvt issues at all

[@moonman_8935]

Still driving my 2009 Pathfinder V6. I purchased it brand new in 2009. Currently at 92,000 miles & never gave me a problem. Routine maintenance performed at local Nissan dealership.

[@egesajesse]

Never change your opening tune... I love it to shreds... 😊

[@sammyt3514]

It sounds like a high pitch fart to me.

[@AxlAX]

Dork 😉

[@jenniferaguilar5197]

I had to replace the CVT at 110K miles on my 2015 pathfinder. Engine is still going strong at 145K miles and no issues in 5 years.

[@cleevensjoseph]

Nissan starting to look real good without those CVT’s

[@paulie0706]

Haven't even watched the video yet... Already liked it because of the thumbnail alone. LOL

[@AEsmondeProductions]

With the new Z, Frontier, and Pathfinder it seems like Nissan is really trying to make a comeback. I really hope it works out for them.

[@felipeburns4233]

Don't "hit the pot" ! 😜 Backing over the pot was a funny anecdote.

[@luthfimohammed2791]

Looks handsome and way better than the new Highlander.

[@naveenthemachine]

I now see no reason for the Highlanders existence other than just high sales and reliability since the pathfinder and even the new sienna are better than the highlalder 😞

[@luthfimohammed2791]

@@naveenthemachine agree

[@sudeeptaghosh]

I have a pathy 2015 with CVT and no complain ..great peppy pickup like it..

[@cordinate81]

CVT is for grandpas people lol

[@sudeeptaghosh]

@@cordinate81 😭

[@cordinate81]

@Maanav Khurana I don't listen Scotty what he is saying in generalb bcs he is nuts , I watch his video bcs he is extremely funny, that's all.

[@leotide1990]

Alright Nissan, I'm listening

[@webbie1891]

Thank goodness Nissan didn’t put their famous CVT in this vehicle

[@easter6882]

Did you mean INFAMOUS? lol cuz it brought more shame then fame to the brand.

[@2GR_XSE]

But they chose the ZF 9 Speed transmission... the one that Honda and FCA had nothing but problems with 😃

[@nodak81]

@@2GR_XSE True but it's still a step-up from that CVT.

[@brandonyen7837]

I use to own a 1992 and 1994 long time ago and with this newer one I love it a lot and I might go back to a Pathfinder again when I see in person 👍👍👍👍👍

[@MrDblum619]

Nissan is making a comeback

[@craigt9415]

So nice! Home run by Nissan and thankfully no more CVT.

[@Kylehoulihan]

Wow NO CVT?!? finally a nissan worthy of my money.

[@theMLBfan]

I'm impressed. It may not be the best looking out of the competition but the interior is upscale and very functional. No cvt is a bonus.

[@cmott8809]

finally NO CVT! THEY GOT IT!

[@EricFortuneJr.]

I find it visually appealing that the bumpers don’t stick out 10 inches like some other brands.

[@nodak81]

You won't find it quite so appealing when you get the $12k bill to replace the entire front end, hood, fenders, etc. because you rear-ended somebody at 5 mph. Bumpers are useful...

[@EricFortuneJr.]

@@nodak81 Well it depends on what’s behind it and how well it absorbs low speed impacts. Some perform better than others, cars of the 80s and 90s had massive bumpers, but many still had high repair estimates for low speed bumper tests. I know it’s a different decade but you can’t base projected repairs without going below the surface.

[@mountainhobo]

"I find it visually appealing that the bumpers don’t stick out" -- Bumpers are cheap to replace. Wait for a bill on this vehicle. This is form over substance.

[@karlo9535]

Like what its brother have? The infamous Armada

[@EricFortuneJr.]

@@mountainhobo Not necessarily. Sedans have very short bumpers, some cost 2x as much to repair while others cost significantly less. It all comes down to engineering, R&D. Pretty bumper covers don’t tell the whole story. Now overall cars are getting more expensive to repair, that’s inevitable. Capitalism and with each boom and bust it seems like parts and labor goes up up up.

[@jaedevrick]

No more ctv thank you Nissan about time!!!!

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

That’s an interesting transmission name

[@gsd5.785]

Damn that ctv

[@Mopar_illmatic]

CVT bro lol

[@bfish9700]

Pretty sure this passes the hockey bag test and probably won't be unobtanium like the palisade/telluride. I bet they're saving the huge screen for the QX60.

[@dedreandixon4620]

Yea, the QX60 has the 12+" screen

[@PandaGaming-ds9uc]

or maybe the top of line model might have the big screen but most likely qx60 gets the big screen as its a luxury version

[@dredawg679]

I just need this 9 speed in the Maxima and some AWD then I'll trade in my 2021 Sonata lol

[@SilverScarletSpider]

Damn, you really dislike your brand new Hyundai Sonata _that_ much? I think the new generation of Nissan’s Maxima and Altima look very good on the exterior, but not _that_ good. Good enough to trade in a brand new Sonata?, not in my opinion personally. (Of course, poor CVT reliability notwithstanding) At least, not enough to overcome the performance and refinement gulf between the Toyota Camry TRD and Honda Accord 2.0T Sport.

[@dredawg679]

@@SilverScarletSpider No that's why I put lol I love my Sonata its my second one I also have a 2015 it has 175000+ miles on it because I use it for Uber both of them I got a fully loaded too but I always had a soft spot for Nissan's and always loved the Maxima... My hope is Nissan bites the bullet and realizes that the investment in those awful Jatco transmissions have damn near destroyed their company. Really you can never go wrong with a Toyota Camry or Honda Accord pretty much solid all around I got great deals on my Hyundai cars if not I'd be driving an Accord.

[@SilverScarletSpider]

@@dredawg679 Sounds good. 👍 Looks like you made a great choice too, the Hyundai Sonata/Kia K5, Toyota Camry, and Honda Accord are all great values on their segment. I have a soft spot for Nissan’s too, miss the days when Toyota/Honda/Nissan were comfortably top 3 in reliability in the 1990’s and earlier. Hopefully Nissan will start using more reliable traditional automatic transmissions instead of CVT’s; and hopefully Hyundai and Kia will stop having new engine Fire recalls.

[@dredawg679]

@@SilverScarletSpider No doubt

[@occckid123]

@@dredawg679 I have 345k miles on m altima cvt and I took it almost up to 120 today while chasing a new accord who couldn't pull on me lol.

[@shanet7511]

Isn't that the same 9 speed transmission thats been problematic in the Honda Odyssey?

[@naveenthemachine]

Also the Pacifica fiat 500, compass, Cherokee and renegade and 200

[@shanet7511]

@@naveenthemachine so it's in a bunch of garbage

[@naveenthemachine]

@@shanet7511 not entirely. Alex has said that some of the fca products have really fixed the issues w the 9 speed I’ve driven a Jeep Cherokee 2019 v6 w that 9 speed. It was very smooth

[@scottfurlong5475]

Honda's issue was software. Fixed now. Still, with all the validation processes that manufactures go through, I wonder how flaws like this even make it to production vehicles.

[@e2xx911]

@@shanet7511 This is the 2nd gen ZF not the same as the others.

[@BIGGIEBAG-XL]

Nissan is killing it with their recent styling. I would live to see Nissan make a comeback. They used to make amazing cars

[@airforceone6523]

Nissan fell off hard. Their nissan xtrail like the 2016/17 imodel, has issues. I was on a uber ride on an xtrail. I heard metal rattling, during stop/go/stop motion. Im not sure if its the transmission or the awd gears.

[@fidelbanuelos9601]

I like it. I didn't mind the CVT in my 2016 Maxima. No issues with that car. I drove it past 100,000 miles.

[@Kwame_Citizen]

I hope this 9 speed will trickle down to the other models

[@tahsin28]

yeah man absolutely

[@occckid123]

I hope it doesn't because I definitely don't want that 9spd in my altima. I like the no shift shock and low rpm when putting around town and not shifting 7 gears just to hit 40mph

[@Kwame_Citizen]

@@occckid123 so you prefer the Jatco CVT?

[@occckid123]

@@Kwame_Citizen I had 2 endure the 8speed in the sienna and never again do I want 2 hear or feel all that shifting. It was only good at 1 thing and that was full throttle but even then there were spots that weren't good. I shake my head and say 2 myself "this is the hype" lmfaooo

[@10293]

@@occckid123 Not the same, Toyota’s 8 speed is Notorious for being rough. This is an different transmission.

[@csinalabama]

Getting rid of the CVT should help sales and later on, customer satisfaction. In my 2017 the head unit is trash. I also don't like that the window molding is held on by little pins on the window frame and holes in the rubber seals and is not glued to the frame. Little kids have grabbed it and pulled them out. Checking the oil is also a total PITA. It all comes down to how well this compares to the Telluride.

[@WanderingAroundAZ]

Wonder what the Mitsubishi version will look like.

[@raedkhmous1292]

The post that we've been waiting for 👍, but what about the Ground Clearance?

[@beefuzzy310]

I thought Nissan had given up on making decent cars, nice refresh. Glad to see the CVT go away. I think the early concept looks way better than the reality, but that's pretty normal.

[@icculus]

Cool looking overall. The rear end isn’t too distinctive but it’s also not bad looking. I do think they should have taken the hood down a little further and put the iconic three inlet slots in the hood, like the original.

[@AF_Gulfstream]

No CVT- Awesome! Exterior - Bleh!! Interior-nice! Love the 3D effect tachometer.

[@AF_Gulfstream]

@Jonathan Losito I have to agree with you there!

[@jjgreek1]

Any word on it's first cousin, Infiniti QX60?

[@insainllama]

so much better than the old one

[@SuperSaythetruth]

Please bring back the legroom and headroom comparison! Thank you for the comprehensive reviews.

[@payrocoin]

This *REALLY* needs a hybrid version with about a 33 - 35 mpg range so that it could compete directly with the Highlander in all offerings. That interior room is phenomenal! I wouldn't be surprised if it became the best in class. A third row that is actually usable and comfortable? Well done on that Nissan. 👏 Speaking of the Highlander, the V6 version makes 295HP so 284HP coming out of this worldclass Nissan V6 is a bit weak IMO. This Pathfinder should be over 300HP easy.

[@payrocoin]

@Maanav Khurana True. But by only 4HP. 🙄

[@f181234]

Honda Pilot is still faster

[@Astroinmotion]

Nice design and 9 speed automatic finally!!!

[@niuhuskieguy]

Everyone says that but its the same problematic zf 9 speed other manufacturers are trying to get rid of, so its debatable if its really an upgrade.

[@windanthonystream]

@@niuhuskieguy that’s the same thing I was thinking. I’m just hoping the updates to this transmission has solved previous issues.

[@niuhuskieguy]

@Maanav Khurana I haven't seen or heard anywhere that its a different zf 9 speed than the one they already have. All the companies that use it have their own tuning, and no company has been successful in tuning it well. It has an internal design that makes it extremely difficult to tune and shift well.

[@JAM_2024]

@@niuhuskieguy seems like they swapped one set of problems for another. The ZFs are crap. So many issues.

[@MidnightAspec]

Much of the ZF9’s issues were worked out courtesy of Honda/Acura implementation.

[@PokyPops]

Is it me or does this look like the previous generation Terrain?

[@YouAreBreathing]

I can't wait until car makers move to all LED lights, including the turn signals. If I can install a resistor for my car's turn signals, then the car manufacturer can easily have it in their wiring (and maybe even have better cooling for it).

[@claysonwebster1622]

FINALLY a real Nissan IT'S ABOUT TIME THEY DROP THE CVT

[@sabrimo4020]

Nissan's reliability took a hit the past few years. Hopefully, this one will be more reliable.

[@lttsr]

Very very good. My childhood dream brand is finally doing things I won’t have to shake my head at. The design is exactly what a modern Pathfinder should look like, it has a proper transmission, and the interior looks good. Hopefully there will be an off road oriented version sometime after launch (or they can bring the Xterra back and feed off this new off road frenzy)

[@PastelitoBombon]

wow nissan still alive

[@ramoncarter6585]

I am interesting in this Pathfinder no more CVT. It looks better than current generation which was bloated. Interior is nice can't wait for it hit showrooms. Pathfinder hasn't looked this good since 3rd generation this new generation might not be closed to 1st generation but almost like that generation. Truly believe this going to sell like crazy might consider one myself now interesting in the Rogue.

[@gardenst4398]

For ultimate car details ...only ALEX...& TFL ...the best of the best.....thats why we come here.👍👍

[@Brian_______]

*Alex, this was a fantastic review. Keep it up, buddy!*

[@thomasyip5721]

It seems with new leadership at Nissan, they have finally got the energy to make things right and catch up on the competitions. The new Z, new Frontier and Pathfinder without CVT.

[@adtrance7308]

I love to watch all your videos with detailed description. Could you do review on Kia carnival. I am planning to buy either New Nissan Pathfinder or Kia carnival just not sure which one to go for.

[@keving7940]

Minivans will always completely destroy suvs in practicality if thats what you're looking for

[@adtrance7308]

@@keving7940 I want space of minivan but not minivan.. Looks like Kia Carnival MPV seems good option though I personally not sure of KIA brand. So would like your feedback on it. Other hand Nissan Pathfinder got 4x8 sheet storing capacity so was wondering if the space is better than other SUV and that its rival of Minivan.

[@keving7940]

@@adtrance7308 ah ah, I understand. You know what you want which is definitely already a huge step in the right process, while simultaneously making it harder to make a decision because it becomes a balancing process of figuring out what's most important, I sympathize with that! I would suggest that as the time being if you're looking to make a decision decision maybe watch some other videos from different people just to get a grasp on the Kia Carnival, even though I know Alex's videos are easily the most helpful when it comes to making a purchase other input can come at a value cause opinions are always subjective. As for brand recognition and name neither Kia or Nissan have a highly reputable name, but people mainly bring up the same issues about each brands. Kias brand gets significantly impacted by the reports of engines catching fire since they didn't handle the situation with proper accountability so its gets buyers worried about dealing with the brand as a whole since they additionally aren't known to have the best dealership experience which you will have to evaluate based on your location. Nevertheless dealership experience is also an inevitability to face, but its also impossible to assume since I had an amazing experience in a hyundai dealership and an absolutely horrible experience in a Mazda dealership. With Nissan people consistently bring the brand down in regards to their CVT transmissions which the pathfinder is notably absent of, but even then aren't known to be horribly reliable. Unless it's really a Mazda, Toyota, Honda, Acura, or Lexus you will find lots of people quickly regarding a vehicle as trash despite statistics of reliability not being out for such a new model year, but there obviously is something to say about a brands history. Personally out of the brands I listed that normally get praised for reliability I really only find myself swooning over Mazdas and hard to grasp an attraction to a lot of aspects of the other brands, and all these brands additionally have their own downfalls. Aside from my personal opinion a car purchase is normally a big purchase for many people so it's important to think it through, but I truly really like the Kia brand and the carnival which is my own bias personally and the Nissans I've seen and been in have been typically boring and felt cheaply made even though they're normally regarded with the most comfortable seats in the business I dont resonate with that personally which is quite odd. You mightve known some of this stuff already which is perfectly fine and exciting as one average enthusiast to someone who may be an enthusiast, but is simultaneously in the market. I know you said that you were unsure of things such as Kias reliability so I tried to possibly reiterate some common information about some brands and maybe what to do and what to expect in possible further research. I understand this comment is long and commend you if you read the whole thing lol! Have a great day and no matter the purchase and big final decision I hope you have a good decision. And hell if you want maybe as you can decide you can pop in here and update us haha!

[@scottfurlong5475]

We have Alex and other reviewers saying it's a 9-speed ZF transmission and the Nissan guy on Autoline said it's made by Jatco like the older model.

[@slscamg]

If I’m reading the tea leaves correctly it’s designed by ZF but like Chrysler they are using their own manufacturing facilities to actually produce the transmissions. Holy while the ZF9 speed has some unique shifting behavior if they don’t cheap out on the components it’s going to be a very reliable unit.

[@kanishkthirumala736]

Its a ZF 9-Speed Auto.

[@jonathankleinow2073]

The ZF 9-speed has not gotten a lot of love from drivers of the Honda Pilot, the 2018-2020 Honda Odyssey, or the Chrysler Pacifica. Honda has been trying to replace the ZF with their in-house 10-speed for some time now.

[@thestrodelife]

Do one for the frontier 2022

[@Nightcrawlerfive]

Hopefully this means the next Murano will get the same transmission.

[@chrismv102]

Something I think you should mention is wireless Carplay or Android Auto.

[@itsweetened]

Finally the cvt has disintegrated

[@yoink7806]

incandescent turn signals is disappointing considering the drl is right there ..

[@james2042]

6000lbs of towing, thats pretty interesting, pretty much on par with the durango v6 now. Its about time something caught up to the durango, its only been a decade

[@JBM425]

The previous Pathfinder was also rated to row 6,000 pounds, but with a CVT, who really trusted it to tow that much? Having a “real” automatic is a big boost in towing confidence.

[@james2042]

@@JBM425 I didn't realize it did okay my bad, but yea CVT towing without a launch gear, yikes.

[@mark8684]

Alex - You mistakenly said the Pathfinder is several inches shorter than a Telluride or Pallisade. At 197 inches long, it is nearly exactly the same length as the Telluride. At 114.2”, the wheelbase is exactly the same as the Telluride and Pallisade. And at 77.9”, the overall width is nearly exactly the same as the Pallisade and Telluride. Nissan has greatly improved their vehicles of late, as evidenced by the new Sentra and Rogue, and I’m anxious to test this new Pathfinder!

[@magellanmax]

I think Nissan finally listened to their customers complaining about the useless CVT.

[@toys5355]

Hope for next year’s Rogue 🤞🏻

[@laurak19]

Really like the look of this. Wish it would have been out sooner just got a highlander

[@naveenthemachine]

Wow it’s back in the game! Guess it’s over for the Highlander since there really isn’t anything it does well like any of its competitors, except for expected reliability and possibly the hybrid.

[@naveenthemachine]

@@arrogen2831 not for long though. The corolla can’t even outclass the civic and the civic was there since 2016 and the 2020 corolla redesign didn’t do anything

[@svx914]

How did you not comment that it has amber signal lights?!!!

[@johnnyk6906]

Nissan is back in the game with new design language and ditching the least reliable CVT they have been using on all of their vehicles.

[@chuckers40]

Nissan is coming back big. I'm guessing all of their redesign or refresh vehicles will no longer offer CVT's (or will gradually start phasing the CVT's out). They will offer 8 or 9 speed automatics. All of their vehicles have had a refresh or a redesign with the exception of the Murano and their trucks.

[@herrgolf]

Nahhhh... they outsourced this 9-speed which to me says they don’t intend to get rid of CVTs across the board. They are probably gonna put most of their money into EV development.

[@liddlebopeep]

Nissan is still heavily invested in CVT's and JATCO which they aren't likely to give up soon; the 9-speed auto in this Pathfinder seems to be a one off .

[@janeeyre5981]

What car did you hit the pot with?

[@mobgma]

ZF 9HP transmission is still not a good transmission. do not be fooled folks. still better than a cvt so it will help sales and will help people cross shop. try not to delete truthful comments more AOA.

[@bumasoud4622]

I have 2014 model , it's great car , no problem so far with 140 thousand km.

[@diasporael7563]

Alex your incorrect in the length of of this Pathfinder @7:06 as being 'several inches shorter' when in fact you said its 197" long which is an inch longer than both the Hyundai/Kia twins.

[@ulisg6040]

Judging by the large yellow leaves on the trees, was this video filmed in the fall? It's strange to see such weather when in Canada the snow has not yet melted 🥶

[@aharquail]

You live in the wrong part of Canada then 😉. Not everywhere is cold. Here on Vancouver Island we rarely have snow at all. Don’t make all of Canada sound so terrible 😁 ⛰ 🏝

[@tpolerex7282]

He said at he beginning that he was in San Diego.

[@derekmarion7237]

I'm disappointed they went away from the CVT going to miss that quick and linear acceleration... but I'm still going to buy one :]

[@dedreandixon4620]

You, sir, are alone in missing the CVT. Lol

[@derekmarion7237]

@@dedreandixon4620 My 13 made it 150k before I traded up to a 19 ... 65k miles and many camping trips later here we are :]

[@e2xx911]

@@dedreandixon4620 CVT wasn't an issue. The only ones who complained were Scotty killmer sheep and people who didn't maintain the fluid.

[@Pikminiman]

@@e2xx911 : Agreed. Honda and Kia CVTs are great. The problem is specifically Nissan CVTs.

[@migueralliart]

Said no one EVER!

[@southernbrew4252]

I can't figure out for the life of me how Nissan is still in business.

[@robertporter1984]

BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL! Praying Nissan Does away with the CVTs in all but there small cars and COMES BACK!

[@wallybeegone]

Finally! Now if only they would get rid of the CVT In their other cars

[@watershed44]

@Alex on Autos *NISSAN DID WHAT MAKES SENSE! THEY LISTENED TO WHAT THE CUSTOMER ACTUALLY WANTED. NO MORE CVT* That alone makes them better than many other auto manufacturers today, too many others only hear what they want to hear from the governments, and industry councils. Now they need to get rid of them or at least give consumers a choice of CVT or regular automatic gearboxes in their other models.

[@harryaxe5167]

Alex, to get a 12" monitor in the Toyota, youwill have to spend near $50,000. These cars will never be equal because they are priced differently.

[@arnoldquimson9590]

What is the load capacity of its roof rails? Its dynamic load? Its static load? Planning to buy this pathfinder if it can bear the load of hardshell roof top tent. Thanks

[@tundeagbona5718]

Where is the spare tire?

[@noelsilva8887]

Nice work Nissan but why do they go cheap with the lights? Always halfway. Lucky we can add led to the non led lights. So that good.

[@harryaxe5167]

12" NAV display in Toyota may use only 2/3 of screen width when in map display mode.

[@Ron-h4l]

That rock creek pathfinder is sweet

[@eugeneb8632]

Nissan you need to update your key fob I had issues with your push button start with a Nissan I use to have.

[@epicwolf]

I think I am going to get this pathfander when it comes out.

[@mountainhobo]

For that kind of money you cannot adjust passenger's lumbar support?

[@AlcheMinister]

For a second there thought I saw a real Pathfinder behind you.

[@kaci99990]

Hey. Alex can you please review Nissan Pathfinder 2022. Thanks

[@bslorbust]

Why does everyone hate CVT? I'm looking at a 2018 Pathfinder tomorrow and will like to know.

[@Mo.Jo.]

Does pressing that button permanently disable auto start/stop or do you have to press it every single time you start the vehicle?

[@jameswong8010]

Nissans found the right path😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@tiwarankin6566]

Pathfinder looks simple n good

[@WaheedKhan-mm3pw]

I would definitely avoid the first model year. Let Nissan work out the issues and hopefully be a good buy by then.

[@markmiller3279]

Agreed. That's a good idea with most new models, but Nissan has had serious reliability issues, so avoiding the first year is an excellent idea. Wait a couple of years even to see how these hold up.