2025 Nissan Frontier First Look | Bigger LCD, More Towing, Still Has A V6!

[@guantai69]

Pro-4X with a six foot bed is a game changer hands down.

[@Libertarian_Neighbor]

Agree 👍

[@All-Miles-Matter]

Agree! We can't really camp without it

[@dyoolan]

Yea I need 6ft bed. Hence I have the 22 sv. Would totally buy pro4x 6ft bed

[@LuisUrbieta]

I really love de Nissan frontier matter Summer of the speech​@@dyoolan

[@davewilson7602]

Same, I literally didn’t buy one just because I couldn’t get that combination but now I’ll trade in when these come out and get discounts after a few months

[@joebullington4997]

My own take is that they did enough and not too much. I still enjoy the simplicity of all the buttons and not having a digital dash doesn't bother me a bit...less to go wrong in the long run. If I was looking for a non-full size truck, this would be at the top of my list.

[@booster222jc]

I think the updates are spot on and they didn't take away the V6 and 9 speed. Also, the 6 foot bed on the Pro 4X is a game changer.

[@NicolasLaughs9320]

Thank goodness Nissan didn’t replace the engine or the transmission in the Frontier

[@MrSelvin78]

Yes..waiting for pathfinder to keep same v6 but with latest lcd

[@NicolasLaughs9320]

@@MrSelvin78 idk of Nissan’s gonna keep it on the pathfinder, the 2025 Infiniti QX60’s engine was replaced with a turbo engine

[@MrSelvin78]

@NicolasLaughs9320 Oh... Then 100% pathfinder also will not have V6

[@drecksaukerl]

True. Had they gone to a turbo 4, they would have been killing the goose that lays the golden egg.

[@southernslipping4225]

They did was a 4.0

[@skexzies3673]

Thank God they didn't ruin it with a Hybrid option...or Turbo. And they kept the 21gal fuel tank. Excellent Truck!

[@spenceralridge4958]

So the mere fact that a hybrid is an option ruins the truck? That seems stupid.

[@spletest8977]

Now this is a truck Nissan can sell for 15 years - simple, robust, and reliable. Im hoping we get a new xterra on this platform.

[@SLHJR0390]

@jeanclaude7018the frame facts are spot on. Lots of very satisfied drivetrain fans of Toyota, not so many frame fans.

[@mickeybrumfield764]

Alex nailed it he knew this was coming. It is quite a handsome package.

[@CARBONHAWK1]

Nissan lowkey killing it with the V6/AT combo on the Pathfinder and Frontier

[@dusandestanovic5884]

I love the Pro-4X displayed in the video. The steering wheel and even more the wheels look absolutely bonkers. I would definitely purchase it.

[@naveenthemachine]

Probably the best Asian midsize truck out now

[@willb6070]

I could do without the huge FRONTIER on the dash and wish they at last offered an optional factory trailer brake controller (as you can get in Tacoma, Ranger, and Colorado/Canyon). Also glad they're offering a tad more on the tow rating, the telescopic wheel and longer bed option. But other than that, I like it (although I wish the backseat room was a tad larger and seatback angle wasn't so upright). I could be persuaded.

[@Smoothsounds88]

This interior looks great! They kept buttons!! Well done, I say.

[@bushwalker2673]

6 ft bed is a must

[@LukeO-1234]

I just test drove a 24 on Saturday. I might hold off for this!

[@clarkkent9080]

without a deal on a 2024, your looking at $5-7,000 more for the same thing except for bigger screen and telescoping wheel. I just bought a 2024 ProX at $5,000 under MSRP.

[@lawrenceralph7481]

The VQ is excellent. Has 2 go 250k mi. Maintain & enjoy.

[@coachsteve10]

Remove the "FRONTIER" from the interior dash and it would be chef's kiss

[@coachsteve10]

@jeanclaude7018 just leave it blank and keep it clean

[@frankleespeaking9519]

Agree

[@fastdude2002]

Looks tacky putting huge words across a dash….i like the truck overall though…

[@coachsteve10]

@@fastdude2002 Agreed. Especially in person, the Frontier just has a charm about it, at least to me it does.

[@MugatuJag]

Hey Alex, great vid . I’ve been watching you for over a decade and you look great. I don’t know if you lost weight or what but you look younger, not that you ever looked old. Keep it up. Thanks for all the great content for over a decade.👌💯

[@Gman50001]

These seem like good changes. 6ft bed availability and a bigger screen are the 2 things I would have probably asked for. I am definitely okay with them keeping the mostly analog gauge cluster.

[@EVILGOKU1986]

I agree Alex, i want a single cab truck with the top trim interior with a six foot bed. The V6 engine sounds like a solid choice.

[@kieransteele7223]

Pro4x with a 6ft bed is enticing

[@TheBreakfastLover]

And yet they can't update the circa-2009 screens on the Infiniti Q50.

[@ItsAlive111]

They know that nobody will buy a Q50 whether they upgrade the screen or not 😅

[@occckid123]

They don't even sell that

[@ItsAlive111]

@@occckid123 sure they do. 2024 Q50 models start at $43k lol

[@bobbbobb4663]

The funny thing is that Nissan was ahead of their time. Now every manufacturer is trying to out screen everyone else.

[@anman366]

Wow, I didn't even realize that Infiniti was still selling cars

[@ninji5226]

I have a 15 Titan that I use to tow a 30ft camper and I love it, save for fuel economy when I'm not towing. If I ever get a seasonal site and no longer have a need to do heavy towing the Frontier is the truck I would get. The decent towing capability and good looks are a nice combo and this new model just makes it that much nicer.

[@IamGroot786]

Glad to see the improvements. If I were in the market I'd totally consider this too.

[@SWAMPTTHING]

I removed the Pro4X stickers on my new 2024 because I didn't like driving a billboard but I really like the curb appeal of the whole thing in general. I certainly would not care for the huge FRONTIER on the dash if it had them. From what you described on the 2025, Im not at all disappointed by not waiting a few months. That's a good feeling since it may be a long time before I can do this again lol.

[@79bnice]

I hope that the frontier logo in the center is not present in the final release product.

[@AAutoBuyersGuide]

This is the final product. We don't know if it will be this way in the SL or S trims, but Pro 4X will look exactly like this.

[@kyrosmike]

looks like dental floss will get that off, or plastic razor blade, if logo is color matched to the car

[@timebomb1251]

Hopefully these just stay on the Pros 🤞

[@shawnlister2730]

7:43 No Alex, I think this 20 year old Nissan V6 will be more reliable and have less maintenance to deal with at 100k+ miles than the new turbo hybrid Tacoma. This Frontier might be slower and achieve less MPG than the new high tech Tacoma. But I highly doubt it will be less reliable.

[@clarkkent9080]

I agree with the reliability statement and while the V6 is a evolution of previous engines, the 3.8 L came out in 2020

[@juanpi4u]

I hope Nissan doesn't forget to put a trailer brake controller this time.

[@stephanematis]

My biggest worry is not with the Frontier, but Nissan itself. When you hear that their profits are sinking and their lineup is suffering, it feels like they need to do some drastic things to remain viable. So much good history, I really hope they get on better footing fast.

[@nocturnallips]

Too much tech pushies up the price, right now nissan's advantage is affordability, dont need an lcd cluster. People want a simple truck under 40k!

[@clarkkent9080]

I got a 2024 Nissan Frontier ProX with the standard options and Tech package for $40k out the door tax and tag

[@excape_artist]

glad they're now offering a screen that Nissan SHOULD have been shipping this whole time! there's still something "dated" looking about all their buttons though... that said, i'm just happy they've kept physical controls at all. my interest in the Frontier has been renewed!

[@MrCythos]

The mid-size truck segment is tempting but i just wish they would slope the hoods down more to help with visibility.

[@occckid123]

That would def be good for looks a approach angles lol

[@ryanpatterson9526]

I'm glad they kept the changes minor. I don't want all those extra LCD displays and other tech.

[@zanthir1393]

It's an improvement for sure. I was looking to replace my 15 year old last gen Frontier with the current gen, and there's not enough improvement for it to be worthwhile. This is definitely moving in the right direction. However, with the Titan being discontinued, I hope Nissan takes this opportunity to invent a new category. I would love a v6 truck bigger than the current Frontier, but smaller than the Titan. If they could meet in the middle and make something new soon, I'd be very intrigued.

[@zanthir1393]

The T100 was before my time, but from looking into it, that's not quite what I'm talking about. I do remember full size trucks not being behemoths, and wish they'd go back. I love my current midsize truck mostly, just wish the cab was bigger for a growing family. A full size crew cab interior is great, but the cost and vehicle footprint are too much. Would still love something in between the current size offerings, but I understand that might be a niche market.

[@zanthir1393]

I see the logic, but the modern family dynamics have shifted. My wife still has the people mover, but if we're doing dirty stuff, taking the kids to sports events, creek, camping, etc, my truck is still the go to. It's tight on the interior. In my ideal world, they would stretch the midsize cab by 6 inches in length, maybe 4 inches in width, and just add that to the wheel base. Still significantly smaller than the current full size segment. The Frontier's wheelbase is already 5 inches shorter than the GMC twins, so it's possible. In reality I probably need to bite the bullet and just get a full size, but I'm fighting it.

[@zanthir1393]

It doesn't worry me due to quality, but that longer wheelbase doesn't come with a larger cab unfortunately. It's currently my front runner if I were to replace my 2010 Frontier with a midsize truck today, but it honestly still feels smaller inside than my current Frontier. But I've lived with this truck for 15 years, so will probably just hang onto it for now. Again, with my needs, I'm likely going to have to upsize. Just dreaming of a happy medium.

[@StevieB3]

I am glad they didn’t go buck wild and change the frontier. I just bought a 2024 Nissan Frontier Pro-4X and I love it. A 6’ bed would have been nice. Naturally aspirated V6 still 🙌🏻 thank you Nissan.

[@clarkkent9080]

A 6 foot bed would be nice but I like that mine fits (barely) in my garage.

[@sammyjammy6647]

Hopefully the resolution on the 360 camera is not trash and also the screen is halved when the camera system is on.

[@trailbuilderXC]

Just bought a 2024 Pro-4X, in the green. I am loving the truck! But now seeing the logoing on the dash, and the bigger screen that doesn't seem like it is displaying more, I am happy I didn't wait for 2025. I really dislike the new logo'ing on the 2025 dash. Prior to purchasing, we test-drove and compared the Frontier to Toyota, Ford and both of the Chev & GM. All of the other brands have hideous interiors. I don't need my truck screaming at me what model I just bought. I know, I paid for it. The understated interior, the V6 and reliability (I have an Xterra with 300k) is what I was most interested in when we purchased. Wasn't interested in first gen turbo trucks.

[@quoththeraven7]

the front bumper looks bulky to me I like the 2024 bumper. It looks a little bit more classy.

[@Garlander]

Same. I think a lot of people agree. Should've left it alone

[@1asian1phone]

Agree.. I just got a pro-x 2 months ago and I like the current front end better and the beadlock gray wheels a tad better. But I do welcome the bigger screen, telescoping steering wheel and more power seat adjustment. I thought it was weird that I have a power driver seat but lumbar adjustment is a lever on the other side of the seat.

[@joshdoddadbod]

Wow a lot of important improvements! This pretty much sells me on a 6 foot bed pro4x. Of course I wont be able to buy one for some time thanks to the cost of living being absolutely insane.

[@stevornrichards1380]

Lease to buy is a great option

[@clarkkent9080]

The cost of vehicles is only going up....way up. The taco is absolutely insanely priced and cheap plastic interior

[@clarkkent9080]

@jeanclaude7018 It takes generations to make and lose a reputation. With the Tundra and Tacoma problems, Toyota's reputation has taken a hit. There is another news story going around where an engine in one of their new cars caught fire while still in warranty and the owner had a dash cam and did everything you are supposed to do (pull over immediately and shut car off). Toyota refused to cover the loss because the guy was going 85 mph and exceeding the speed limit. This is the kinda stuff Honda has been doing for years.

[@clarkkent9080]

@jeanclaude7018 I would think it is about complexity. The only vehicle that will not have a turbo issue is one that does not have a turbo. Multi speed transmissions have more moving parts and that means more potential failures. I am old school and amazed at people that demand apple car play and android auto, heated/cooled seats, heated steering wheel. all the safety features, power this and that and then complain when it breaks. The main purpose is to get from point A to B and anything you add for comfort adds to complexity and potential failure. I can wait 5 minutes for the heater or AC to make me comfortable. And once I set the seat, it never gets changed. I just bought a Nissan Frontier ProX and it has the auto start/stop. I press the defeat button after starting but will soon install an aftermarket defeat circuit. People don't realize that there is more to auto start stop than just starting and stopping. It requires a massive battery ($$$ for replacement), upgraded starter, different heat/cooling system, and additional electronics all increasing cost and complexity. You pay for what you get and then pay again when that option breaks. Every manufacturer is having problems with the technology, some more than others.

[@Sasquatchflow]

100% I’ll be getting this truck!!

[@germanjimenez5968]

I like the changes. I like it how Nissan kept it, sweet and simple.

[@nitroxide17]

Those silver slots on top of the grill really bother me. Everything else is great!

[@richadent968]

I would like to see a regular cab with 6' bed $30,000 work truck

[@clarkkent9080]

You can get a stripped SV with the same power train for very close to $30k if you deal on a 2024

[@nickgrimaldi6004]

Oh, Nissan. I’m in the market for a mid-size pickup and have owned many Nissan models before. The Frontier technically checks all the boxes, but the competition is notably more modern/updated. The HVAC controls, camera system, and steering wheel are all aged Nissan designs from at least 2018, if not older. I’ve owned the Altima, Rouge, and Kicks. For a 2025 model, the interior is all too familiar. These designs are functional and reliable, but lack the modern feel of the Tacoma or Ford twins. I would love to see Nissan to take the time to update their design language to be more current, or better yet, set the standard for a mid-size pickup in North America. They need to draw in more customers by making the trims more geared to a specific set of customers. Luxury, performance, and ‘work’ focused trims could really get the Frontier on more people’s shopping list. Nissan needs to do a better job at pulling focus from other brands and not just following behind them to really make this a success for them.

[@christopherchristie4642]

I hear ya! However, I think a lot of truck buyers want what works reliably which isn't always the latest, greatest piece of whiz-bang technology. As you mentioned, the stuff is functional and reliable. Also have to give kudos for not putting HVAC stuff into a touch screen. I can definitely recognize the HVAC head unit though. It looks like a slightly updated one from my 2015 and 2018 Sentra's. I'm kind of surprised they didn't use the one from the Pathfinder, but maybe there wasn't a cheap way to redesign it without the 2nd/3rd row controls.

[@scott8238]

This is a quality built truck and it's solid. The drive train including the frame is better than the competition. It's sounds your focus is aesthetics and not the real nuts and bolts that will make this truck last longer.

[@clarkkent9080]

You pay for what you get and when it breaks, you pay for it again.

[@revmotor]

That new screen needs to be in the Z

[@michaelgarvin8621]

It looks good from the outside. did not need to do a lot. But the inside looks much better👍. And thank goodness there's now wireless Android auto 👍👍

[@JCintheBCC]

I think this is what a lot of people wanted the fourth gen Tacoma to be: Keep a V6 and pair it to a better transmission... maybe updated infotainment but nothing crazy. Nissan is going to steal a lot of Taco sales.

[@clarkkent9080]

not sure of that. Once a Taco fan boy always a fan boy

[@Garlander]

Bigger screen should mean better clarity for the cameras (I hope)

[@Astroinmotion]

NA V6 is still more reliable and bullet proof. I can only wish Toyota didn't drop 3.5 V6 they should keep it as option on new tacoma

[@calumridenour4947]

Is the bed width between the wheel wells 48 inches? If not, huge miss in my opinion.

[@TalismanPHX]

Need a more basic model with the option for the full safety suite. The V6 engine is a winner 🏆

[@neubauerjoseph]

Now need to buy one ☝️

[@moondog3056]

Only issue is the hideous Frontier logo in the middle of the dashboard

[@John-kx3ng]

The Frontier will continue to cut into Tacoma sales due to its pricing and lack of a V6.

[@naveenthemachine]

The frontier makes the Tacoma irrelevant The frontier is the Tacoma we deserve

[@daweed980]

​@@naveenthemachine sales figures say otherwise but continue to be delusional

[@naveenthemachine]

@@daweed980 that is until Tacoma owners have reported problems with the MANUAL transmission

[@clarkkent9080]

There will always be Taco fan boys

[@fastdude2002]

I have owned 3, I’m about to buy a truck and for the first time I’m not looking at Toyota. 4 banger turbo, front shock mounts blowing out, front drive breaking on simple off roading, transmissions failing on low milage trucks, not to mention the Tundra engines all need replacing on brand new trucks. Toyota has lost their way and destroyed their reputation…..

[@germanjimenez5968]

What I like what Nissan did is that you can now get the 6' bed combo.

[@tipsovr2626]

Being able to get the 6' bed on all models make this truck much more appealing to me. No, I wouldn't want that GIANT Frontier logo plastered on my dash either.

[@ScottWaliszewski-ud2mz]

Breaking news Toyota is putting back the V6 engine in the 2025 Toyota Tacoma!!! Can’t wait to buy one

[@hoseman10]

That will just be in the X-runner.

[@thetinysideoftiny7625]

I LOVE all the changes and upgrades, except the obnoxious “FRONTIER” badge below the infotainment. It shouts “Alpha-Bro”. It’s silly and cartoonish. Otherwise, Bravo Nissan!

[@passionnotparked9099]

They did well, but not enough for me to purchase.

[@michaelbury1941]

Love this truck including FRONTIER on the dash

[@leerosky]

I recently had a Frontier ( Xtra Cab ?) two door plus two small suicide doors for a rental. Base truck, no power mirrors, no telescoping steering wheel, found it odd, but whatever. Truck have plenty of power for daily use and it’s delivery was super smooth. I was rather impressed how well that base truck drove and handle. The new for 2025 updates are small yet they aren’t overdone. The only change I don’t like are the wheels on the Pro4x trim. In my opinion they don’t look good, more like aftermarket ones.

[@bennypman]

wonder if they improved the camera quality

[@clarkkent9080]

remember before cameras when you turned your head or looked in the mirror and the quality was as good as your eyes. And unless you went blind that feature always worked and never broke?

[@frankhertwig2134]

Agreed that a lower trim version would be a great idea: less tech, one exterior color, vinyl seats, rubber floor covering, AC delete and an audio system that is dealer installed. Tow package standard and get the price below $30k.

[@bayernmunchen6762]

from all the mid size trucks, this is the one I will purchase.

[@R1Ammar]

Great review as always. I have a 23' Pro 4x right now. I wish they added ventilated seats and I'm bummed out about the omission of Baja Storm color.

[@Joe-eg7ml]

Add a 4auto and this would be a perfect truck

[@J.Wick.]

Best trucks on the market IMO. Love my Titan. Y'all missing out on a solid, reliable truck at a better price than most.

[@user-ms4ef8xz9t]

Never thought I'd see the day when a pick up truck would advertise having "bigger screens". How sad is that!

[@draconus003]

I love everything the 25 has I just wish there was more storage options similar to the in tailgate storage the GM twins have since the fender sub woofer takes away storage space under the back seat, its a similar lack of storage like my 2010 le with the Rockford fosgate sub... Also i hope the 25 will have adjustment for the mids in the fender audio... Other nitpick would be a factory 1-2 inch lift for the pro-x and 4x models... I also kinda love the frontier badging under the screen, it's unique and matches the rest of the red accents

[@SLHJR0390]

I love that the larger screen extends horizontally and BELOW the dash line. The new 4Runner looks like a factory iPad is jutting out of the top of the dash, and it’s in the way frankly. All of the top pop screens as I call them. It’s obnoxious to me.

[@TheRaptor1964]

Looks good to me. Planning to get one once they became available

[@dtay8913]

"Refreshed" with the steering wheel of a 2004 model, an analog display, and cheap plastic. Yup, that sounds about right for Nissan.

[@minksopro]

What are you talking about with the first two lol

[@dtay8913]

​@minksopro I was exaggerating with the steering wheel but it is very outdated. The display cluster has analogue gagues as opposed to fully digital like everything else in the segment.

[@minksopro]

@@dtay8913 no idea how the steering wheel is outdated and screens break too easy gauges are better

[@clarkkent9080]

Buy a Taco made by Mexicans making $2.50 and hour and pay $12,000 more and even get a turbo

[@minksopro]

@@clarkkent9080 Toyota ceo should be criminally charged for charging 70k for a 4 banger pickup truck

[@jjohnsoniaff1]

Hate to see the Titan go but glad to see them using those left over Titan parts.

[@joeamith838]

That big "FRONTIER" under the screen has got to go.

[@solracarevir]

Can we talk about how awesome those wheels on the Pro4X looks?????

[@gregdixon3797]

Nice truck. They’re hitting lots now and the MSRP seems to be up considerably.

[@germanjimenez5968]

The screen is perfect. If the customers want a bigger screen. I suggest removing your 65" LED, Smart TV, from your living room. And place on the dashboard of your 2025 Nissan Frontier Pro4x. Lol.

[@AngryAsianOG]

As a Titan pro4X owner the refresh looks great, but no moon roof? Just the old school roof, makes no sense

[@karenhughes401]

Hearing a Pro 4 x with 2 popular packages tech and heated seats , steering wheel ect will top out at $ 51,990 .

[@sentiencepsn2714]

Did Jeep cancel the 3.6 V6 in the Gladiator? That’s another naturally aspirated option. Assuming you are willing to buy a Stellantis product.

[@chiefrainingstereotype.4184]

Ya I’d def take a ram 3.6 over this, or any other mid size for that matter.. cheaper, better mileage, full size

[@morgan98801]

They’re solid trucks.

[@PeaElle1]

Hopefully, they improved the camera resolution

[@occckid123]

Doubt it.

[@steveo5763]

Is that the transmission you can't get parts for? Leaky seal cost just under 10k to replace.

[@tplus3017]

All those over stressed 4 banger turbos and Nissan decided to say up yours to the EPA and keep a normal truck engine? Good stuff.

[@savillecreations8046]

I have a 2023 Pro 4x. Did they improve the camera resolution on the 2025? Poor quality on the 22-24 Frontiers.

[@bugsmasher7410]

That Frontier logo on the dash is too much, they don’t need to market the model name to the owner inside the truck. They know what they bought or leased. It does not enhance the look at all. I think it detracts from the major improvement to the infotainment display. Not a fan of the plastic piece across the tailgate either. The 2024 tailgate looks a lot cleaner. Otherwise they did good. Simple changes and a lot of us old school drivers prefer the analog gauges to keep sticker prices down and reliability up.

[@KrAk_D0g]

Absolute W from nissan with the crew cab long bed in a pro4x trim im finna have to save up lol

[@Darianparsiani]

"nissan frontier has a bit less reliability" ? I don't know what you are talking about, we got 3 nissan fronties in our family purchased in 2007 and 2009, and they have been tanks all the way up to now with well over 300k km. I am buying a 2025 as a forth truck in our family. I say the frontier is as reliable as tacoma if not more reliable. People just hype up toyota all the time.

[@RobustArid379]

I just got a ATX4 and traded in for a ranger, and trade it for a pro4x next generation

[@Kjhgr01]

I would have like a Stop & Go adaptive cruise control option. Everything else is great.

[@pinkcitrus98]

The exterior was never the problem. This new interior looks real nice for an entry-level pickup truck. Only wish they removed the goody red logos. So childish! 🤦🏻

[@clarkkent9080]

Red would not bother me but they are orange

[@Bobstone2131]

Nice update. The 6 foot bed is a must have. My only ask would be for more torque. Love the NA V6, but it's significantly down on torque compared to its competitors. Hopefully the price reflects that it's an old platform and the development costs have been paid for several times over.

[@M1911jln]

That’s because the other options have turbos, which you don’t want.

[@ALMX5DP]

@@M1911jln I think for any consumer grade product they are fine. If someone is running a fleet, sure get the most basic tool for the job.

[@mdp581]

Great they added the telescope steering wheelk and kept the V6; but those new wheels are not nearly as good looking as the previous wheels for pro4x. Now they just need to make an XTerra version of this new Frontier.

[@seadoo4life127]

Finally! That truck was still sooo old looking. Needed to be more stout. Looked like a truck my mom would have bought.

[@eliteexposure5594]

This one is going to be atleast $5k more expensive. The 24 pro4x was 48k, the 2025 pro4x will be atleast 53k Im guessing.

[@clarkkent9080]

I just bought a 2024 proX new with all the typical options (mats, remote start, etc) and the Tech package for $5,000 UNDER MSRP

[@eliteexposure5594]

@jeanclaude7018 Im guessing, but Im pretty sure its going to be a lot more. The 12 inch screen, telescoping steering wheel, electric lumbar, inflation, etc. aint guna' pay for itself. Thats where the customer will have to cough up the money.

[@Libertarian_Neighbor]

I’m nervous about the 9 speed transmission. Just give us a bombproof 6 speed.

[@fromscla5883]

I have a 2022 frontier (purchased in November 2021) . It’s a great transmission 🫡

[@southernslipping4225]

Love the inside it looks a lot like a Tacoma

[@shawnn6926]

I have a '17 Tacoma TRD Sport V6 ext cab 6.5' bed. Someday I will need to replace it. I would love a ProX4 with a 6' bed in a king cab configuration. I need a truck to do truck things but I never carry passengers.

[@JAT922]

Does this mean the Pro4x will be available with King cab?

[@maxapollo1]

Black or Carbon fiber would have been a better choice for the top of the infotainment center ...it would be modded as soon as i picked one up

[@tomglpn]

I've heard some negatives about the transmission in these in the last few years, any input? I'm kinda looking at getting one

[@pippinized]

I was hoping for some 4-piston front brakes... but other than that, very not bad!