Does 2025 Nissan Frontier Fix the 5 Worst Flaws of the Frontier's Previous Model?

Does 2025 Nissan Frontier Fix the 5 Worst Flaws of the Frontier's Previous Model? The 2025 Nissan Frontier is already here, and it’s generating a lot of buzz. But does the Nissan Frontier 2025 truly address the biggest flaws that plagued its predecessor? This video dives into whether the Nissan Frontier has finally fixed the issues that left drivers and critics wanting more. If you've been waiting for the perfect mid-size truck, the 2025 Frontier might just be what you’ve been hoping for. We explore the changes that could make the Frontier 2025 a real game-changer. Get ready to find out if this new model lives up to the hype. You won’t want to miss what’s in store with the 2025 Nissan Frontier!
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[@jte3470]

Yes. I currently own a 2023 Nissan Frontier, and would buy again in a heartbeat. It's a truck. I looked at a Chevy Colorado before buying Nissan Frontier. My old truck was a 2008 Chevy Colorado and I loved it. When I found out about the turbo engine, I immediately took my money elsewhere.

[@riddley4083]

Some of the things you are calling flaws, such as the naturally aspirated V6, are exactly what is drawing former Toyota Tacoma customers to Nissan. Simplicity and reliability that you won't get with a turbo 4. Many truck buyers want a simple interior and dash with analog and knobs, not the big bolt on Ipad screens and techno Japanese nonsense they are putting in Chevy and Fords and Tacomas. Men want work trucks that are reliable and like traditional functionality. End of story.

[@mackey-5438]

My feelings exactly. Well said.

[@JakeArmyRetired]

Those that know trucks, dont want any turbos or hybrid trucks...yep win Nissan!

[@tonyl4010]

The "old V6" is the best thing about it!

[@timdeleij7105]

Yet the motor will last 300000 miles compared to Colorado blowing up at 120000

[@Stu2366593]

Not challenging you, but where did you find this data? It would help in my decision process. Thx.

[@tommyg857]

If Nissan offered a double cab with the long box in a manual transmission, they would sell lots of them, because Toyota fans have wanted that for years. Toyota gives some lame excuse about fitting into a suburban garage. Too bad Nissan killed off their manuals.

[@Frontier2022]

Great approach if not broken don’t fix it.

[@triple6758]

Old school? Customary is a better description. Traditional, also.

[@3RAN7ON]

It's funny you mentioned Toyotas turbocharged four-cylinder engine but didn't mention all the recalls for the that engine

[@reynaldomartinez4291]

Frontier: is the best REAL truck in the market. Period.

[@luisperalta3228]

More ting too go wrong with turbos

[@joeypinto5967]

Why is no turbo a problem

[@anyway_anyway]

Changing cosmetic doesn't make the truck better...10yr old frame design just made me change my mind of buying this truck...imo

[@davidwalker989]

Older technology and frames are a lot better than the new technology

[@jte3470]

All 5 of these "flaws" are the reason I bought a Nissan Frontier. I looked at Toyota, Chevy and even Honda before deciding on my 2023 Nissan Frontier SV 4x4 Midnight Edition. It rides, drives, and tows like a truck, which is what I wanted.

[@jeffreyhall838]

Wtf! You think a turbo engine is an upgrade? I would buy this truck for the non-turbo V6 if for nothing else

[@ridefast88]

Where is the roof rack?

[@petersonpeterson5572]

dont want turbo they eat like a v8 and break often. all the trucks cant come close to the price of the nissan comparably equipped.

[@patrickyoung2151]

we dont want a new power train or frame type. we want a regular old n/a v6 with the body on frame design. We want reliability and customizability, not fancy turbos or funny suspension designs

[@clarkkent9080]

With a lot of TLC, very careful driving, and rigid maintenance, a turbo should last 100K + miles. However the simple fact is that the vast majority of Americans don't do any of that and for them, a NA engine is best.

[@brad4527]

Well .... If biden didn't muck up the energy independents, 4bag crap turbos wouldn't even be talked about!

[@CHN-fh2sn]

Want a 150,000 mile truck? Buy one with a turbo. Want a 300,000 mile truck? Don't buy a turbo.

[@jdouglas2109]

Pro 4X long bed very likely in my future.

[@allenj.7157]

If it ain't broke don't fix it. Who when I bought my F150 I went with 5.0L over the ECOBOOST. Would never by a turbo charged truck. I have been in the market for a new truck and when I found out Ford, GM, and Toyota all had turbo's I started looking at Nissan.

[@dixy2k]

The V6 is the best thing Nissan got over its competition. Don't look at it as a negative. Toyota decided to play stupid and it shows up in their reliability of the new turbo 4 cylinder.

[@rhysredin3030]

Turbo 4s are for honda civics, not trucks.

[@XxnosmanXx]

Just add a supercharger and smoke the competition.

[@PrecisionKing85]

But how reliable are those 2 liter turbo charged engines though?

[@jaysworld5378]

Doesn't the Toyota also offer Crew Cab with a long bed?