Nissan Is Coming For Toyota With The New 2022 Nissan Frontier

[@revilsdr]

I have a new frontier and it gets over 20mpg. I traded in a 2021 Ranger xlt and it never got more than 19mpg. I really enjoy the steering its not loose and all over the road like most of Fords trucks. This truck also is way more comfortable than a Tacoma for a long road trips.

[@kentadamson6992]

I agree, I just bought one and can get 25 mpg if I drive gently

[@ms1406]

@@kentadamson6992 lol I only get 20.7 in my ranger n yea it does be all over the road . Still love it though but ima trade it in for a silverado or f150

[@mariettadashcam6857]

@@kentadamson6992 how I get 19.5 mpg city

[@piratepete2022]

@@ms1406 get a Titan its a better built truck with a proven V8. If it fits your needs. The Titan is way underrated for what it is.

[@ms1406]

@@piratepete2022 i love the titan but i ended up with a f150 and i like it because my fiance can easily drivd it she said all the other trucks were uncomfortable

[@tomdrummy4984]

The sv 4x4 trim in blue looks awesome 👍

[@henryd5752]

Thank you for reviewing a different trim other than the Pro 4X

[@pdacore]

Agreed! Not all of us are rock crawlers or mud drivers. It was great to finally see a review of more urban pickup.

[@henryd5752]

@@pdacore my back would not allow it even if I wanted to lol

[@NorthPaddle]

I have watched your review about four times. Mainly because you’re the only one who shows the SV trim. I own an old 4wd Toyota that will remain my off road crawler. I’m not gonna drop 44 grand on a new truck and then drive it through the brush, rocks, and woods. For me, The SV trim with the upgrade premium package makes the most sense. Great review.

[@dlg5485]

Excellent review, Alex! Having owned 2 Frontiers and a Tacoma in the past, I would definitely choose this over the Tacoma. In fact, I hated my Tacoma. It was uncomfortable, drove like sh*t and the chassis vibrations drove me nuts. I got rid of it after just a year. However, I have always enjoyed my Frontiers as the reliable, capable, durable, affordable trucks that they are. That said, I definitely wouldn't say this new Frontier still offers the same value as before. I purchased a well equipped 2016 Pro4X for $34k while the new Pro4X starts at $38k with no options, so when compared to the competition that previous value is almost gone. Also, there are quite a few annoyances in this new truck... no telescoping steering wheel, lots of hard plastic, dumb location for offroad controls (down by left knee), pricey option packages, it's not really all new, etc. That said, I'll probably still buy a Pro4X next year because it is now the best overall midsize truck available, in my opinion. I just wish Nisan had gone a bit further to truly modernize this truck, especially considering how long they waited to do a redesign. Who knows when the next one will be...

[@caliboyrob]

This is perfect for frontier buyers. It’s new but still simple. That will go along way. Yea there’s parts from last gen and not as fancy but Nissan doesn’t need it to be. The truck will sell its self.

[@jc5604]

Toyota isn't fancy at all and they sell like crazy. Fancy is not a small truck term.

[@jermboomin]

Finally, a SV sighting. Been waiting to see a non Pro-4x version lol

[@maxapollo1]

Alex is the best automotive reviewer out there for sure !!

[@austinatomTV]

Grabbing a top trim SV model and putting black rhino wheels on it 🔥🔥

[@marim4478]

I can imagine how great that would look. You can even lift it to your liking.

[@Cajun1978]

The Pro-X is a replacement for the Desert Runner model the previous gen had. Tacoma sells more 2wd TRD Offroads than 4wd ones. Most people only want (and need) the offroad look.

[@mauricemotors8207]

Their actually is a proX model is the direct competition to the TRD sport

[@rizocars6115]

Exactly, not sure why Alex said was weird, that is the model i would want, maybe he is not familiar with the prospect buyers. I don't need the off road capabilities

[@christ2054]

The issue is no rear locker cause Tacoma offers it even on the 2wd Trd off road

[@rizocars6115]

@@christ2054 Tacoma also offers drums brakes lol

[@christ2054]

@@rizocars6115 Im not trying to say the Tacoma is better I just said it sucks they didn’t use a rear locker

[@liriogalvan9131]

I really love the frontier I have two of them a 2002 supercharged and a 2003 with heaters and double muffler and everything new I mean everything beautiful truck 🛻 and very reliable indeed 🙏🇺🇸🇮🇹🇮🇪🇩🇴🌻🌞💜

[@deanmay338]

I agree with your assessment. If I decide to go with a mid-size pickup (daily drivability and size) over half-ton truck (better tow capability), the Nissan Frontier would be on my Top 3 list. I am a Ridgeline fan. I also learned to drive on a 1968 Jeep J-10 full-sized Gladiator pickup truck, so I am intrigued with the Gladiator. The Frontier seems to split the difference between the Ridgeline and the Gladiator. Solid!

[@sarrum7696]

I really like it, I’m just not crazy about the interior.

[@MeliorIlle]

The SVs look fantastic, looks like they will be a great value.

[@rizocars6115]

And you are the only one who thinks the the pro x is weird, is actually brilliant, i want the pro 4 x looks but i don't need 4 wheel drive so i don't want to pay more for that, sorry Alex it does makes sense for a lot of people

[@alexgarcia3900]

Not the only one, a lot of people think the same. I think it's super weird. Plus if you're just going for looks/status symbol , I'm sure the pro4x sticker on the bed would suit you well

[@mikeduncan9492]

Just got my pro4x june 22 and i love it im averaging 23.6 - 24.5 in town and on a 81 mile drive as well comfy and powerful great truck

[@red6743]

I owned the previous Gen-Frontier and I'm amazed how many interior bits I see carried over. For being redesigned, there's a lot of 'parts bin' bits they reused.

[@Ward413]

Yeah Nissan hasn't changed their switches in a long time. The window switches, switches on the steering wheel, etc. go all the way back to the 2007 Infiniti G37. So they've certainly gotten their worth out of them.

[@thebeddoctor4273]

Um curious how the crash tests will go

[@red6743]

​@@Ward413 The interior layout is very similar, beyond just the switches. The knee detent, area that rises up to meet the dash, the "oh-shit" handles - all the same.

[@robertsn6584]

Yup . Alot of parts bin use from.a truck that was 16 years old. Nissan cutting corners as usual. That cheap Ass 4wd switch is crap. That switch is 16 years old . And the d Fact they didn't update the frame means tons of cost cutting . But they have the balls to charge 40,000 for this thing

[@hothmobile100]

@@robertsn6584 exactly. Screw the Nissan executives. They also refuse to offer a manual transmission. Cutting costs is all they care about.

[@edb.8388]

"A pick up truck Pilot" - you hit the nail on the head with that comment about the Ridge Line Alex.

[@rondail5675]

I think the Frontier is the best looking mid-size truck. And a good powertrain.

[@miladwolfster4309]

You need your eyes checked

[@rondail5675]

@@miladwolfster4309 You must be a Ford or Tacoma lover. And if I don't like what you like, it's me. Get over yourself!

[@James-il3tq]

Sales numbers rule. Don't expect this revised Frontier to sell big numbers or take any from Taco numbers.

[@user-fd8vu2yl1f]

@@rondail5675 damn right, people get offended over any shit these days

[@joebrown9621]

@@rondail5675 well said 😅😁

[@stomorevs]

I have a frontier and trust me, the back doesn’t need air vents. It gets pretty cold very quickly!

[@rockythao5394]

Finally! Been waiting for your full review video of this truck for awhile since your teaser preview video a couple months ago. Always enjoy your thorough reviews.

[@shivamarya5225]

this is one of the best looking trucks I've seen, nissan's designs have definitely been on point lately.

[@noxnyc23]

Must be the Renault engineers lol..

[@JTube571]

@@noxnyc23 Negative.

[@vernonbennettiii3646]

Another great analysis on video!

[@pnnsneaky4735]

Nissan did improved this truck tremendously and it’s a better truck than Tacoma. Even the guys at Motor Trend picked this truck over Tacoma.

[@yay842]

I do agree the this is better than a truck that is due for a refresh for years, but imagine replying on Motor Trend for opinions LMAO.

[@red8723]

True, it is better, just read reviews on the new Tacoma made in Mexico, where ALL will be made in Mexico. The Frontier is USA made.

[@plops993]

I would hope so considering the next generation of Tacoma is only a few years away and their latest gen is already going on 5 years old

[@Wire-Free]

Very excited to test drive this new truck, Thanks for the review Alex!

[@ColJonSquall1]

Love the blue colour they chose for this generation. Sharp looking.

[@MarkRVillano]

As a business proposition, if I were in charge of any vehicle manufacturer, there is one thing I would do above all else, and that would be to go ALL IN on front seat comfort. Whatever else I had to sacrifice to remain price competitive, I would do it, because I feel that aside from having a good and reliable drivetrain, there is nothing more important than the seat you are going to be spending every hour of ownership sitting on.

[@watchreport]

I agree. I’m currently in a 2020 Ford Explorer and they are some of the most comfortable seats I’ve been in (in non luxury vehicles). They are firm but soft and hug the body well and at 6 ft tall my legs are supported as is my back with the lumbar support. So many vehicles I have tried I’m comfortable for a half hour or so and then my back starts to hurt. Front seat comfort should be a big priority

[@ejhayes76]

My 2021 Ranger Lariat has super comfy front seats, with lots more adjustment. The truck isn't perfect, but the seats sure are good for long road trips.

[@timebomb1251]

Someone please get this man a 2-door manual Bronco

[@MeliorIlle]

Alex, just curious if you'd like to answer, how come you never reviewed the second gen Frontier with the 4.0 liter? Did you feel it no longer competed because of age? Or too many reviews from others already? I always wanted to know your opinion on it.

[@TheKingkingg]

Ridgeline still best for me and family, my 15 year old is 6ft 3inch and would not fit it back comfortably for or family trips, the reliability is very good since 2010 and our 2017, the ride on and off road to go fishing in northern Ontario is excellent, our fuel economy is decent enough, I love the looks despite negative reviews, we love our Ridgeline even though it's not perfect, but closer than all others

[@James-il3tq]

Not in same class as Taco, Ranger or this new Frontier since it's a body on frame. Ridgeline competitors are new Santa Cruz and Maverick. Ridgeline super practical but most agree it's an eye sore. And for most truck buyers not enough testosterone for their needs 🙄

[@MeliorIlle]

He will fit now, the new body has about 2 inches more leg room for the rear compared to second gen.

[@TheKingkingg]

@@James-il3tq small @#$! Compensation for buying big trucks for the people that do not need...I have F150 hybrid, F450, and Tundra which I use for work ...but for normal everyday use I use my 2009, or 2017 Ridgeline and my say the same about you being a eye sore, but I don't judge you for it...I judge you for your character and contributions to humanity.

[@mountainhobo]

@@James-il3tq "Ridgeline competitors are new Santa Cruz and Maverick" -- Ridgeline is midsize. Santa Cruz and Maverick are compacts.

[@James-il3tq]

@@mountainhobo Ridgeline is wide but only 200" long and also body on frame which I'd imagine many would shop with new Maverick and Santa Cruz. All 3 of these good for on road and urban use.

[@raabclark2045]

The exterior looks good, though it lacks any real distinction. The main drawback of this truck is that it's a Nissan. I just don't trust the Nissan brand anymore. The reliability, durability, and resale values just haven't been there for the last decade, or so. Toyota is still the best IMO.

[@LarLeeV03]

nissan is being issued as unreliable because of their shit CVT’s.

[@stevornrichards1380]

The nissan frontiers have always been reliable and have very good resale value. The nissans without CVT have always been reliable. If you're not buying a sentra, versa, or altima, then you're fine.

[@zaitcev0]

It's not just CVTs. A friend of mine is a big fan, so of course he bought a Frontier. The automatic grenaded at 40k miles. Granted it was the older gearbox, not the 9sp they use in this one.

[@garrettw99]

@@zaitcev0 your friend is a sample size of 1

[@red8723]

There's a lot of truth in that, and their JATCO automatic transmissions are very problematic, and the new Frontier's auto is a JATCO trans. too. The tacoma is also doing poorly with the V6 atkinson being so anemic, and their tranny jumping around to find a gear that's right. ALL Tacoma's are MEXICAN made from now on, please write to toyota.com and complain.

[@larrypike2365]

When talking about the bed you said "... at 6 ft tall..." Thank you! I've been watching a LOT of videos about the new micro trucks last few days. I've seen half a dozen people making videos showing the head room and leg room in the back seat but never said if they are 5'4" tall or 6'8"' tall and I wonder just what the legroom they showed means to a person 6'3" tall. I'm enjoying your videos. Please continue to mention your height in reviews like this one. It's a helpful touch like so many of the other things you add in that others leave out. Well done.

[@Twize]

The New Frontier is nice and a great option to consider for new buyers looking for a midsize truck. I hope it’s enough to push the Toyota to redesign in 24 to some class leading improvements. Too bad the MT was discontinued. It was reliable and solid. Hope the Frontier proves itself in years to come to be a reliable, dependable truck.

[@jamesbarrick3403]

Nissan pushing Toyota's development cycle? LOL now pause and say that out loud... are you cereal?

[@noxnyc23]

You can point a gun to my head and I will still choose my 2021 sr5 v6 Tacoma over this fully loaded Renault , I mean Nissan 👊🏼

[@jamesbarrick3403]

@@noxnyc23 it's laughable. This comments section full of airheads seemingly convinced Nissan is a legit company

[@Twize]

Kids kids. Welcome aboard my fellow Airhead! Agreed, Nissan has a lot to prove. They are no threat to Toyota but there is no harm for ALL manufactures to step up their game. I really hope it does well.

[@D41Pat]

Got the pro4x! Amazing truck and best one for 2022.

[@Ichibuns]

A bit further into the future, we learned the Ford Maverick does indeed haul like the Frontier. Often times more so. However, it is held back by tow rating and off-road capability. Surprisingly the Maverick has the option for a standard trailer brake controller. Which should be a legally required for anything that has a tow rating of 3000 lbs or more.

[@WyLEE08]

Can anyone please tell me if the turning radius has significantly improved? Apparently not, no review has mentioned an improvement. Anyone who is familiar with the out going model would recognize an improvement immediately.

[@rbnh9827]

Check thetopher's review which was out couple days ago. He also mentions the bad turning radius and shows it on the POV. Apparently it would be hell for a quick turn !!

[@joshuamccormick5497]

I think the turning radius on the new one is slightly better than the 2nd Gen, but still probably worst turning radius in class.

[@caliboyrob]

If they haven’t mentioned it than it didn’t bother them.

[@c0ldyloxproductions324]

Tfltruck told Someone in their comments section the turn radius is similar to the old one since they share the same chassis

[@tomdavis3038]

I don’t think the actual frame and chassis is that much different. I could be wrong as I have not crawled under one yet

[@JosueDavi20]

This Frontier looks ways better than Tacoma 🔥🔥

[@Starman-yt8lj]

No, no it doesn’t.

[@crazyone1067]

If customer's are looking at mpg's they should not be buying a truck.

[@mySaviorlives88]

How do you figure? A lot of People budget monthly expenses. If you Need a truck then 13mpg vs 20mpg matters. That’s $540 vs $350 a month in my case. That’s a savings of $190/month or $2200/yr.

[@pdacore]

So if you were looking for an urban midsize pickup truck that was comfortable for the occasional long road trip, would you go for the Frontier SV with two wheel drive for $34k or the Ridgeline RTL for $40k? This new entry makes my plan to spend a lot of extra money on the Ridgeline a lot more difficult to justify.

[@jaybou007]

Clever proposition from Nissan. Everything you need, nothing you don’t. Let’s hope they’ll keep it affordable without getting too greedy. If they’re asking for too much, they’ll probably miss out. It’s on my shopping list with the Gladiator and the ZR2. But I wish there was a stick option.

[@thetinysideoftiny7625]

As a diehard Toyota truck owner - The new Frontier is the Tacoma that Toyota should have produced. I hate the current Tacoma. The drive train is a wreck and the seating position is terrible. I towed a 3,500lb trailer twice from AZ to CA in the current Tacoma. The transmission NEVER stopped shifting. Even on a level interstate with cruse control on. On the way back we had no trailer attached and it continued to relentlessly shift. That, and I felt like I was sitting on the floor with my legs straight out. Very uncomfortable. I am super excited about the new Frontier. These trucks have an exceptional reliability track record and the price is right. Looks like Nissan hit a home run on this one.

[@AlaskaErik]

In the exclusive dog comfort index this gets a 4 out of 10. The back floor is fairly small and the sub woofer takes up most of the left side. While chihuahuas and Pomeranians will be comfortable, Labrador Retrievers and German Shepherds will fine the back area rather cramped.

[@n0xxm3rcyxx]

watching this for a second time. because it the only sv 4x4 video ive seen.

[@chuckhpnwx]

The blue one is pretty hot. I have always been a fan of the Frontier, even the version that went on for 16 years...lol!

[@ramoncarter6585]

The Pathfinder and Frontier are the best looking Nissan's in the segment. I am so happy Nissan is turning in right direction guess Carlos Ghosn really screwed poor Nissan after his arrest they really went back to quality again.

[@red8723]

True, nissan quality has to improve or bye bye.

[@HighAltitudesCO]

Toyota sells 200,000 Tacomas a year, Nissan sells 35,000 Frontier pickups a year. Toyota isn't worried.

[@letsgobrandon987]

Great review!

[@jesuislajesuisla8802]

This new look could have made a nice come-back for the xterra.

[@heinuchung8680]

I would buy the Tacoma it is a better truck overall and more reliable I don’t trust Nissan anymore.

[@SilverScarletSpider]

where is the full nissan frontier review?

[@elai3147]

best trim was the manual pro4x and they killed it

[@DanUtley]

The clearest competitor with the Tacoma lol, and they killed it. Amazing. Nissan keeps on being itself. I wonder how bad it’s automatic transmission is going to be…

[@stevornrichards1380]

I understand, but they probably only killed it for the American market. Why offer something that doesn't sell? Canadian and other international market have manual transmissions that a few US buyers want.

[@elai3147]

@@stevornrichards1380 can confirm here in canada we won't get the manual for the 2022 frontier, for 2021 the manuals we can still get that are unique are the sentra and rogue sport (qashqai)

[@ZippyLikesZippers]

@@DanUtley Probably similar to the glass tranny that comes in the Altima.

[@garrettw99]

@@elai3147 you guys get a manual Sentra? That would actually be a cool car. The new Sentra is a great car aside from the CVT. I’d probably buy a manual Sentra over a manual Corolla.

[@paulyosef7550]

I really love mine, the motor has a lot of power.

[@InstinctiveFirearmReviews]

Excellent review

[@rheintochter7367]

the tight backseat and close pricing would be the top reasons why folks would just as rather go for a half-ton

[@greywolf8060]

Like your reviews, Alex. A few years ago you gave a positive review of V6 Colorado. No mention of GM twins here in Frontier review? Comments?

[@mustafanaji6591]

Good review & great Nissan.

[@povertyspec9651]

That blue one is fire.

[@UncleYohta]

toyota had the pre-runner sub-trim back in the day, 4WD look without the 4WD.

[@zaitcev0]

Ford sold a Ranger like that too, it was called "Edge" (before Ford Edge CUV).

[@Shakerhood69]

They still do, TRD Off Road 2WD.

[@maro10ssrs]

It's nice to see Nissan step it up. Tacoma has dominated the segment for years, however now with the Frontier stepping it up and hopefully RAM Dakota coming back in 2024 Toyota will be forced to step it up with the wimpy 278hp V6. Tacoma is very underpowered. RAM Dakota with V8 will dominate the segment.

[@g7003041]

Honda Ridgeline still the best swissarmy midsize truck. You can't beat it in terms of it storage and utilitarian. Of course if u r looking to get a traditional body on frame. This Frontier would be the best buy. Unfortunately I can't believe Nissan said, this is what their customers wanted. Storage really limited here and just a basic bed? Nothing innovative other than just a regular bed. Glad they price the pro4x @38k. Hopefully those dealers don't messed them up with some fake markup.

[@atmartens]

The ProX with only 2WD will be popular in southern or south west states Id imagine where not having 4WD is okay.

[@truth959]

I can't believe the inaccessible place they put the rear locker button. They must really not want you to press that button.

[@spletest8977]

It's a beautiful truck. Once the maverick is out I'm definitely going to be cross shopping the frontier and maverick. I know they're different classes but it's a choice of passion with the Nissan vs practicality with the Ford

[@tomdavis3038]

Not sure if the Ford being more practical. More affordable maybe since it’s not a true truck. But then neither is the frontier, if it’s actual work that you are needing. Both these manufacturers scare me from a long term reliability standpoint

[@Peace1dy]

It feels like this is the sentiment every time. Someone is coming for the Tacoma. Hasn’t happened yet.

[@ericstephenson145]

Thing is, any new truck model would need to have years and years of hard overlanding experience, expeditions, etc. before claiming it's "coming for the Tacoma," haha.

[@zbassr2106]

I want a more hardcore version of the frontier fron the factory. Twin turbo v6 or supercharger with an appearance package will get people's attention real quick!

[@AB-coyote]

Many people like the looks of the pro4x but have no intention of going off road. That is the reason for the ProX model.

[@jamesm568]

I'm definitely upgrading to the newer Frontier when they become available. The Ford Maverick just isn't my thing as they just make me feel dirty with their cheapness. I'll take a Pro X any day over a Pro 4X as not all of us need four wheel drive and the extra cost associated with it.

[@red8723]

The Maverick looks like a throw away truck after 3 - 4 years. Beware of ALL small engines made high HP by adding a turbo, usually about 60 - 65 thousand miles the engine will blow, and getting an overhaul nowadays means getting more trouble as most can't do it correctly.

[@jamesm568]

@@red8723 Something you would lease for 3 years and get rid of it.

[@JTube571]

@@red8723 Re: small turbo engines - If you actually take care of them, not true. And I'm not talking about visiting your dealership every 5k to 7.5k miles for a cheap or free oil change where they rarely use the correct oil.

[@mikexdee3195]

If a 4x8 sheet of plywood fits between the wheel wells then I’m sold!

[@reginaldjackson7022]

Excellent review, Alex! I would like to know. Out of the nissan frontier sv crew cab 4x4 and pro4x which one has the better ride.?

[@joseramos7476]

Looks good

[@darrengriff6111]

Got a 2017 frontier fuel milage sucks but other rear end going at a cost of $6,000 to me truck has not been to bad really. Still think they need more keg room for drivers

[@johnboy3100]

Buy the time you do the add on options to the SV model if you want a 6' bed you may as well buy a Ram 1500 for the same money and get better options, full size truck and no Direct Injection engine.

[@henrybrar]

Every car channel this morning - Here is the the new 2022 Santa Cruz. Alex & Sofyan - Best we can do is Nissan Frontier.

[@samiam9059]

Better looking for sure(imo).

[@ttinnovations3310]

Would always buy a Toyota, BUT the T. Tacoma engine is so Weak in the 4 and 6 cylinder (the new Toyota engine with Atkinson cycle to save gas is terrible)(the old 4.0L engine on the Toyota was better) , I test drove the new Nissan engine 3.8L in the 2020 model with the new 9 speed transmission and it was fast but the truck kept trying to shift gear to save gas and make the drive jerk, hopefully in the 2022 model Nissan gave it a sport or power button to stop the transmission from changing gears all the time to save gas, stop it from jerking, but the truck was way faster than a Toyota Tacoma v6 and powertrain felt better. (question is do I buy a Toyota that will run forever with just oil and fluid changes, or a Nissan that has been going through so many reliability issue and crazy new management but has more power (and I think the Nissan looks better too) )

[@red8723]

Tacoma is a MEXICAN made truck, thanks Toyota, jerks. Frontier made in USA, with more power and better ride.

[@red8723]

True, true, true. That Atkinson cycle V6 Tacoma uses is anemic at best.

[@RowynDaily]

The new 2022 Tacoma is more 1 and a half inches higher than the previous model. But Nissan Frontier has the look that is simple but yet aggressive.

[@JohnDangcilGeekWere]

Looks surprisingly green for Utah this time of year.

[@brentkuehne435]

Bought a 2021 , SV Midnight addition 4x4 for $30,000 last year. Just happened to be near a Nissan dealer the other day and decided to take a look at the new trucks. They had a SV, 4X4 and a SV, 4X2 both with cloth interior. BOY! talk about sticker shock. The 4x4 was $42,450 and the 4x2 was $38,450 Don't think so !!!

[@mattgullage6720]

Alex-you are the best but why no full roof test of thus vehicle yet? Thanks. Matt G

[@gregcrabb3497]

It's funny to me how these are considered midsized trucks in this current day and age. Dimension wise, my '19 Frontier is almost the same size as my old full-sized '86 Silverado pickup...within an inch or so...

[@damilolaakanni]

I'm not a huge fan of large trucks, so I'd pick this new engine/transmission with the 2020 body style.

[@a-rock-712]

Only the length is a couple inches longer on this one than the previous generation. Everything else is the same dimension.

[@EvilNatured]

I have the 2020 SV 4x4. It's pretty great.

[@damilolaakanni]

@@a-rock-712 it looks like the 2022 is wider than the 2020. At least from the video.

[@ronmac1832]

From what I see, the new Frontier beats the Tacoma almost everywhere except maybe depreciation.

[@alexanderdeburdegala4609]

Pro-X is for people down south that just want the look and don't need 4WD.

[@1yehny]

Buying a Ridgeline because I need the bed. Don’t need to tow.

[@joenop3393]

Really like this new Frontier. Four things Nissan could have done to it that wouldn't have cost a lot. 1. Drivers Seat needed better control. 2. Standard cell phone charging station. 3. Bolder Color choices. 4. 10" Screen.

[@haroldlee6923]

I’m confident Honda Ridgeline would top these out cause over 90 percent of time, buyers of all these 3 vehicles live on paved asphalt

[@red8723]

exactly.

[@chiemekaa]

I'm confident it'll still look better than the all-new upcoming Tacoma, considering Toyota is doing a mini Tundra.

[@rkgsd]

When it comes down to it, people buy based on reputation, not just looks. Nissan ain't Toyota when it comes to reliability and quality.

[@heresteven]

I am deciding to buy one. My current frontier is blue book is higher than when I bought it new. And with the Feds planning to raise interest rates I wonder if this is the best I can get for my old truck.

[@edub8803]

Nice but... needs rear climate vents and better looking fog lights.

[@MikeRobot]

Has the turning radius improved?

[@alliejr]

Given the frame is barely changed the engine is the identical (in size), I doubt it. The geometry must be identical to the previous model.

[@AlaskaErik]

When are Nissan and Toyota come into the 21st century and include Auto 4WD in their 4x4 trucks?

[@saliston]

Small trucks like this should be getting at least 27 mpg.

[@JTube571]

LOL, yeah right. If that is what you want, buy a Ford Maverick that is way less capable.

[@beowulfgrendel24]

No telescoping steering wheel. Guess this truck is now off my list. Arthritic neck I have to lean back a bit when I drive. Also haven’t seen a cooled seat option in this truck.

[@stevee8318]

May not be the best truck in the segment, but if pricing is similar to the 2021 models it's probably the best value in the segment.

[@peiguy1982]

No rear vents are a deal breaker for me for this vehicle unfortunately. Kids in the back. Real surprised they did not include that, thought that was only a GM thing.

[@Mr.Lambert777]

Gas mileage shouldn’t even be talked about anymore since the entire US auto market has switched to Trucks/SUV … gas prices must not be an issue..everywhere I look I see trucks an big SUV.. IMO

[@inspector4133]

Not really blown away with the mileage and the lack of amenities in the cab. Some console vents and under seat storage options in the rear seat area take away a lot of the shine for me.Orange accents don't make it any better.

[@elliottmanning4116]

How does Toyota sell so many Tacomas, despite every auto writer saying the seating position is terrible?

[@JohnDangcilGeekWere]

People that are shorter than 6’2. (Not me, unfortunately.)

[@zaitcev0]

I'm 6'7" and I fit into Tacoma, although it's not super comfy. I had a rental for a week and even slept in the back seat instead of pitching up a tent (a bad idea frankly, but I'm lazy). I remember a couple of gens ago the roof was too low for me, but it's just about possible to drive now.

[@garrettw99]

My friend is 6’5 and fit in his 3rd gen 4Runner. He is used to trucks and I’m used to driving and riding in normal smaller cars. I’m 5’10 and relatively skinny, and I find every 4Runner and Tacoma to be very cramped inside, and I rarely find myself uncomfortable in any vehicle.

[@beowulfgrendel24]

Really need telescoping steering column. Guess I will keep looking. Hopefully the Dakota will be back one day

[@bfloyd5213]

Fuel economy is the best in mid-sized category

[@ejhayes76]

The Ranger is much better, mostly because it is a turbo 4 cylinder.

[@CMDAVISs]

no body on frame , well that stinks ! Wish we could have seen the 6 foot bed as well. I am very proud of them for not going with a turbo charged 4 cylinder. I dont know about you but anyone i know wants a TRUCK . That means V8 V6 naturally aspirated no turbo , a low amount of electronics . im totally fine with 20 mpg. If it had a v4 turbo with 30 mpg i would hate it. I do wish we would stay with simple 6 speed transmission as well. But all in all they did a good job with this truck .