2017 Nissan Frontier S King Cab In-Depth Video Walkthrough

Product presentation demonstrating the standard features on the base S Trim Level 2017 Nissan Frontier before upgrading to higher trim levels or optioning and packages

[@jawag8126]

I paid around 19k for mine and loving it. Love the cruise control and built-in Bluetooth.

[@luishuizar87]

Nice its exactly what I need were did you find it at 19 k

[@Islander_Selva]

I paid 16,000 with 23,000 miles on it

[@Islander_Selva]

Bought one of these bad boys for 16,000 with 23,000 miles on it. A deal I couldn’t pass. I had a 1998 frontier but it was dying down so I had to buy one and this came up. I love it

[@BenMJay]

It is so beautiful! I think the base models are better looking than the $45,0000 dollar monstrosity.

[@exionem]

Aww.. when trucks were trucks! You gotta be INSANE to pay over 25.000 dollars for a WORKING vehicle. Props to Nissan!

[@ravenjames3873]

exionem: if it's a midsize truck then i wouldn't pay 25k unless it's the v6, but that would be the highest. now if it's a full size 1/2 tone truck like the silverado F150 or Ram 1500, then i wouldn't have a problem paying 25k cause i think that's the starting price for a base LS silverado regular cab 2WD work truck. so i don't think it's insane for a full size, but for a midsize truck 18k would be the lowest id go and 25k the highest id go. but i get what your saying about paying 30k for a midsize truck. 30-35k would be the highest id go for a full size truck. 40-50k is too much for any truck. now if your in the market for a super duty truck like the chevy Silverado 2500HD and Ford F250, unfortunately the starting price for a base LS is about 30k, and it can go all the up to the LTZ trim for about 60k and i think Ford and Ram charges even more.

[@RAnthis]

Great video.

[@gavinkallhoff6089]

Bought this used for only 14,000. Very happy with it.

[@acommentator69]

Congrats you are the first person ever that I've heard use the word literally right (12:38)

[@NissanWalkthrough]

Lol thank you

[@chesucat]

I purchased a new 1993 Nissan Hardbody pickup base model, meaning no AC, no PS, no PW, no radio, and no real bumper. It was a 5 speed manual. The only problem I had with was the Alternator went out 1 month BEFORE the extended warranty they talked me into. The body metal is very thin, if you sneeze on it crumples, but it's still derivable.

[@ram457moreno]

chesucat I have a 1993 Nissan pickup hard body it's 26 years old now I also have a 1997 Nissan hard body . Both trucks run strong today hitting 390,000 miles I am thinking of buy one of these just having a hard r Time letting go of my 1993 .

[@mushroomcloud1]

The frontier S with the 2.5 is rated to tow 3500 pounds...

[@mikebrewer341]

I have an 03 still running good as new. If it ever dies I'm buying another.

[@mustafanaji6591]

Very good truck.

[@mustafanajeeb1291]

Good review & great Nissan.

[@Starman998]

The last true compact truck on the market. Everybody else is going to expensive 30 $40,000 bottles with leather and luxury Nissan keeps to the basic. My local Nissan dealer actually had the bass one with a manual transmission on sale for 16 grand.

[@luishuizar87]

What dealer ? We're?

[@catsspat]

Nissan is keeping it basically the same for 2019 model year! I'm guessing it's going to be the last model year for this design. I'm planning to pick one up with manual transmission, but manuals are so rare, I'm going to end up having to order one.

[@thespiritof76.]

did you get the manual? How was the ordering process?

[@kaythekayak9910]

I towed my 370z with my 2018. Love my truck!

[@ram457moreno]

How w long will,Nissan keep this body style ? Hope it stays the same for a long time

[@jakethesnake1503]

I like the steel wheels better then the SV's

[@jacobgomez2696]

You can fit 2 adults in the back or if you are q high schooler like me I can fit 2 football players 3 freashmen 5 cheerleaders and u have fit 3 adults back there trust me their ain't no seat in the middle but aslong as someone is willing to squat in the middle you good

[@raydickison1499]

That little cargo box behind the driver seat: can you move it over to behind the passenger seat?

[@rjlewis3932]

Just got 2016 crew cab V6 dealer loaner for 22K. Had 769 miles on it and new car smell. Didn't care for all the "smart" electronics. Just wish it had power windows though.

[@boogiehighroller]

Frank Black I just bought one today for 10k 38,000 miles. I love it

[@seadav0183]

I highly doubt it, but with the seats folded up would there be enough room for a Great Dane in the back of that cab?

[@ram457moreno]

I want a truck like this what is best manual or auto ? What's the price difference ?

[@Sumatra123]

Get the manual

[@dennisgraham3087]

I just purchased a 2013 version of this vehicle

[@asteelcross9142]

canada america?

[@acommentator69]

Why didn't you show us the window sticker.

[@sting64az]

Being this model is "automatic" is a bit more in price and not to scare you lol. I have a 2007 crew cab "LE" model with premium wheels and had BF Goodrich "Longtrail" tires that I got 10 years out of them and recently replaced them. My truck just turn over to 70,000 original miles. Very reliable with just minor repairs of a few sensors and fuel pump as noted on the "service engine" light indications. I love my front and rear chrome bumpers.

[@shanemcfarland1368]

I've seen these go for 22-24k

[@tx2sturgis]

13:50 Siri 'Eyes Free'?

[@NissanWalkthrough]

Hands free* But technically eyes free would work too

[@lostintheclouds8719]

Do the windows in the king cab go down? Or in the power window option do the rear passenger windows go down?

[@gavinkallhoff6089]

Lost in the Clouds back windows do not roll down.

[@Art_of_Ramon]

I financed $19k for my 2012 and got a $2k rebate cash back.

[@samlung2724]

Main reason why Nissan said is most affordable its because its from 2005. That's like them still selling a brand new 2005 Maxima in 2018 with the original msrp.

[@luciolutrillosanchez5854]

What about transmisión problems..?

[@TIJoe-te9qu]

Not a common problem. A few years of Frontier automatics had radiator issues with the trans coolers going bad. Best to change the radiator on those years to avoid fluid contamination.

[@rodneyturner4857]

Price

[@idk1583]

How big is the bed?

[@pdelgado346]

6 feet 👍

[@Turfcat150]

6ft 1in to be exact

[@julyprincess7314]

Tiene camara de retroceso?

[@LunarKr3W]

No

[@nodak81]

Too bad 4x4 adds $10,000 to the price...

[@acommentator69]

Keep in mind this model he is showing you costs 25,000

[@NissanWalkthrough]

+A Commentator it is less expensive than that!

[@acommentator69]

NissanWalkthrough On Nissanusa.com it is 23,235. When you add floor mats and other stupid dealer fees, your paying 25,000 before taxes.

[@ravenjames3873]

no it doesn't, it's only 18k with tax. the most you'll pay for this is 20 grand, and if you put a 1000 dollars down you could get this truck for 16k. that's pretty good for a brand new vehicle.

[@Starman998]

Most dealers are giving 3-4K off msrp.

[@jacobgomez2696]

Mine isn't brand new mine is a 2014 but it's a base model and it was with only 12 grand miles on it and I got it for 10 grand so if you are getting it for 25 then youbsuck at negotiating

[@codymcgonagill5392]

Get the manual Nissan automatics are trash

[@michaelcain641]

Nothing wrong with the transmissions. The earlier models had radiator problems that caused transmission failures.

[@kmeekins4168]

*Nissan CVTs are trash. These transmissions are fine, just keep the fluid clean.

[@chesucat]

Sometimes, having a manual transmission can reduce the possibility of your pickup getting stolen. Apparently, young people don't how to drive a stick shift.

[@TIJoe-te9qu]

Only the CVTs in cars had problems.

[@christopherhernandez78]

I think its more obsolete than a work truck or even to be a so called America's affordable truck.

[@NissanWalkthrough]

Christopher Hernandez "if it's not broke don't fix it" really describes this truck perfectly, even with it's age in the market, it is still one of the best selling midsize trucks out there. It's a proven workhorse truck and has shown it's incredible reliability throughout it's years in production and that maintains it's popularity in this segment. "Tried and true"

[@ohmygoditsyomamma]

Christopher Hernandez it's kinda like the Chevy Express if it ain't broke don't fix it

[@mikebrewer341]

Mine has done it's job very well for 14 years

[@exionem]

You don´t need fancy mirrors, heated seats and a bunch of bullshit that truck manufactures are doing to inflate a WORKING vehicle like a truck. Props to Nissan.

[@ravenjames3873]

you've been obsolete since the day you were born. it is a work truck, but it's for basic work. if you live in the city it's more than enough, but if you live out in the country a truck like this wouldn't work out. you would need a full size.

[@mustafanajeeb7859]

Good review & great Nissan.