We got into the business of selling Nissan autos for one reason-there really isn't a better option. Of course, that's our opinion. But what's yours? Why do you love the Nissan brand? Let us count the ways with the new Nissan Pathfinder. We'll see how the new Nissan Pathfinder compares to some of its competition. Hopefully, that will shape your opinion of this full-size SUV even more.
Nissan Pathfinder: The Nissan Pathfinder rumbles around the city with a stout 3.6-liter V6 with 284 horsepower and 259 pound-feet of torque. And for an SUV, that's powerful enough to get this big-bodies automobile up to speed on the highway in no time. Fuel economy checks out at about an EPA-estimated 21/27 MPG city/highway. Here's a few more performance standouts.
Grand Cherokee:The Grand Cherokee stays true to Chrysler's 3.6-liter Pentastar® V6 engine with 293 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. That's not too shabby, in our opinion. But the fuel economy is lowered a bit to an EPA-estimated 19/26 MPG city/highway. This model is primed more for off-roading, so if you're a city slicker, this might not be the option for you.
Nissan Pathfinder: In the words of Lebron James, "not one, not two, not three…." There's room for eight passengers inside this impressive, thoughtfully designed cabin. Standard cloth seats are cozy and comfortable at the base level with multi-poisition front and front passenger seats. And with an EZ FLEX® second-row seating system and up to 80 cubic feet of cargo room, stowing luggage and gear for long trips is a walk in the park. Well, a drive in the pa-never mind, you get it.
Honda Pilot: The Honda Pilot has room for eight inside the cabin, just like our Nissan Pathfinder. We must admit that the standard heated front seats are a nice touch and mimic the Nissan Pathfinder, but that pretty much rounds out the best features if you don't want to swing for a higher trim. The one-touch 2nd-row seats are a plus, but it's a cheaper version of Nissan's EZ FLEX® system.
Nissan Pathfinder: The entry-level trim is well-equipped for even the most tech-hungry folks in the city. And it just might be more than enough for you. The standard 7-inch multi-information display screen and an 8-inch NissanConnect® touchscreen display bring crisp graphics to the front row. Apple CarPlay®, Android Auto™, and wireless Bluetooth connections come with each trim level for the Nissan Pathfinder, along with a NissanConnect® Wi-Fi Hotspot. Sound good?
Kia Telluride: It's another competitor on the market. The Kia Telluride pours a lot into its entry-level model. In regards to technology, drivers will have a 12.3-inch infotainment screen with navigation, Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™. But that does mean that there isn't much to separate the entry-level model from the top trim. Is that good or bad? We'll let you decide.
So, we were selling Nissan SUVs before this comparison. And we'll still be selling them long after. Because when you compare the new Nissan Pathfinder with its competition, you'll be hard-pressed to find these incredible features at a better price point. But don't take our word for it. Stop by Lancaster Nissan and see if the new Nissan Pathfinder is as good to you as it is to us. What's your opinion of the 2025 Nissan Pathfinder?
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