2024 Nissan Pathfinder (Rock Creek): This Decimates The Toyota 4Runner!
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
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Bought a brand new 2013 Nissan pathfinder got it up to 250,000 miles with 0 issues never gave me any problems, I then upgraded to a 2018 Nissan pathfinder and would use it to drive from California to New York and back a lot for work and I got that one up to 320,000 miles also with 0 issues. I now upgraded to a 2022 Platinum and so far have put 98,000 miles also with 0 issues. So in my personal experience the pathfinder has more then proven it’s reliability to me. Just keep up with maintenance and it Is a solid SUV
You put 98k miles on a 2022? Lol
@@jmarxful I drive from California to New York a lot so yes I put that many miles on a 22. I’m actually at 130,000 miles now 😂
Wow that's great! I'm glad to hear good news about Nissan's reliability. I think the way in which they're driven might also have something to do with breakdown issues.
@@JustaeuropeanmanGod damn how is it cross country so often?
I agree. The styling for the 2024 Pathfinder is improved. The price for this Rock Creek trim seems really competitive.
It's a really cool suv but it only compares to the highlander can't be compared to the 4runner
How? Both the Pathfinder and the 4 runner are midsize SUVs i
This vehicle is not in the same league as the 4Runner. Heck in my opinion it may be able to compete with the KIA Telluride.
I own a 2022 Platinum Pathfinder, the Rock Creek is the better model for daily use. The armored rear area holds chicken feed better than unarmored Platinum.
Overall, the Nissan Pathfinder Rock Creek is a good buy. I tried to purchase one at my dealership here in Northern California but there were none to located at dealerships within 400 miles. Past that distance the dealerships had a pretty step add-on price. So, I am still looking. Thanks for the review, Ben.
Ben, come on... 4 Runner? I own 2023 Pathfinder, not Rock Creek, just SL, but still. I love this car, despite all its quirks and cons (e.g. google for stop & start system /high pitch sound / fuel pump issue). However I would never ever think about comparing this car to 4 Runner. New Honda Pilot... maybe... still a stretch though. This is a unibody family hauler just like you pointed out in your review. It's great for what it is, but not for rough terrain exploration. This is still the domain of 4 Runners, Broncos (Bronco Sport is not a Bronco) and Wranglers of this World. One buys Rock Creek for the looks, not for its terrain capabilities. I'm a fan of your channel but please allow me to say that imo Pathfinder 2022+ and 4 Runner should never be put next to each other in one sentence... ever ;)
It may not destroy the 4runner at specifically offroading but it based in reviews is probably most off road capable unibody 3 row family hauler on the market. So you get more versatility than a 4 runner. More seating standard, 6000lb tow, more cargo space, knowing toyota probably a better interior and features, at the cost of not being as capable off road but still pretty capable. The 4 runner will also cost more when you select all the options that would put it on level ground with the rock creek feature wise.
Same as 2023, nothing new, I have a 2023 RC Oreo, and love it..
Isn’t this a mono body now? So more of a UTV than the body on frame 4 runner in the SUV segment.
We purchased a Platinum Pathfinder a few weeks ago, the seats suck with no side bolstering (in comparison to Murano), bottom of the seat doesn't cool right (your back will freeze before it cools your Butt), no anti-freeze in over flow, Shit chunks in the paint...., & Emergency braking does not work when someone walks in front of you or behind you....( this worked great on our 2 year old Platinum Murano) Hello Nissan America NOT happy
Im leasing one now. i love it. I wish they life it another 1.5 and bigger tires Its really low to be consider off road
they should have been widen the fender and change the design into like capital A. like that of 4runner fender.... so we cant put bigger tyre and lift a bit. that would attrack more customer if they do this.
I purchased a 2024 Rock Creek and had one major problem. That is that the passenger seat height is not adjustable at all. My wife is the primary driver, and she is 5 and 3, and even the driver's seat has to be set the highest, with extra cushioning. When she sits in the passenger seat she looks like a grade schooler. If the airbag inflated against a short passenger in this condition, will her face be safe?
Could Nissan provide taller seat rails?
Any suggestions for a more family-friendly alternative to a 4Runner? We need something that can handle some very rough "roads" like the 4Runner can, but the 4Runner is small and clunky in the 2nd row, and the optional third row leaves absolutely no cargo space. I love that the Pathfinder seats can let people into the third row even with a carseat installed (not shown in this video, but a major plus for those of us with small kids). Sometimes people who actually want their kids to be comfortable need an off-roady vehicle too! 😅
What's the ground clearance?
The 3rd gen Pathfinder (a body on frame and a true 4x4) could compete with the 4Runner back in the day. This Pathfinder competes with soccer mom SUVs, crossovers, and minivans. As a daily driver, the Pathfinder has many points in that area over the 4Runner. As for capability, even the SR5 would embarrass the Mallfinder Rock Bottom edition.
The 4Runner is a try off roader. I’m not sure how well this would do. I will say I’m sure that pathfinder is better for daily on road use. And looks great
on rough road yes.... but on serious off road, maybe not much..... evidence is the front, you will just be ruining the front if you do serious off road.
What's the update on the new xterra? Saw your video saying it's coming. Where did you hear the rumor? I've been bugging Nissan Corporate for 2 years now.
Thank you for the review. Planning on getting a white trim with black top Rock Creek next month. Very competitive price cause Toyota 4Runners are great SUV’s but the gauging these dealers are doing for them is ridiculous. Toyota dealership near me had a used limited 4runner 7 passenger for 50K? What??? Now they want to get you to buy a 2024 tacomas for 55k plus. Thats insane to me. Also new highlanders one of which I own went up this year as well. 55k minimum is what Toyota dealers want. Are they not seeing people struggling? Anyways I’m definitely getting this rock creek
between these two, which one has quieter more refined cabin?
Ben you need to make another channel about your farm or rural lifestyle. Good review on the Rock creek but it really needs a little lift.
Did you see they are bringing in a Rouge Rock Creek! 😂
im just wondering, isn't those pathfinders underpowered a little bit for its weight?? I'm just looking at buying one!
I’m driving one, power is fine but test drive it.
It’s nice to see Nissan is updating things like the key fob, door buttons, turn stocks, along others. They’ve been using the same stuff since like 07. Only thing is as an off road style why is their no recovery hooks?
Pathfinder any time, any day....
Anyone put a lift kit on this thing? Sucks that it only has 7” clearance.
does this car have automatic trunk opening?
Nice looking its the only one i would get but I’m not sure it’s an 4 runner competitor,and upper 30s to 40 would be more like it,i wonder how the lease looks then quality doesn’t matter
The Pathfinder is a pavement princess. Not the SUV it was in the 80s. This current model would be destroyed by the trails that a Jeep Wrangler, Ford Bronco, and Toyota 4 Runner would easily navigate. It just isn’t in the same segment and hasn’t been so for many years.
I would second this. My wife has one and it's more like a Subaru than a trail vehicle.
Clickbait Ben Hardy does it again... Lol... 20k people hate watched this video. Lol
Do these come with a sunroof?
Nissan needs an updated xterra ,this isn't for mud and rugged use ...Having said that I wouldn't touch a toyota they're garbage
For The People 🙌
What's your take on the new Santa Fe?
Haven’t seen one yet
The only path this Nissan will find is to the Mall!
or car pool pick up lane not a off roader it can go down a dirt street
😂😂 so true
Great vehicle.
Nissan still outfitting it's new vehicles with touchscreens from 2007 😂
New tech is complicated, expensive, and breaks
I like this SUV. Very nice.
Android or Apple car play?
sponsored by Morgan and Morgan!!! lololol.....................imagine buying this over a 4runner!
"Its not fast" ??? Rock Creek 0-60 an impremissive 6.5
I had a '99 4Runner with 380,000k before I sold it in 2012. This thing will never get to half that life!
The Toyota 4 runner is still King of midsize SUVS in My opinion.
Oh yeah says who, brand loyal Toyota fans hate it when the competition gets more interesting
@@Ybshysays resale value
Unless you have to pay for the airtime, it is okay to talk a little slower.Seemedlikeyouwereinabighurry.
That's a pretty ballsy statement to make, that it "decimates the 4Runner" The 4Runner is proven the world over and continues to dominate the market and the off-road world.
Well I personally feel the 4runner markup is ridiculously overpriced for what it is, I'd rather buy that any day over any Nissan product, especially after warranty..
This is unibody and 4Runner is ladder frame these are not the same category of vehicle. This pathfinder compares to only the highlander in this sense which it is still wildly outclassed by lmao 😂Nissan is garbage and will always be the vq35 blows head gaskets all day long so have fun with that and good luck ever touching 200k mileage
Toyota is weak junk, my sequoia lost it's head gasket at 227,000 miles my xterra is still rolling with 400,000 ...I'll never buy another toyota shitcan again.
4 runner will still be running long after this thing is rusting away in a junk yard
Amen!
Pray tell what are the data you base this statement on? The pathfinder has a VQ35de engine that is as reliable as the sun and Nissan has never had engine sludge problems like some years of Toyota V6s. Neither model line has had any rust issues in the recent past ( both had issues a quarter century ago).
So there is no data to support your assertion.
Without any facts.
Toyota flimsy 💩
I don't know why your so negative.
I prefer my 1993 SE Pathfinder better
Unfortunately Nissan has transmission problems
Everytime I take a look at one of these, they just look cheap on the outside and inside.
No Ben, it does not. You can't even compare them because they're two totally different SUVs.
Clickbait creator makes clickbait garbage as usual.
And it works. Cant blame him every toyota taint licker is lined uo in the comments to talk about how great their toyota from 20 years ago was.
@@PQ28120 Well yeah, you're not wrong about that. Toyotards are the most insufferable people you can come across in the car enthusiast community.
My point was you can't compare anything Nissan has right now to a 4Runner mainly because Nissan doesn't have a single Body-on-frame SUV with a solid rear axle. Maybe an Xterra in the future if Nissan were smart enough.
Can never compare junk like Nissan to a 4runner.
Go kiss scottys ass.
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No sunroof
the title is a disgrace Ben…