Is the NEW 2022 Nissan Frontier Pro-4X BETTER than a Tacoma TRD PRO?
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- The ALL NEW totally redesigned Frontier is finally here and Nissan has upped their truck game. On the outside you will notice a new sheet metal, grill, wheels and LED lighting. On the inside you will be welcomed by leather zero gravity seats, all new 9in infotainment system, and updated materials. Under the hood is a 3.8L V6 that pumps out 310HP & mated to a 9-speed automatic transmission. Is the NEW 2022 Nissan Frontier Pro-4X a BETTER than a Tacoma TRD PRO?
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I'm glad everyone seems to enjoy the new truck, it's going to look like this for the next 16 years.
Lol lol 😆
Well played :D
no it wont. Its going to become a Mitsunissan in the next year.
😂
Lol 😂 😂
Finally the frontier got redesigned!! I feel like it’s been forever.
Bc is has😭
Since 2005. That was when the last Cavalier was made.
Yeah 2005 seems like a long time ago
@@RaitisRides i was 4 years old!! now i'm 20 lol
@Fear of God Nah, this is what the GM twins want to be.
Glad to see Nissan getting their mojo back. This vehicle looks like it is a real alternative to the Tacoma.
I totally agree. It’s nice to have Nissan making some exciting vehicles again!
I still like the old 1 Better!!!
@@brad4527 me too.. I just bought a 2021 SV Midnight all blacked out a few weeks ago. Got my first rock chip today.
@@brad4527 I will gladly sell u my 2020 lol
@@ghostlegit I'll take it witch one do you have Sl Sv, what color. I live in NJ lol .
They're great trucks!
Intention: people using this for rock crawling
Reality: driving over a curb is the most off-road this thing will be used for.
Then don't waste your money!!
Don’t forget hauling a huge payload from the grocery store
@@rv2167 I have a friend who got a zr2 and hasn’t left the city with it, meanwhile I wheel my open dif Tacoma every weekend
Living in rural Oklahoma if you don’t have a off-roader your limited to the highway and town it takes me driving down 4-5 miles of dirt road to get to a pavement road
@Brian Anderson I can imagine, the things got everything you need to off-road
There's something very appealing about the "straightforwardness" of this truck and the blocky simplicity of the styling
I Nissan really hit the nail on the head
I love it. To me, the Tacoma is too bubbly-eyed with those protruding headlights. This truck just seems a lot more masculine. I think this truck and the new 400Z will put Nissan seriously back in the game as a top-tier contender.
Ngl Nissan took most of this concept from Toyota....
Totally agree regarding simplicity, especially with a truck. The 3.8 liter naturally aspirated engine was a great choice (vs. a small displacement 4-turbo engine which would wear out faster). I am also glad Nissan still uses analog gauges and a traditional shifter lever (vs. digital gauges and a push button or rotary dial shifter).
@@jmoney7984 yeah but who cares. That's not a bad thing.
Just bought the new Pro-4X this past weekend. Absolutely loving it so far. I got the tech package and convenience, not the premium leather as I prefer the comfortable cloth seats especially in Florida.
Congrats on your new truck.
How much is?
Roughly 46k before taxes and dealer shenanigans
@@RaitisRides I would definitely pick this up over the Tacoma TRD pro becuz of look power and transmission and of course the feature
I think the cloth is far better. The leather is actually mostly vinyl. There are only a few patches of real leather. Here’s a question……what’s with the fabric on the back of the rear seat? I’ve seen cheep mattress box springs with better bottom fabric. It looks like it would shred easily if you put anything on it.
Love the fact it comes with a pretty big sized V6. Nissan always makes the best sounding, most powerful, and nearly most reliable V6s.
True, my dad has a 2015 xterra pro-4x and he’s up to 300k now with only basic maintenance
I mean the look is super clean and mean which makes the Tacoma appealing… it’s just the question of how will it hold up with time.
And that why it could never be better than Toyota.
@@jg7535 because it never has.
@Oc Airsoft Frontiers stand the test of time very well. People talk like the Tacoma reliability is flawless, it isn't.
The Frontier has been the segment reliability leader for years not Tacoma.
@@jg7535 What are you talking about. There's a video of a dude going into a junkyard looking for a part, and driving out with a fully running Frontier.
What I like about this channel is the the thorough and consistent format of every video. Each review is exactly the same from start to finish. And that's a good thing.
Thanks for having all the lights on man! Us light fanatics love to see this on car reviews!👀✅
Lori does such a great job filming the content i.e. zooming in to show additional details.
This truck looks really good.
However, I'm a big Toyota fan because of their solid reputation for long-lasting quality, along with excellent capability.
In the world of mid-size trucks, the Taco is king! Built to last, built to please. Hahaha...
Not so fast. The Frontier even know it was old had a pretty good reputation for reliability to.
For reliability… you need to go Jaguar
@@Mr.Helper. That's actually contrary to everything I've heard about Jaguar.
@@Mr.Helper. He's joking right...... right?
I still really like your reviews Joe. Fun to watch, and unbiased. Your energy is great. Great job!
I kept wondering if anyone would offer an alternative to Toyota in this category. This Nissan is a serious contender. Love the design, powertrain, interior, wheels.
Do you research on both, really compare the suspension on both trucks, this is where you really need to look at, remember looks don't make the run!
Hardly..
“Alternative to toyota” you mean the Canyon, colorado and ranger don’t count?
a stock Z71 destroys this thing. let alone the ZR2
@@brandonmiller9155 no one is buying the Ranger. It has worst in class sales. You’ll probably see 10 Tacoma’s for each Ranger you see on the road. I think the Colorado is much more of a competitive seller to the Tacoma but I doubt anyone will ever take over the Tacoma.
My 95 hardbody has 400k miles on the original engine and still going strong!
I got the 95’ hardbody a drove the wheels off of it 350k when I sold it and one of the best trucks I’ve owned! The 2015 Titan SV 4x4 not so much; a/c system replaced and transmission/ coolant mixing in reservoir and under 100k then the 12mpg city/17hwy at best was killing me! I hope they fix this issue on newer models; they know about it but NO recalls and cvt transmission is plagued in my Titan! My wife drives a 2018 Nissan Murano Platinum and loves it. Make it right Nissan to keep your customers!#Datsun
@@bondalero0074 LIAR!! The Titan doesn't come with a CVT Transmission. Do us a favor and stop spreading lies. No Nissan Frontier or Titan come with CVT Transmissions.
Mine had it; glad your frontier had millions of miles!@@chrisgarcia5462
Hell of a video Joe! Thank you and your wife for all that high quality content you continue to give us!
We appreciate you always tuning in!
I used to love Nissan, had 7 of them, but it's going to take long time before i buy one again. Nissan will have to do something very special to earn my trust again.
The new Frontier and Z car are beautiful and i hope Nissan returns to pre Renault glory.
Also glad to see new clean designs, no CVT, but would also love to see a manual transmission in this truck.
Yeah I wish Renault wasn’t part of it, French still don’t know how to make their cars and it’s been almost 150 years.
I’ll never go back to Nissan after they screwed so many people over with their scam Of a settlement on the class action lawsuit from the 2005-2010 xterra, pathfinder, and frontiers that all had the same radiator fluid problem leaking into the transmission. The “settlement” was criminal. Renault destroyed that reliable Japanese aspect of Nissan. I have a 4runner now and will never buy anything other than Toyota. That’s if I ever need to buy another truck. The 4runners are bulletproof. The dealership I bought it from stand behind Toyota engineering so much they give full LIFETIME warranties on the engine and transmission.
Post Carlos Ghosn as well.
Awesome truck, I picked mine up in March 2023 and absolutely love it. Wireless CarPlay and Auto added for 23.
The Tacoma has been in my family for generation's, they really hold there value over time and are super reliable. The 2022 Nissan Frontier Pro 4x is a great addition to the new mid size truck line. Love how aggressive it looks almost similar to a Ford Raptor. I guess we will see in time how incredibly reliable these engines hold up compared to the nearly bullet proof 4 cylinder & V6 Toyota Engine.
Yeah but you’re talking about the 1st and 2nd gen Tacoma’s. I just traded mine for the new pro4x. The resale was great and the drivetrain would have gone forever, but dam that truck would have beat me to death forever too. This truck is far better than the 3rd gen tacos and I know it’ll be more reliable than the 3rd and 4th gen at a better price.
I just bought my proX 2022 it’s a very comfortable truck the only thing y dislike is the heavy steering I don’t know why they did it like that, but otherwise it’s a very cool truck perfect for me
Joe, once again. You and Lori make the best content in the business.
The front end or back end of the business?
They said the new Ford Ranger would be a serious threat to the Tacoma. The new Colorado was going to ding Toyota Tacoma sales. The latest Honda Ridgeline was considered a serious challenge to the Tacoma.
None of that happened right?
all better trucks than the frontier
I love this truck. Straight forward and simple. Does everything but leave it simple. I thought we agreed that Laurie was going to this review :)
I just picked one up today in the Red Alert color. I'm fancy now.
I like how you normally announce the price on each video
This looks like a Tacoma, Canyon, and a Ranger all at the same time! Nice!
With f 150 front doors
@@Matt-ro7cb the Titan adopted those years ago. A lot more slight than the F150 though.
Wrong. You can't get a manual transmission with new Frontiers. Tacoma is light years ahead and different from Frontiers now because of this and many other reasons.
@@hothmobile100 the manual transmission isn't exactly "ahead." More manufacturers are eliminating them because they are a niche item today. In most cases (including Tacoma) they account for less than 5% of sales.
Toyota also makes its name in reliability. A lot of that comes from being behind, not "light-years ahead." Examples: the 2020 Tacoma was the first Tacoma to offer power adjusting seats or Android Auto/Apple Car Play. The 2021 Tacoma base model still doesn't have intermittent windshield wipers standard.
gross
Nissan's simplest design 👍, I get the hard plastic interior, easy to clean and durable if u take it off road. Wouldn't hurt to have a bit more luxury for top trim tho. Keep em coming Joe 👍.
I agree. I wonder if the higher trims have less hard plastic.
Yeah but that hard plastic scratches easily...when makes it look even cheaper. I had a 2nd gen Xterra..which I loved...but the hard plastic interior was a pain.
@@pinky882 Nissan is frustrating. So close to something great, so far away
@@pinky882 I feel u 👍. Ram's limited luxurious interior is the benchmark, mine is just the Rebel but we are still in love with it 😁.
@@weirdshibainu Yeah, it feels like to little to late almost. Especially with all the aftermarket and factory support with Toyota. If you buy the new Frontier you are probably going to be driving it stock for a while. Me personally, I want lift, wheels, camper shell, etc. For those who want to drive a completely stock truck...the Frontier may be a great option. For those that want to mod... not so much.
Got a 2016 nismo. It's 209k miles now and been on dirt/rocky roads all day in the last 6 years. Been through 1 wheel bearings and front suspension system but this thing is still tough as heck. Still drives all over the state with a smile. By the way I don't drive like an old man. 😎😎
I remember when they came out with the Frontier crew cab back in 1999 or 2000.... The first one I drove was yellow and it was amazing.
Great review as always. The new look is very nice, actually considering the new Nissan now. Major ZONK for me is $44K, but a manual sliding rear window. They could have thrown in an automatic window at that price.
I agree, but I'd take a better transmission with the Nissan over a power rear window.
The Frontier is an awesomely basic truck. I'm hoping the 2022 will be just as reliable as the previous Frontiers! Hope you enjoyed romping around in my neighborhood, great review!
well who knows with renault at the wheel. i'm gonna say NO
You had me at" Rear disc brakes."
Yeah no doubt ! That’s a huge selling point in itself !
310 HP...9 speed transmission. So basically it’s got the engine and transmission that would make the Tacoma perfect.
I would pay 55k for an TRD pro Tacoma if they offer it in the 4.7L that came in the 03-09 4Runner. 270hp & 310TQ is plenty. That V8 is powerful enough to spin 33inch tires without
re-gear.
I've been a Nissan guy since the 86.5 Nissan Hardbody pick up truck and the 2022 Frontier will be my nxt truck hopefully in September.......
Good video. Although I was really hoping to get an answer to your title of the video " is this better than the Tacoma" That's why I clicked on it. Is it better? .....I thought since you spent time driving it you would be able to enlighten us and make a solid informed decision. Instead you say " we have a tough choice to make" I do value your honest opinion, but I somehow think that because of your sponsors you are unable to make a bold and honest ruling on weather it is better or not..... which is what the title of your video is right?
Crickets… 😂
That’s hands down the best key design. That’s why they’re not changing it. It slides right in your pocket and you can’t even feel it.
If u know, u know
“Lots of packages…” 😂😂😂
You guys are great 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Lori always making it look good 🎩!
there definitely is a lower lumbar adjustment to the seats. its a manual lever on the right hand side of the seat closest to the console. i have the cloth lava stitched seats so i have to imagine the leather does.
Thank God Nissan still makes this , their BEST product by far.
It’s weird that the passenger seat has manual adjustment when my 2015 pro4x is electric
Have the 2019 SV Midnight Edition. Love the upgrades but will wait a few years for the bugs to be worked out! Thanks for the video...You are the best!
I think you have a wise plan. I appreciate the awesome support!
@@21340 still like the old 1 better
@@21340 Very true, and if you wait too long for another model year things start being removed from the vehicle to save costs. Stuff you don't see like sound damping materials.
The Lower Lumbar is on the Right side of the drivers seat! Non on the Passenger’s side.
Joe always makes me laugh 😂 he’s like the best reviewer out there with Lori as the best camera girl
You are correct. !
Still a bit too conservative on the redo however it looks good. I WISH they would have done a slightly larger wheel and a higher look to give it a more aggressive look.
Great review ! I have a 2009 Frontier and the truck is still going strong with zero issues ever, and I think this refresh looks great. One question I have is whether or not they addressed the full size truck turning radius on the last generation to help make maneuvering this truck easier in tight spots?
I got a Ram 1500 after my 2014 King Cab. The Ram was so much easier to park and drive. I really hope they fixed it.
They didn't. It's got the same turning radius as the old one.
Definitely can't go wrong with either of these trucks. The quality and dependability is there for both Nissan and Toyota, so I think it really comes down to which one looks better to you. I'm liking the Frontier!
From the looks of the pull-out-all-the-stops design, Nissan knows their very survival is at stake. This looks damn good so I think the company is on the right track.
Takes More than Looks Alone.
@@coiledsteel8344 Gen 5 Frontiers were dead reliable. If this truck proves to be remotely close to that Nissan will sell a bunch of them.
Love it except the tires. Those are not all terrain don’t care what name is on the side tread is highway.
You really pumped up the food imagery in this one. Love it! hahah
This actually looks good. Sort of a cross between a silverado and a ford. Fake vents suck though. I miss the old school Titan.
Only way this Nissan is going to be better than a Toyota Tacoma, is if it uses a completely different CVT than Nissan's usual one. There's a reason why a bunch of other car brands use Toyota's CVT (and why no one else uses Nissan's).
This won't have a CVT, 9 speed auto.
Those LED fog lamps look like a bicycle tire reflector.
Nice redesign finally some changes they’re back in the game
I totally feel the same!
if the game was 10 years ago.
I like this color. It matches dirt dust and scratches.
You are so very right!
awesome review! nissan surprised me with this redesign! i really like it! especially with the tech in it now.
Look at that infotainment in there. In the dash nice and clean. That looks real good.
Yeah not all popped out like the Hondas.
As an owner of a 2011 pro4x, this is beautiful! I was considering a tacoma but seeing this, with the price... i'm sold.
p.s. love your description of the interior. really helps us plump people understand the full capabilities and possibilities for storage :)
I want this truck in a 2024 model. That's why I'm here, that's why you're here. 🎉
Drove the SV earlier today. Very impressed with the engine, great power and performance and they really stepped up interior. Would definitely choose this over the Taco
Best reviewer on RUclips. No overbearing subjective quirks.
Next video- Is this channel the best car reviewer ?
Looks good, still not convinced on the reliability and long term value of it compared to the Tacoma.
Same, the old 5 speed V6 was bullet proof. But these new 9 speed 3.7 liter engines haven’t been around long enough too see how reliable they are. Hopefully they are though because it’s a nice looking truck.
@@TexasNativee I have hope for the engine at least. V6 design was always Nissan's ace in the hole. And to be honest, the NA engine is the strongest selling point for this truck for me. This is probably the last generation of these we will see in the USA.
@@tobyvision yeah and it sucks, I don’t know why everyone wants to switch too a Twin turbo V6 all for what. MPG? Even Toyota making the new Tundra like that, what a shame.
I'm so glad you point at everything you talk about. I wouldn't know what the fog lights were unless you tapped them two or three times. Also, the way you highlighted the Nissan emblem on the front grille with both of your hands. Perfectly done. One hand wouldn't have been enough. Lastly, the tug of the tow hooks. They looked fake to me until you yanked on them. Now I know they could pull down a house
I can’t wait to see these out on the road lifted 😩😍
You mean the designated onroad only package? 🤣🤣
I hope Nissan enjoys the sales spike until Q3 2023. The all new 2024 Toyota Tacoma hits the street about that time.
We need nissan frontier R with gtr nismo engine in it and borla 3" exhaust system with hankook tyres 305/65R18
That would be a nice addition to the lineup for sure Ahmad.
It's too difficult for Nissan. Not only Pathfinder became Mallfinder, but also cancel the Xterra...
This will be my dream truck to afford Joe.
Sounds like a good plan!
Hi Joe, keep bringing us this video's. Thanks to the Queen of camera. Let's get on throttle
You know we will keep bringing it to you!
I have had a frontier since 05
3 different models, 05 auto with roof rack, 07 manual, and last 2010 auto 6 foot bed wit tow package. Love this truck.. full frame, ajustable frame rack for moto bikes. List goes on. Loyal customer I'll get the next Gen 4 sure...
After owning a 2020 Tacoma , i feel the Frontier is a real contender! Frontiers were built well some of the few nissans that were actually reliable. hopefully this set up is as well.
How quick is the truck from 0 to 60? Does it feel quick off the line?Excellent video
I was born when the redesigned Frontier came out and I graduate highschool next year...just a perspective of how long Nissan took for them to redesign this LOL!
I commented on your video when you reviewed it at Nissan. I was down on this truck. I've done a complete 180. I love this truck now.
I’ll be honest I’m really wishing this will be a reliable vehicle as I love Nissan and I’m kinda digging this new Frontier.
It’s direct injected unfortunately, you will get carbon build up on the intake valves after like 5 years
@@johneldepresso some direct injection engines use port injection as well, Toyota/Lexus has been doing that for a long time so they don’t get carbon buildup. Not sure why everyone doesn’t do that
@@kgisabeast cus Toyota is the best. When they innovate they make sure it works. Subaru now has multi port injection too with direct
@@johneldepresso Is it? Bummer.
Its nice. Think Im still leaning towards the TRD Pro though.
I was dead set on a Tacoma Pro until I drove one. What a disappointment.
I love this new Frontier. Do you think more models would be released for the Frontier?
No
This is as close to a copy of the Tacoma as you can get without having to pay royalties. Down to the color offerings. Although they updated the Tacoma shortcomings. (Drive train)
I wouldn't compare this to the Trd pro. I'd say it's more in line with the current Trd off road.
As long i dont need tonpay Toyota tax, im good
I'm sure I am in the minority here but I still prefer the prop rod under the hood. In my eyes, it's just one less part I will have to eventually replace. I'm sure prop rods can fail but it's yet to happen to me.
As far as the Pro-4X goes, it looks really nice. I'm a big fan of Tacoma but I definitely see this as a potential contender. For those of us not married to a brand, Nissan may just be the new option.
Hydraulic struts lasted in my Toyota for about 18 years. Either way it’s like $40 to replace them so definitely way better than having the prop rods in the way.
@@kevdog1298
Well, it’s Toyota reliability for you that’s why they lasted 18 years or more if you take care of them 😂
I’m not sure about the new Nissan Frontier though and how the new trucks will perform in long terms of ownership. 🤞☘️
I bought a Pro4x Frontier in 2019. I drove both and still think mine is a better truck than the Tacoma. This new Frontier knocks it out of the park! But I’m not trading mine in for one yet. Love my Frontier!
I like it ! Good job Nissan 👍
On throttle off road !! 😁
I think Lori should have waved from the passenger seat ☺️
That is a great idea Tommy!
Drivers seat lumbar adjustment is on the right-hand side of the seat back !!
Yes indeed!
I'm seriously loving this truck👍
Tacos have drum brakes bc it’s harder to get mud lodged in between the brake and drum unlike a disk and caliper not because there out dated lol
This is one handsome truck.
The only "off roading" this thing will be good for is running over speed bumps.
This redesign will be good for another 20 years
Hello , Q/A Tracking for safety .Nissan connect services . Birds eye view . third party ?
I see the pro4x everywhere. I want to see an S or SV model!
This should be the new king because Nissan actually is making a change
Typo in the title Joe, unless you were saying it like Mario perhaps? Great review though and awesome Frontier!
I’m grad that Nissan took advantage over Toyota, ford, and Chevy from being the same frontier design for years and finally in 2021 redesigning the frontier for 2022, they had added new high quality technology features in the infotainment system and off roading tech, the Tacoma in other hand still has the same design since 2016 and were now in 2021, Toyota still uses it’s old and dated technology from the early 2000s in there new models like in the tundra, the tundra is zonked. Ford still uses its old and mediocre technology in the raptor but not in there new f150. So I’m glad that Nissan had nailed it and took advantage over any midsize truck company. Good job Nissan 👍🏼
I have always heard don’t buy the first year of a redesign? I’ve owned one Frontier and 2 Tacoma’s , just bought a Ridgeline and it drives so much better. I enjoy a bed for bikes and love the trunk in the Ridgeline but never go off-road so the Ridgeline made more sense for my needs. I believe they are all good trucks as I personally believe Japanese made trucks have always owned the small truck market, although the Ranger and Colorado have seemed to improve over the years.
The Ridgeline is just so….Chevy Avalanche-ish though lol
The ridgeline is a unibody truck with independent suspension at all 4 wheels. It’s a car with a bed. That’s why it drives so well on the highway. Nissan and Toyota are body on frame with solid rear. They will never drive as well on the highway. But they can go Offroad and tow.
@@billywill903 Realistically, 95% of people have no need for an offroad capable vehicle anymore though including most of these jeep fanboys. Couple hours on dirt roads a year doesn’t count. The towing I can get behind more than anything and respect the longevity of the tacoma/4runner and the frontier (i own one). I just grow tired of people touting off-road capabilities on their half plastic $60,000 jeep with a useless lift kit….only to drive on pavement the entire year like everyone else.
Kevin your 110% correct. I know many people with giant trucks or Jeep’s that do 99% city driving and rarely tow. If I lived in a rural area with lots of off road I would buy a 4X4. I’m very practical and love my Ridgeline for the city, plus love the bed trunk and interior way better than my 2 Tacoma’s and Frontier. Don’t get me wrong I loved my Tacoma’s but honestly my Toyota dealer tried to say I needed $5,000 worth of work. Sorry Toyota I’m not getting ripped off.
Should have zonked the diff lock control button location. Any buttons in this location are impossible to see while driving.
That Frontier is a major improvement over it's predecessor. Nissan is really making a come back.
However, not having a telescopic steering wheel in 2022 is unexcusable.
Great job joe and lori.
You guys make any car, truck look good.
I love it my boy Joe keep up the work and I love the video lot real true 💯 👍
Thanks for going off roading with us!
1. Handling smooth A+
2. Braking A-
3. Ride smoothness A+
4. Headlights brightness (Base model C-) (Pro X A+)
5 Engine power A+
6.Transmission smoothness A+
7. Seats comfort. B+
8. Seats adjustability B- 6ways
9. Infotainment B+
10. Steering wheel C+ non telescopic
11. Shock and spring feel A
12. Quiet cabinet decibel ride A
13. Rear seat room C-
14. Versatility cargo A+ Has a bed
15. Value. B+
16. Over all score (base B-) (Pro X A)
17. Looks B+
18. Taillights A+
19. Wheels Tires B+
20. Rim (Pro X B+)
21. Backup Camera C-
22. MPG C-
23. Likes A
24. off road handling (Pro X A+)
25. Paint colors A+
26. Niceness A
27. Room inside feel B-
28. Price B-
29. Safety tech radar A
Love the design...the grill,the headlights and the paint job is awesome...beautifully done nissan..BUT I'D STILL TAKE THE TRD PRO..please
Choices are always good to have when it comes to trucks.
Nissan knows what they’re doing when it comes to trucks. Very intrigued.
Oooooooooh myyyyyyyy gaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwd!!! Is this real life???!!! A NEW Frontier is here!!!! This looks the part nose to tail, Joe!!! Massive thanks to Nissan for finally updating the Frontier and thanks to you and Lori for bringing it to us!!! #RaitisRides #OnThrottle #Nissan #Frontier #Pro4X
Wow, I've never been interested in pickup trucks, but the Frontier looks great. This would be my top choice if I had to haul things all the time.