Used 2001 Nissan Pathfinder SE for Sale near Seattle, WA

We had driven several SUVs, such as the Durango, Expedition, Blazer, Trailblazer, and Rodeo. But it wasn't until we drove the Pathfinder that we finally found the right vehicle. We instantly impressed with the drive, the power of the 3.5L V6 and the looks of the vehicle. Once we had driven the Pathfinder, we knew we found the SUV we had been looking for.

The 2001 Nissan Pathfinder is one of the most reputable vehicles on and off road. Nissan spent a load of money on technology to keep this vehicle and its sister ( The Infiniti QX4 ) compatible with the leading small utility vehicles out there.

An absolutley terrific SUV. The VQ engine is a gem, and makes highway passing a breeze. Brakes are a little spongy, and there is allot of body roll under cornering. Only downside is the amount of gas it takes!

U have to b careful whn u go off-roads,u can get a good ride widout maintain cost, otherwise u end up in a garage...but it's a worth buy... I have just sold out mine got I used it for desert drives and it ended up My wallet on the jack. I have now come back to the basics,, driving a sedan.

The Nissan Pathfinder seems like a fairly middle-of-the-road car. It has good acceleration and braking power, and steering is fairly responsive. However, it peels-out very easily due to an extremely touchy gas pedal, it will spin out if the street is wet, and the gas mileage is lacking. Seating can be a little cramped, as the back bench has very little leg-room. Also, on my car (a 2001), the CD player has gone ka-puts to the extent of replacing.