Nissan Pathfinder Vs Toyota 4Runner Seattle

I know your considering the Toyota 4Runner in Seattle. However, you should take a hard look at the Nissan Pathfinder. Throughout its history, the Pathfinder has maintained an iconic exterior design, while also remaining fresh and dynamic. The exterior was refined for the 2008 model year, enhancing its unique combination of sophistication and rugged, go-anywhere looks. Large headlamps, angled strut-style grille and a sweeping hood hint at the power underneath, while Pathfinders broad shoulder line, large integrated fender flares covering purposeful wheel and tire combinations and distinctive C-pillar with high-mounted rear door handles reinforce the distinctive Pathfinder appearance.

A long wheelbase of 112.2 inches allows for a roomy three-row cabin while providing ride comfort and stability. Pathfinders manageable 192.5-inch overall length and short front and rear overhangs enable drivers to feel comfortable driving or parking the capable SUV on almost any terrain. Additional exterior highlights include standard roof rails with integrated front and rear grips and a rear tailgate design with flip-up rear glass hatch opening. Pathfinder also offers side running boards on SE and LE trims, fog lights (standard on all trim levels except S-V6), available heated outside mirrors and power slide and tilt moonroof (LE models).

Inside the ruggedly elegant body, the Pathfinder interior offers standard three-row seating and exceptional utility and storage capacity. Seating selections include an available 8-way power drivers seat, 4-way power front passengers seat, fold-down front passenger seat, drivers seat auto entry/exit system with two-driver memory and heated front seats. A flat-folding 3rd row seat, 40/20/40 split separate-folding 2nd row seats with easy one-touch release lever for 3rd row access come standard on all models.

The Pathfinders long list of standard safety features and equipment includes Nissan Advanced Air Bag System, featuring dual-stage front supplemental air bags with seat belt sensors and a front occupant classification sensor; supplemental front seat-mounted side-impact air bags; and roof-mounted supplemental curtain air bags for improved side impact and rollover head protection for outboard occupants in all three rows, topples the safety of the Toyota 4Runner.

For more information as to why the Nissan Pathfinder is a better choice over the Toyota 4Runner in Seattle, simply call and ask for the customer care dept today. To research more on our website about the Nissan Pathfinder click the link provided.
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Bremerton, WA 98312
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[kmikey86]

Toyota has had major problems that killed ppl haven't heard of a Nissan killing its drivers. Nissan's are by far and away better and it doesn't feel as cheap like a Toyota does. Toyota sucks

[hakugin15]

Pay less for shit. Yotas live forever and I've never heard of a pathfinder born after 2000 that outperforms a camry.

[ktmlover90]

@deanbassist01 Lexus LFA...

[Chyne20]

@avaloaded BLASPHEMY!!! what are you saying... Nissan is stronger than Toyota... Lmfao

[avaloaded]

Its a piece of shit and he knows it. People only buy nissan because they cant afford a toyo.

[TacticalGunGuy]

@deanbassist01 can anyone say Lexus LFA?

[heros88]

he have to read to be sure of what he said...  A shame for all salesman...

[Sebamb970]

@RJ7088 i bet you have a 4runner and you still love the nissan pathfinder

[RJ7088]

I bet you this salesman owns a 4runner but he has to make a living selling Nissans

[glendeco]

You forgot to mention all the recalls that Nissan has on those vehicles. I had an 05' Frontier that had 5 recalls, and two class action lawsuits. Just auctioned my Nissan off, and got me a Toyota. I will never by Nissan again thank you.