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Big Trucks And Vans Struggle To Avoid Crashes, Says IIHS
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Big Trucks And Vans Struggle To Avoid Crashes, Says IIHS

Automatic braking on these vehicles doesn't seem to be too well calibrated. My guess is since they only need to meet US standards, the companies hardly care

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u/Redeemed_Expert9694 — 4 days ago

The QX60 has got to be one of the most loathsome modern cars...

I dislike this car for several reasons.

Firstly, for the longest time, no real difference exists between this and the Pathfinder, yet the QX60 was on avg 15K more. I have some experience with both (current gen) and can say with certainty interior quality and ride comfort are identical.

Furthermore, until this year, the Pathfinder had slightly higher IIHS safety scores than the QX60

Lastly, you can still get the V6 on the Pathfinder, while in the QX60, you have to get a VC-Turbo. Which is less refined, less reliable, and slower than the V6

I'm convinced Nissan made this car purely for ragebaiting. I can imagine why anyone would pick this creature over the well-rounded Pathfinder

u/Redeemed_Expert9694 — 5 months ago