r/nissanpathfinder

I had an idea to ventilate my Pathfinder, because stale air is so last season. Armed with imagination, cardboard for brainstorming, ABS plastic for pretending I'm a pro engineer, noseeum mesh courtesy of my neighbor Mike, silicone weather stripping to seal the deal, and a couple of USB fans for intake and exhaust, I set to work. Sanding and Dremeling later, I'm thrilled to unveil my latest gadget to my trusty adventure chariot.

Thoughts on this deal ? 1.23% of MSRP
Zip 18954 (pa is 9%)
lease Term/mileage: 36 months / 12,000 miles per year
Tier 1 credit
Zero down, will make 1st payment at signing

Finally got out to eleven mile for some camping with my new Roofnest Meadowlark XL. It held up to some crazy wind! I was actually really impressed. I was worried about the roof being able to hold the weight too, but it held up no problem (the included extra supports and ladder help quite a bit. Gives me a lot more confidence in the setup)

We are in the market for a 3 Row SUV and have narrowed it down to the below three options right around the same price ($35,000).

1. 2024 Nissan Pathfinder Rock Creek

2. 2024 Kia Sorento Prestige

3. 2024 Subaru Ascent Onyx

We are a family of 4 with two growing boys. We are an outdoorsy family and a camping trip a few weeks ago really highlighted that we need more space. While we don't have a camper now, we may get a small teardrop camper in the future. We have had a Murano for our last two vehicles (15 years total) and have had no issues with them. Our normal life is typical suburban life driving kids back and forth to things (12K miles per year). We currently don't need it to commute to a job.

The pic shows our rankings of each vehicle (1 best to 3 worst) and as you can see they are close overall.

Pathfinder: Most functional considering size and comes with the standard roof rack and towing hitch. Less tech, but that's not a priority for us. We are comfortable with Nissans (maybe to our detriment).

Sorento: Most fun to drive and best interior. Worried about long term reliability as we keep our cars for 8+ years. Towing capacity is essentially zero so we can't get a camper if we go with this option.

Ascent: A bit boring, but we like the reliability. My brother and sister own five Subaru's in their families and they love them. Solid interior and tech. Seems to be a good compromise between the other two options.

We considered many other options, but Highlanders and Pilots were too expensive and CX-90 was not our style.

Hello everyone. I have a 2023 pathfinder rock creek edition. I went to start my car, and all of my lights lit up and i got malfunction messages. It wouldn’t start. Has anyone ever seen this before? Is there a serious problem? Please let me know what you think.

Just quotes below lease for 36 months / 12,000 mi

I do zero down and pay only the first month's payment at signing. I would like to know if there is more room to negotiate the sale price and how much more.

2026 Pathfinder SL 4WD Premium package with captain’s chairs
Exterior: Everest White Pearl TriCoat

MSRP- 51,150 (includes 1,545 destination and below options)
Options:
-SL Premium Captains Chair Package- 3,950
-Splash Guards-275
-Premium Paint-450
-Cross Bars- 435
-Captain chairs carpeted floor mats - 405

Dealer Quote
MSRP: $51,150
Selling price before rebate: $47,407 (Dealer discount: $3,743)
Rebate: $1,000
Adjusted price after rebate: $46,407

Fees included in the worksheet:
Acquisition fee: $695
Online fee: $23.54
Doc fee: $490
Title fee: $72
Registration fee: $48
Transfer fee: $11
Temp tag fee: $40

Worksheet balance: $47,786.54
Residual: $31,713 - 62%
Money factor: .00143

total Monthly payment: $611 (includes taxes)
611-Zero down, first month payment at signing.

Thoughts? Seems high

I'd like to install the chrome bumper from a Nissan Frontier on my Pathfinder.

What do you think? Has anyone done this modification?

This one was a very pleasant surprise. ProPilot On throughout the road trip on I45 with speed at 65 with Eco mode. The highway driving of 550 miles had about 31MPG, but the city driving of approx 120 miles brought it down to 29.4. So far, I am extremely pleased with this 2026 PF Platinum.

Just got this new beauty, absolutely love it! (Sorry about the bad quality pic but Reddit changed the quality)

Had to upgrade from a 2011 Xterra Pro4-X for a growing family. My wife and I are both tall. I'm 6'6" and my wife is 5'10" and after a ton of research on 3 row SUV's in terms of legroom/space, we landed on the Pathfinder and couldn't possibly fit better. We have so much legroom, even if I'm in the passenger seat with a car seat behind me. With both car seats in (one front facing, one rear facing) we still fit great. For any other tall people out there looking for SUV's that fit them and their families, look no further. I hope this helps. Also, it's a badass SUV.

I have a 2004 Nissan pathfinder LE 4 wheel drive platinum edition that I just bought. And I gotta say that I love it!

What part or cable am I missing for my trunk, I own a 2011 Pathfinder Silver edition

Was missing this cover on the floor near the front passenger seat on my recently purchased 2025 Nissan pathfinder. I kept envisioning wayward french fries falling into this hole on the floor (even though it’s under the floor mat) with no way to get them out, eek! The parts diagram on 2022-2025 Pathfinders shows this part as part of a 600 dollar carpet assembly and not a separate part like it does on the previous generation. I bought a used one on eBay out of curiosity and it FIT, snapped right in :)