2007 Nissan Frontier Reviews - Page 2 of 2

There is nothing wrong with my new truck.

Smooth ride for a truck. Easy handling and the comfort is unmatched for a midsize truck. Easy highway driving, also female friendly interior and comfort. Easy to see in reverse and the tighter steering helps stabilize.

I am a huge fan of this model and was looking for a solid 4x4 to haul dogs, bikes, jet skis and four wheelers. This truck is the whole package and is great on gas.

Nothing as of yet.

The 5th gear is awesome for passing on the highway, I got my truck up to 150km/h and it didn't rev more than 3500rpm. (Red lines at about 6250rpm)

Turning radius is kind of crappy, but that should be expected with a crew cab truck with a 6'1" box I guess.

The crew cab is a good size, probably not the most comfortable for a truck full of adults but it comfortably fits an infant seat in any of the three seats.

Everything is very user-friendly in the truck, all the controls are easy to find and get used to.

The accelerate/decelerate on the steering wheel is really cool and very handy on the highway when the idiots in front of you don't know how to drive.

The fabric seats are a little tougher to keep clean, the way they are patterned allows all sorts of pebbles and crumbs to sit in the seat. (not really an issue if you don't eat/smoke/get dirty and drive.)

All in all I am really enjoying the truck... it is fun to drive, and really good on gas for a truck. I went from Calgary, AB to Cranbrook, BC and back on less than a tank of gas. (80L tank) In the city it doesnt get as good of mileage but it is still pretty good. If you are considering purchasing a 2007 Frontier I would definitely say go for it!

Nothing yet - haven't even got my truck yet!

I just wanted to add a review as there are no 2007 reviews yet - I have only test driven the Frontier 4x4 SE, but I absolutely loved it - enough to spend $40,000 on one. It's on it's way here from MN and I can't wait - the clutch was very forgiving (I am pretty rusty with the manual transmission) and you could hear the engine's power, but she purred like a kitten. There is little road noise even at high speeds... I love it.

The salesperson was great, not too pushy and gave us a great deal. The dealership is beautiful - all leather furniture, big screen TV in the service waiting area... complimentary water, coffee, pop, hot chocolate, newspapers... you name it they have it.

As for the truck, I love the way it looks, interior and exterior. I chose Storm Grey as a color, and the interior is "Steel Cloth" I chose a few add-ons (rubber floor mats, chrome pipe foot rails, etc) and they were all very well priced.

That's all I can say for now, but as a first time Nissan buyer I can already see the difference between them and GM. I will write a more detailed review when I get the truck.

If you're thinking of getting one, go for a test drive - you will love it. This truck drives like a car, but has all the power you need to haul.