2017 Nissan Frontier consumer reviews

Nothing comes close to the frontier for value and performance. Everything is handy and well designed. Actually has 2 different places to rest your arm on the drivers side.

I love my Frontier Crew Cab SV! I also looked at the Toyota Tacoma. The Frontier was a much better truck and deal than the Tacoma. I was able to get the tow package, sunroof, heated seats, more speakers, backup camera, bluetooth, rear sensors, 4x4 for a lot less than Toyota. If I went with the toyota deal, I would have missed out on a sunroof, heated seats, and other others and would have paid more! I love the Frontier. The Crew Cab has plenty of room for my family or for stuff. I often raise the back seats so I can put cargo or the big dog on the floor in the back. The short bed is perfect for my needs. I got the truck for towing a tent trailer and having the backup camera and the Frontier's power have been great. I like the looks of the truck--it's not a massive truck, but a good looking compact truck that can hold it's own. I've only had the truck for a couple of months, and I really like it. Definitely recommend.

Great ride, handles well, powerful! Great features with ease of navigation. It has a one of a kind profile package.

Overall the Nissan Frontier is a great truck. It's 4 cylinder engine gets good gas mileage. It has a long bed to haul most items. However, I wish Nissan had allowed more arm space to access the reclining lever on the driver's side of the seat. When the door is closed, I find it difficult to reach the lever due to narrow space. Time to get rid of the CD player.

Great price and comfortable interior plenty of leg room and this vehicle has plenty of pep for it size. The towing capacity is fantastic for what I am going to tow.

Room for adults in back seat. Under seat storage is great. Fits the garage nicely. Gas mileage is fair. Ride is quiet.

After test driving, several times, a new Colorado, Canyon, Tacoma, and Frontier, I realized the Frontier was the only one that stayed true to the value of a truck -- it did everything the others could do without breaking your budget. In fact, it's fast, powerful, has room in the back seat (crew), good payload and towing, and just enough creature comforts to enjoy driving. Oh, and that engine sound -- wow -- awesome !!

For the price my Frontier is a very good mid size truck. It may not be as fancy as some of the updated competition but it does everything I ask of it. I enjoy the power of the V6 engine but the mpg is not great. Overall, so far, I couldn't be happier.

I have always been a fan of compact trucks with economical small engines and manual transmissions. I am a homeowner with large wooded grounds to maintain and need a vehicle to haul things with. A small compact truck is ideal for my needs. Had one from another car maker that had served me well for 24 years and was time to retire it. Of the various trucks I test drove, the Nissan Frontier best matched the size, power, and driving characteristics I had been looking for. Being a newer vehicle it featured more comfort gadgets, higher ground clearance, and more engine power than my previous vehicle but overall gave me the sense of reliability and economy of use that I was looking for. The vehicle is quiet at both low and high speeds. The cabin is very well insulated from engine and wind noise. The doors and tail gate feel solid and give a reassuring solid sound when close and locked. Seats are very comfortable and suitable for both bouncing terrain as well as long distance driving. Ground clearance gives you a clear view of your surroundings and has plenty of glass all around to allow for checking on traffic on front, back, and sides of vehicle. The four doors are a feature that I appreciate well above my previous vehicle. The rear opening doors of the King Cab allows for much easier access to the rear storage and sitting compartment. (Doubt that I would ever have anyone sitting back there thought.) Overall, I am extremely happy with my new Nissan Frontier and I looking forward to enjoy it for the next 20 years or so.

Just replacing a old Frontier from 2001. If this one serves as well as the '01, I'm a happy camper. It's completely up to date, with the new gadgets.