2019 Nissan Frontier consumer reviews

Love this mid size truck! It’s perfect! Not a gas hog and runs like a champ. Cozy and not oversized with lots of room. Fits in a standard garage for protection as well.

The truck we bought has all the options, heated seats, tow package. It is a great riding truck. We went four wheeling the 2nd day with no issues. Cant wait to tow our boat.

Love the rugged look. V6 performance is outstanding. Pulls my boat like a dream. Fits up to 5 people comfortably. Very easy to drive. Does not feel like your driving a truck.

My new Frontier fills all the squares I wanted checked. It rides great, has more power than I need, has great load and towing capacity and lots of features. Four wheel drive is very versatile, all in all it has everything except some of the latest high tech, prone to have bugs stuff. I been driving a 2001 Tacoma for 19 years (TRD) and it was great. Replacing it with a similarly equipped Tacoma this year started at about $42,000. I got my 2019 Frontier out the door for around $27,000 with 4 wheel drive, a track system in the bed, towing package including hitch and receiver. Only thing I'm going to add is a small (29 inch) tool box chest that will fit between the rails. The Frontier is all the truck most people need. Now if you just have money to burn you can get something with all the bells and whistles for$10,000 to $20,000 more. The Frontier has been the same configuration with improvements in the basic design since 2004. The bugs have been worked out and it's a solid, reliable, tough design with a lot of years built into the purchase price.

I love it and am very proud of it This is the best car / truck I have ever owned It rides good and is very comfortable

Only have 200 miles on it. So far so good. Love the lifetime warranty on powertrain and transmission after the 5yr 60k miles run out. No worries

It is a great truck. It’s like riding in a car it’s so smooth I will be getting another one in a few years I love this frontier

This vehicle drives very well, coming from a small car to this might take a little getting used to, but I am very happy with my decision to go with this truck. The dealership was doing an amazing special for a lease of a 2019 Midnight edition of the Frontier and it was too good to pass up.

I wanted to trade in my RV and needed to find a vehicle that could pull over 3500 lbs. I also wanted something that was simple, dependable and reasonably priced. I researched what was available and Frontier fit the bill. I still hesitated figuring as the camping season was coming to an end I would wait till next year to buy an RV and vehicle to pull it. It became necessary to buy a new RV which I did. Then on a whim I stopped in at my local Nissan dealer. This particular dealer had been recommended to me by my mechanic whom I have been going to for over thirty years. I checked it out and they had exactly what I wanted. Used, but it only had 11,000 miles on it. The dealer made me a good deal. I paid a little more than i hoping to spend, but it was a fair offer for getting the simplicity, styling, comfort I was looking for. I have had the truck for over a month now. Just came back from a camping trip. It pulled my new Rockwood with ease. Handled well, gas mileage was good. I love it.

I purchased my 2019 Frontier, after 6 years of having an Xterra. I needed a pickup, liked the Nissan Xterra, and the two vehicles share important reliable mechanical stuff like the engine, transmission, and 4wd. They also had the same simple interior and exterior, but, most importantly they share the same reliability. If you are looking for a simple, practical, low cost, comfortable, smaller pickup that can tow up to about 6,500 lbs, this is your vehicle. Its no frills though. Mine is the SV Crew Cab, which has a back seat big enough for a normal person to sit in for a long while, a short bed, and a nice amount of electronic equipment like cruise control, a radio with steering wheel controls and bluetooth, electric windows, remote locks and a back up camera. BUT there's no annoying nanny devices that will keep you from doing something stupid, like rear ending the car in front of you because you are looking at a cell phone. The interior and controls are simple, well made and the fit and finish are fantastic, with every control where it should be in a car. You won't have to dig thru a bunch of layered menus to figure out how to turn up the heat or turn on the radio. The powerful 6 cylinder 4 liter engine and 5 speed automatic transmission has been tweaked to reliable perfection over the last 15 years. And the tweaking has taken my gas mileage to over 20 mpg at 65 MPH or below. Other pickups are advertising more MPG, but are also lowering reliability by using smaller displacement engines, sometimes with turbos and transmissions of 6, 7, 8 and even 9 speeds. I like the way the Frontier automatic works when towing a heavy load, it doesn't hunt between gears 4-6, like the eco brand engine did in the truck I rented a while back.