1995 Nissan Pathfinder consumer reviews

This 1995 is like a tank.the turn ration is like a circle .it goes anywhere. I got so far 460,000 miles.i have had 2 tune ups since1995 just replaced the brakes 2 years ago for the first time.most of the interior lights are still original. All still original. I hope it gets me 1,000,000 miles.i drive alot open highway at a normal speed I'm getting about 18 to 19 miles per gallon..speakers got to old and fell apart radio still works. Needs a paint job. LOL

1995 Was the last year of the Best Nissan Pathfinder Truck ever Made. These truck were built like a Tank and were highly reliable even at extreme mileage. The later Nissan Pathfinder were made for luxury but lost the hight reliability of the 1995 Original Pathfinder. Most of these old truck ended up going overseas to Central South America and the Caribbean due to their hight reliability

this was one of the more durable suv's i've ever drove and i wish they would make a new pathfinder more like the one from this year

Bought this car 10 years ago as a "sacrificial vehicle" to keep at our condo in San Jose del Cabo, Baja California Sur. It had 120K miles. It replaced a 1986 Blazer that had rusted to the ground after 8 years there. The Pathfinder's paint was destroyed by salt and heat, but mechanics were always reliable. Survived three hurricanes, including Category 4 Odile in 2014. Sold the condo and brought the Pathfinder back across the border to Alta California. Now has 140K miles. Had it painted at Maaco, and it's my daily driver. Amazing vehicle.

Best power to weight ratio. Easiest to maneuver on and off road. Most comfortable vehicle I have ever owned. Every time I got in drivers seat I knew I was home.

Great overall SUV. When I first purchased it (about 164k miles) it would have issues starting. Turns out the starter was going bad, and one day it didn't start and had to be towed. Starter is a bear to replace and takes a shop 3 hours and if you do it yourself 5-6 hours. After replacing the starter I haven't had any issues. I've owned a couple Jeep Cherokees and this far surpasses their ability when off-roading. Engine runs smoother than just about any vehicle I have owned. They are a little underpowered, but during the winter is a good thing as you don't get tire spin like you would with something with more get up and go. They are rated at about 14MPG city, but I average 16 MPG. Best being 16.7, worst being about 14.9 (city only). As long as you find one that has been taken care of you will have a vehicle that will get you through anything and start every time.

I have a black 95' Pathfinder SE V6. It runs and drives great. Not too bad on gas it takes me about $50 to fill the gas tank all the way up. It runs good in any weather condition. No matter what it always runs and drives. It does have rust here and there. The engine sounds very smooth doesn't sound loud. I prefer the old model Pathfinders they look better they may not be as big as the newer models. But the newer models are too boxy they kind of remind me of the style of a van or something. 1995 pathfinders look better the styling and everything. The pathfinder is a good truck. It's reliable, easy to park and maneuver around in. It's a 4 door which is good so you can go on drives with friends, kids, or pets. It's comfortable to drive. I love my pathfinder I wouldn't trade it for anything.

My partner bought this 95 Pathfinder LE with all option back in 01(with 90 K miles) since then it has served us very well. Never had any major problems other than regular maintenance. Now it's got 140 K miles and the engine starts leaking , but then again, it is a 15 years old truck ! RUST RUST seems to be the biggest prob. We covered the rust on the bumper and repainted. Now it looked like a Classic Pathfinder ! :) Oh btw it only gets 14 MPG city driving ...sucks when the gas hits 4$ / gallon Overall still a good used truck

I bought my 1995 Pathfinder used in 2007. I love this beast! It certainly is not the most attractive SUV out there [I dented the front end and removed the top racks with my garage door] but it runs like a champ. At approximately 136K miles, only things that have been replaced have been the brakes before I bought it, the radiator [weakened in the accident in '07] and the ignition key. The clutch is still the original and works just fine. The bearings do grind some but it doesn't affect the performance at all. Just makes a slightly irritating sound. I will say that the 4WD can be slightly difficult to engage, but I'm a 5' tall female. It handles beautifully in the snow [as long as you have decent tires]. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone. I will cry when mine bites the dust.

Had a 92 Pathfinder and loved it bought a used 95 Pathfinder wish I never would of bought it. I had the vechile for 4Years It has been nothing but trouble I keeps shutting off without warning when driving. They replaced the computer but that didn't fix the problem called Nissian and they won't even back up thier vechile they said it was are problem. Been to about four garges and they can't come up with a answer also the frame rusted out on both sides and had to be welded.