Nissan reviews are a great source of information on different models. You can learn more about the Sentra, Pathfinder, and 240Z models. There are many reviews for each model, including specs, features, and mpg. The Nissan Dare to Compare tool allows you to compare the specifications of various models.
240Z
Nissan 240Z reviews cite Nissan’s performance as one its greatest advantages. It has a lightweight, five-speed transmission and a reasonably powerful engine, which makes it surprisingly quick for its size. The car is reliable with excellent service provided by dealers.
Rogue
The Nissan Rogue has received good safety ratings, and is equipped with a full suite of active safety gear. Its ProPILOT semi-autonomous adaptive cruise control system has been praised by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. It was also awarded Top Safety Pick+ status by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Drivers can be confident about Rogue’s safety because this award comes with the highest safety ratings.
Sentra
Nissan Sentra reviews offer insight into the sedan's performance, safety features, and interior. These reviews can help to decide whether or not the sedan is right fit for you. Although there are some negative reviews about the sedan, most Nissan Sentra reviews have been overwhelmingly positive.
Pathfinder
The Nissan Pathfinder, a seven-passenger crossover, debuted in 2013. The new version was redesigned to look sharper and more polished. This model boasts a spacious interior and simple-to-use controls. While the Pathfinder may not be a sport utility vehicle but it is comfortable and well-equipped.
Pathfinder X
The interior design of the Nissan Pathfinder X is significantly improved from its predecessor. Its new design also puts it on par with other top-of-the-line competitors in its class. The dashboard's modern design combines soft-touch materials with well-insulated hard plastics. The front seats are firm and the back rows are comfortable for tall occupants.
Titan
The current generation of Nissan Titan is able to haul heavy loads, according to reviews. The standard 5.6-liter V8 engine produces 400 horsepower and 394 pound-feet torque. This makes it more powerful than other competitors. The car's nine-speed manual transmission and an automatic version are available. They have been optimized to maximize gear ratios for maximum acceleration, towing, efficiency, and fuel economy.
Titan X
While the Nissan Titan has improved here and there over the years, it's still far behind its Detroit counterparts. The Titan is still a great choice for large pickup trucks at a low price. Although the truck's V8 is a strong selling point it can't match half-ton performance in Detroit.