Got one 3 weeks ago! It’s amazing

Bought one 3 months ago. Really like it! Great power yet very smooth. 24.4 mpg on last trip.

I just bought a Nissan frontier SV crew cab 6 ft bed 4x4, my only complaint is turning radius and payload. The best thing about it is it’s a V6 natural aspirating engine with good HP, needs more torque but not a big deal I can still tow 3 tons. I love how basic and simple it is, how a truck should be. I’m pretty happy with it I do a lot of highway driving and I’m ready to use it for landscape work and dump runs.

Love mine. Best midsize truck out.

I have a 2022 Pro-4X. I actually like the seats. My main complaint is the lack of a telescoping steering wheel. The turning radius leaves much to be desired but you get used to it and it's worth the hydraulic steering feel. The adaptive cruise control is a bit over zealous with down shifts as well.

Your complaints are my complaints. I would buy one except for those three things. Mainly, the seats. I don't think car manufacturers realize that if you can get a potential customer to sit in "any" vehicle and it has a wonderfully comfortable seat, you are more than halfway to having a sale. It's simple.

Excellent review. Thanks for posting. I love this truck.

Who knew that 23 years later the hot truck market would basically be a 2000 ford sport trac. four door, body on frame, tiny bed. LoL.

this was a very good review ty u have me considering a 23 or 24 Frontier ty

I'll take the new Frontier anyway. Cheaper than others and I'm just a Nissan guy

Great review. I just traded in my 2012 SL 4x2 long bed yesterday for a 2024 SV 4x4 long bed with the technology package. My 2012 had the hard plastic interior. 11 years and a 160K later, it still looked like new. That's the big advantage to hard plastic interior trim. So far, the 2024 is awesome. Ride, interior, and features are fantastic. Couldn't be happier. Especially after the utilitarian 2012 model. Which, by the way, was the best vehicle I've owned in terms of quality. Bullet proof. It was a great truck. I hope the 2024 lives to my 2012. It's a beautiful truck inside and out.

I own a 2013 Frontier with 112,200 miles I guess you could say I really love the truck

I like the way the rear seat bottoms move up away from the front seats. I envision easily putting heavy items that need to remain dry and secure back there for transport.

Thanks for review man ! I’ve never paid attention to Frontier before, the prior look didn’t spark interest I guess. But for hauling e-bike, I note the bed height of Frontier seems usable compared to Colorado or Ranger, I assume the Taco, too. I do wish for soft touch where arm lays, but chuckle over thinking much about hard touch at top of dash. I just dust it a couple times a year to actually feel that, be in contact. Test drove a Frontier and biggest surprise was how quiet inside. Excellent !! And the ride was not too truck-ish, I think it will agree with me. Step in/out height as tall person, was excellent. The four step things in the way of longer legs are unbolt-able and will quickly be gone. I LOVE all the physical push buttons even if scattered about. I may feel pressure to grab a 2024 before 2025 mild makeover comes. There are articles out there hinting on a larger control screen and they might raise the height of truck any at all ?? It’s already at the edge of too tall to lay bike down in/lift up and then roll it down a motorcycle ramp. E-bikes+gear stowed are not lightweight. Sales guy and I verified the bike snugly fits laid down in the nigh 5’ bed. Can’t use a heavy duty rear bike carrier during winter and salty slushy stuff thrown all over it. The Pro-X series have the LED headlights and the only ding from IIHS safety and crash testing was the tungsten headlights on some trims were rated as poor. I’m going to insist on the luxury of a heated steering wheel and try hard to find one still having cloth seats. If I can convince myself to part with considerable coin. Sure would be nice some type of hybrid option to squeeze up to 30 mpgs. But then, I don’t drive many miles, if I do the math comparing higher cost of hybrid to save fuel vs more $ for extra gas, it may take 8 years to catch up break even. On the other hand, less gas burned, less pollutants considered. On the other-other hand, producing batteries and recycling them when shot, is also something. Typical of “life”, there is no have my cake and eat it too. Summation, overall pleasantly surprised on the 2024 Frontier PRO-4X. It hits the sweet spot in many places. Especially how quiet inside and it still has many easy use physical buttons and knobs. A computer screen control center drives me a little buggy and I like real, moving, actual analog style gauges, not computer simulated gauges. Grey hair syndrome.

Love mine as well. Getting 21.5 mpg 50%city/50%hwy. I agree with your downside issues

Very nice! Thinking of getting one by summer. Was there an update for the software, since this video?

Its funny hearing people nitpicking about the inside and how it looks and this and that... I drive a 99 sonoma sls... it's old. And falling apart. I find it funny.

1x(1/7/24)…….done thank you. Very clear & articulate, good pace

Agree with your comments about the seats. My 2011 Frontier seats were much more comfortable.

Love mine and it’s a 19, the new one is even better. I’d go with cloth for the interior

Only thing that is bad is the angle of the rear seat. It’s to overtical.

Just bought mine 2 days ago!

I have the Pro4X but with cloth seats and find them fine, there's also an adjustable lumbar support lever on the driver seat on the right hand side near the center cubby. One thing I don't like and was disappointed with was the fact that only the driver side front window has auto up and down for the windows. The other 3 windows you have to hold down to go all the way up or down, that was disappointing but not that big a deal.

Gas Charged hood props are good

Got mine but still sitting at the dealer waiting for the parts i ordered from the dealer ( bed cover , running boards ) i can’t wait to drive it , also they suggested to get the touchscreen protector which i ordered on amazon

It's great midsize truck!!! But talking about full size trucks I would prefer American made manufacturers like Ford , GMC and Dodge . recently purchased GMC AT4 after your great review and I love the truck very much. Thank you for your great videos which helping consumers to find the vehicle they like!!! Great job SchwayZ !!! 👍👍👍

No joke, it be my first pick if it had better camera sharpness, front lockers not only a rear locker, an automatic 4 wheel drive standard drive train rather then the 2 wheel drive as i live in snowy areas and would buy this mainly to overland. Vented seats and the option to have material seats with heated and cooled seats, heated steering wheel would be a huge bonus for me, not a fan of leather seats honeslty... An other bonus for me would be a factory 1 to 1.5 inch lift not using bumpers to make sure the suspensions dont bottom out. They did a fantastic job for the look, and i love how they got all these add on options.

I have a 2023 prox love it but I definitely want a 2023 Colorado ZR2 the frontier is not lifted much and the tires and shocks aren’t incredible the ZR2 is really the true off-road beast best truck in the midsize class. The Frontier is a great second place all day though.

I wish they would have put the grab handle on the front pillar like the full sized trucks have at least the nissian has an actual rear locker compared to the Gm trucks

no trailer brake controller ?

Dude my 08 Tacoma has the movable tie down anchors. That tech is old but that new Frontier is sick! I really dig the dark green color on one. I’m stuck between getting one of these or the new 24 TRD Pro Tacoma.

7:26 It looks like Toyota is going to lose their longtime customers when their next-gen Tacoma will dump the V-6 and only offer the I-FORCE 4 cylinder engine. Advantage: NISSAN! 12:13 You should also take a look at Doug DeMuro's review of the 2022 Frontier as he complains that the steering wheel and the gear shifter were left over from the previous generation Frontier, not to mention the lack of a telescopic steering wheel, and the lower section of the dashboard compromising the amount of space (or lack there) of knee room below the steering wheel (no driver's side airbag for the knee? NOT COOL NISSAN😡😡😡😡😡).

How much can you knock off the sticker price?

The headlight brightness is great if your the driver but to everyone else, especially someone like me who has astigmatism, it's more than annoying.

Look nice and clean design but no hybridge or phev versions.

Have a 2023 S series and everything ok except it steers hard! Needs better power steering pump.

Rubbery plastic is fine, hard plastics squeak and rattle.

Really don't like the front end styling, just trendy, mid size sports truck should have a manual transmission as an option even if 90 percent will be automatic. But biggest problem is the turning circle. That can be dangerous when making a U turn on a 4 lane boulevard. Swing wide or get ready to jump the sidewalk!

For the most part I like my 2022 Nissan Frontier, but it's turning radius is horrific.

So a 2005 frontier with a better radio, cameras, and led headlights for $20k hike in price? Nissan is praying on young people’s ignorance.

You coulda had a v8.

to bad no manual transmission:((

Nissan better look at the new Toyota Tacoma that put the Frontier to shame.

Damn, can't see much with all the damn pointing.

That interior is just horrendous... Looks 15 years in the past