The most impressive part of this video was Alex holding the camera completely still through all of that. Good job buddy. 👍

I think what makes tfl so special is that you guys are a company. Professional, lots of employees and even two facilities, yet it still has that homemade feel to your videos

First Gen still the best with body on frame, 2 position adjustable shocks, mechanical levers. The SE with the sport pack was fabulous. We had them to rent with company I worked for and loved doing brake burnouts. Chiseled looking with a cool rear tire carrier too.

I have a 2017 Nissan pathfinder AWD Platinum SUV that I brought brand new Dec 2016 which is the best SUV I've ever owned for the money. I paid 39,000 for it brand new, it's loaded with creature comfort like adaptive cruise control, it can tow 6000 pounds easily, and because of the CVT the AWD version gets 22 to 24 miles per gallon on the highway. Never had any problems since purchase and have 80000 on it. With all terrain tires it does well on muddy dirt roads on my property and has never left me stuck/stranded. Only time it's been in the shop is for oil changes and new brake pads.

The top of the hill can be Roman’s Rant. Love the rants.

It's so bizarre how getting knobs and buttons for basic controls nowadays feels like a luxury feature

"My shoes are so muddy." "Why not try flipping your shoes inside out?"

I really like a V6. Everything seems to be going to a Turbo 4.

This video just pushed the Pathfinder to the top of my list.

I really like how you guys take these types of vehicles and test them. 99.9% of people wont utilize the features to their max potential on this type of vehicle.

Good looking rig, appears to be competent all round. Excellent review as usual fellas🤙

I had a 2002 Pathfinder at home when I was a kid. Great SUV, extremely reliable.

Awesome video! You’ll never disappoint

Nothing like watching TFL while changing diapers and feeding baby twins 🤟🏼

Dont underestimate the second gen because of the unibody, they were light, had the solid rear axle, plenty of pep and reliability and were available with a manual. Great little things.

The fact that it negotiated it with no trouble with All-Season Road Tires, it is remarkable!

Love the tumbleweed ranch animation open!

Nissan needs to come back with the xterra

Just gave my wife a down payment for a new crossover/suv for about a month ago. She came back with the base model 2022 Outlander! 28k! No mark ups! Great vehicle so far after just hitting 2200 miles. Would love to see more videos of the 2022 Outlander, it’s such an upgrade from the previous models! Thanks!!

1st Generation was the best. I owned the last year it was made and I do miss it. However, for a mall crawler, this version does seem to be back on track. Cannot think of a better person than Roman to go mark the territory. ;)

Great Job on the video and thanks for taking the time to share. Seems like a worthy "Urban Gorilla" ride that with the right tires, can take you places.

It can handle Andre’s Pit and Pass Nathan’s Crack but can it climb Tommy's Nob?

Roman is my fav car reviewer, I could buy anything he suggest buying, he’s the BEST

Very surprised that it made it back! Looks like Nissian has a winner on its hands.Very good looking vehicle.

Looks good, did pretty good for the tires. I'll still take a Acadia AT4 though.

Sounds like you guys were tripping over your words today LOL love your videos!

Really good looking car. I love the paint. Just swap tyres for off-road

Andre's sign is awesome. The Pathfinder was surprisingly good, too. Most "SUV's" anymore AREN'T. They are just bulbous kid haulers, which is fine. But is nice that this one can actually do something. Next time I am renting a car, will keep it in mind.

I have the Platinum 4WD fully equipped. This type of SUV is best with 4WD. For the winter I put in the 18 inch wheels with heavy duty mud/snow tires. For the summer I will be using the 20 inch wheels with all season tires. I will not be going off road with this Pathfinder. If I was going to go off road I would get the proper tires on heavy duty 18 inch rims. This vehicle is not a heavy duty type off road vehicle. I found when on soft surfaces and in snow I got better results when turning off traction control in the menu system. The skirts are too low to be practical for true off road driving. For true and serious off road I would get a Rubicon or an off road 4X4 PRO-X type pickup truck. I bought it to use as large 4WD vehicle for winter months. In the summer it will be for regular urban driving. I like the size and the comfort. Great vehicle for general SUV type use.

This video again shows how traction control gets you stuck.

This is not an offroader. In this car it's all about the style.

It will be great when we can see a real course with all the things we would encounter offroad. Hills, minor and maximum articulation sections, moguls, approach and departure angels and even break over angles. A couple days with a tractor and you would have a fantastic course mapped out. Maybe even have detours side by side for All Wheel vs 4 Wheel vehicles.

Pretty impressive Looks like Nissan took parts from Subaru Outback, Ford Explorer, Range Rover, and Mac Gyver it . Great video nice to see you on the ranch testing all kind of vehicles. Congratulations. Regards for You all.

SUVs like this should have 8" minimum ground clearence to improve the approach angle. It is not much of an ask compared to the 4L transfer case.

I've been driving on Toyo Open Country AT3's for over a year now. No issues with dirt, mud, sand, snow, rain. Big departure compared to the Open Country AS

Tommy's looking good with that new haircut👍👍

Glad to see Nissan got rid of the CVT

I hope Nissan does a Pro-4X version of the Pathfinder. It needs a slight lift and some all terrain tires before I will buy it.

I think if you ride the brake a bit it will slow the wheel spin and direct more power to the wheels that have traction.

Now you need an area called "Roman's Rocks."

I'm really digging the tumbleweed videos. How far is it from your headquarters? Thanks guys

Tommy looks older than his dad without his glasses

Love to see a Subaru Forester/Outback run through Nathan's Crack and Andre's Pit

20:17 This vehicle is really a soft-roader.

I put Falken Wildpeak A/T3 tires on mine and they are great, and pretty quiet on the highway.. The OEM Toyo Open Country tires were not good..

Need to get a set of Michelin Cross Climate 2 tires. It has a aggressive tread design. They are very grippy. I have a set on my 13' Acura ILX.

Bought a new Rogue in that same color combo except platinum with every option for under 40 and it performs well with the CVT looked at the Pathfinder as Ive had one and couldnt justify the 10k+ cost and the technology system is great way better then Toyota even though i still have a 4runner

The young fella has moments of sounding just like Kermit the Frog. love it.

Maybe take an older version pathfinder and compare it to see if they went forward or backward of capabilities and well see if it's worthy of off roading

It looks great. Other than telluride best design in class.

I would love to see this in the roller test.

This new place would be good to put the Super Duty Tremor thru it’s paces like getting in some deep mud or snow!

Love watching your channel. Have you ever done a review for the Ford Explorer. I am interested in purchasing a Explore Limited and would be interested in how it would perform.

If you were able to put on proper all terrain tires the Pathfinder would have terrific performance when driving through soft terrain. During the winter months I am using 18 inch wheels with mud/snow tires on the Platinum. Never had any issues. I am in Canada, and the roads where I am are horrible at times.

I like the new body style but I wish it was like the 1 gen 4x4 setup with 2wd being driven by the rear wheels instead of fwd.

I hope they will go back to trails during summer months

Nissan makes a great all-season rubber floor mat kit for the pathfinder.

Need to get some 4x4 post and leave the signs up

This test was good but not enough, would like to see the same as you did with kia sorento

Do they offer more aggressive tyres the defender was the same from the factory wasn't it .nice car though great video 🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

Great SUV with the 3.5L V6 9 speed 2nd gen. transmission (no cvt,)! New styling and awesome interior!

A front-wheel-drive (or AWD) cross-over may be labeled a Pathfinder, but it is more a bloated minivan than an SUV.

5:47 With all the screens and technology and weird nine speed automatic transmissions, I’m really starting to prefer vehicles that are 20+ years old.

You guys should’ve brought the Toyota Highlander you had to the ranch and compare them side by side.

Roman, tighten up that belt. Was worried we’d see more than just Nathan’s crack.

The new Nissan Pathfinder: more versatile than my toddler trying to avoid a nap!

We have a 2011 Nissan Pathfinder SV 4 x 4 149,000 miles and still going strong of course on a truck frame why I kept it and no CVT our last Maxima had CVT and it went thru 4 trans before we got rid of it

The Pathfinder went family-like Blazer.

Still waiting patiently for the toyota sequoia TRD PRO...

Staple gun headlights. You'll never un-see it.

Love this new pathfinder but the price for this model it put me on the path of the new Honda passport trail model

Nice Mallfinder. I mean Pathfinder!

I just switched my 4Runner from Michelin Defender LTX MS2 highway LT tires to Falken Wildpeak AT3W tires with 3PMS snow rating. I was worried ride, pavement performance, and road noise would all suffer. So far, I can barely tell the difference with a very slightly stiffer ride. I think it is because the Falkens have heavier sidewalls than the Michelins. Those Falkens would probably work wonders on the new Pathfinder. Somebody needs to tell Nissan USA. ;-)

Big island kona surf co must be the new official sweat shirt. Thats like the 8th video in the last few weeks that hes worn the sweater 😄

I still prefer the first gen. I still don't know what android auto or apple car play is, so I can do without that. Can you turn that screen off so you don't have to look at that all the time? If not maybe you can make a cover to put on it.

Is this where you will be doing all your future testing? My 2wd with limited slip does that type of stuff every day

good v6 and no more cvt Nissan is heading in the right direction also Nissan I would like to the 3.8 v6 in the frontier in this pathfinder at least offer it as an option and maybe vice versa for those complaining about fuel economy on the frontier offer the current engine in this pathfinder on the frontier I think if you offer both of those engines on the frontier and this pathfinder or at least give us the option it would make both vehicles more enticing

Great job Nissan & TFL for the great content. Thanks for sharing! Billy D

Tommy: Doing a little something down there. Me: Well it is Nathan’s crack

Can it conquer Tommy's Taint trail ?

I wonder if it's actually a un as opposed to unibody. People tend to call the un a unibody all the time including Tommy.

If that rock in the begging is a problem it’s not a pathfinder. It’s laminate rider 😅

I like the color and the room inside what’s the mpg? Your right need better tires. Might have to wear boots instead of shoes lol

You need aggressive mud and snow tires for these kind of terrains

Do you all test SUVs on towing? Newer SUVs like the Pathfinder on the Ike?

it looks decent but id prefer the clearance plus higher bumpers from my 4runner, those fenders sit too low to throw it around in deep snow banks or other terrain like with my truck.

for absolutely caked up shit tires...that 2nd attempt was rather impressive

Those tires would have to go . I run a set of Falken wildpeak AT3 on my pickup .they work well in the dirt and snow with out giving up much on road. . its my go to tire . the perfekt tire Upgrade for somthing like that.

Tires play a BIG difference when it comes to off-roading.

Alex forgot that he was a cameraman for a car video for a second, lol.

The exterior reminds me of the Landrover Discovery 🤔 💭

Love when these two team up! Their banter is great....

I remember Tommy telling about "true and real-world" off-roading tests, and not just a "man-made" off-roading test site. I can't recall what episode was that 😂

Which family SUV do you think is more capable and recommended for the snow? New Nissan Pathfinder, Hybrid Highlander, Kia Telluride or Genesis GV80? Thanks.

Is it still the good old VQ40 in these?

Why dont you use winter tires...?

There is a button rear lock on the dash.....

Off Road Modes! Lol I fart in your general direction!

Bring Back The Xterra!!!!!

You'll need poles for those signs although you should give Nathan the head up before ramming one in or at Nathan's hole 😂 Sorry Nathan, it's just another TFL family joke😁