I just towed about 6,000lbs with my Frontier Pro-4X and it hovered around 2K rpm! Never broke a sweat! I was totally impressed! Had the truck for two years and no issues at all. Love the truck and glad I went withe Pro-4X over the other 4cyl variants!

I have a 2022 in the same color and bedbar. This truck does everything well. Its a throwback to a simpler time. I’m averaging 20 mpg with very little Highway miles.

love the fact the information center isnt to busy.....

I bought a base model frontier last year. So far only 11,500 miles and I love it. Best car I’ve owned! Good gas mileage, comfortable ride, good build quality.

I love my ‘23 P4X in every way, except for the adaptive cruise control. This truck blows the doors off my ‘20 Tacoma 4x4 Offroad. When I heard what Tacoma was planning on doing with the Tacoma, I didn’t even want to wait to see it. I’m not into 4 cylinder engines in trucks, turbo or not. All the Tacoma needed was an updated look inside and out, plus a few extra ponies from their V6 and an 8 or 9 speed tranny. Good review Ben. You hit it spot on IMO.

The issue is people don't view trucks like trucks anymore. They were purpose built vehicles previously now they are bought as regular family vehicles. I miss the days where you could buy ones with vinyl floors and interior that you could hose out when it's dirty along with very little technology. The more tech that is put in a truck eventually turns to expensive repairs and its not what a truck was meant to be IMO. The new frontier is the closest thing to an older new truck that we have.

Honestly at this point Whenever I want to see a review for a car, I search up Ben at the end of it Your reviews are way shorter than everyone else’s and cover exactly what we want. Its perfect. Great stuff man

We just bought one. It is fantastic. The entire family used the last Frontier purchased in 2005. They will use this one too, for transorting mulch for home landscaping, for camping and hauling all their toys. We live in a rural area, and we do need the off-toad capabilities. The deeper bed is welcome. Our previous Frontier had a moderate amount if rust on it, because we looked after it and it was stored in our garage. The front seats are fantastic and comfortable.

Best midsize in the market. V6. Hydraulic steering. Hard toggle switches for everything. Mean looking.

The frontier is definitely the last simple utility truck on the market. No turbos, no complicated nannies. Just a (hopefully) affordable and reliable truck.

The last V6... The last reliable pick up...

A big fan of physical buttons for media controls

Earlier this year I bought a new colorado WT (2nd gen) and I went to my parents house to surprise my dad because I hadn’t told them. When I got there, he surprised me. Because he bought a new pro4x without telling me. Needless to say we were both surprised and showing off our rigs! But I’m definitely jealous of his pro4x, it’s an awesome truck. Would have considered if it was in my price range.

Man that looks really good. It’s cool to know that truck was built about 25 to 30 minutes from me in canton Mississippi. I have grown to really like this truck the more I see them.

GREAT VIDEO BEN. THANKS FOR SHARING.

I bought a 2020 Frontier because like anyone else I could read the tea leaves on the small displacement turbos coming soon across the industry. I’m glad I did get in while I could. We have small displacement turbo trucks at work and they are not what a truck used to be quality and reliability wise. This will probably be my last truck at my age and have zero interest in the over tech wave that’s now here.

Thanks for that great review video on the Frontier !! Yes indeed is an amazing, excellent truck !!

Well done Ben.

Thumbs up if you believe the Frontier is the perfect blend of ruggedness and practicality!

Love the naturally aspirated 3.8L V6! Great review as always. Wish Nissan offered the Pro-4x in the King Cab. Thanks!

You hit the nail on the head with this video.

This will be my new truck after my Tacoma lease is up. Love the taco but Toyota is playing games by keeping supply low and prices up.

Great video! Thanks! 🔥

I just rented a Frontier for 3 days. The good: power, brakes, handling, mileage. The bad: heavy steering when going slow (I quickly got used to it), harsh suspension that bottoms easily, direct injection engine with no port injection to keep the intake valves clean. I found it odd that when i would get in the truck to drive the seat was reclined from where i left it. This happened several times. Researched it on the internet and many others had the same issue. The concensus was that the recline lever is getting depressed when exiting.

I just got my 2023 Pro4x in June. Has all 4 packages and all accessories options. The only thing that is missing is the rear bumper drop down step. I love my pro4x..I got mine for 47,700.00. I worked the Dealer some, they were great to me, and I get lifetime oil changes for free, but I change my own.

There some nice trails in Nevada I'd love to Explore with that Nissan! I have been looking at those lately.

I had a 2000 Frontier 2wd. The greatest truck that no one talks about

When will you get to drive the 2024 Tacoma? Looking forward to your driving impressions.

I love the way the new frontier looks. When I was buying a new truck earlier this year, it came down to it and the Tacoma. I ended up going with the Tacoma. A big reason why is the long-term value of the vehicle, the frontier is nice though.

I'd still like to see one trim up like the "Warrior" prototype to compete with the Raptor, Bison and others.

Exactly why I bought mine.

I LOVE IT!!!! TOTALLY AWSOME ENGINEERING!!!! GREAT TRUCK FOR WORK AND PLAY.

I hope / expect to buy a Frontier or Tacoma or Ranger in the next couple of years. The reasons listed in this video will make Frontier a contender for me. Just gotta breath deep and decide when to spend the big $$$ for any of them.

Frontier and the Titan are the most underrated trucks.

I saw a black one with the bronze nismo wheels, pretty sick.

Only real issue I have is the tow capacity, would love it if it was closer to the Ranger or Colorado/Canyon.

I like it, i also like the 6foot bed option

If only you could get a model with a locking diff and a long bed. The locking diff not being available on the sv trim is what kills the frontier as an option for me.

Nissan needs to bring back the Xterra, based on this.

Nice looking truck. I wish Nissan would’ve redesigned the new Titan looking like this.

With that VQ engine is a Beast. 🎉🎉🎉

I'm not a fan of Toyota these days because of their absurd pricing and inventory f*ckery since covid. I've owned 2 previous gen Frontiers and I loved them both. It's currently my favorite midsize truck, however, I'm getting tired of people blindly speculating about the next gen Tacoma's reliability with ZERO evidence. The damn thing isn't even available to drive yet and its long term reliability won't be known for years. Maybe just hold off on making baseless claims and wait and see how it actually turns out.

The new Tacoma pricing is going to be high as F! I’m thinking 10,000 more then the 2023 models or more. No thanks on that Bullshit

We own both a Tacoma and have had a SV premium long bed for about 4 months now. The Frontier is nice, but even as a new truck vs our Tacoma with almost 62 k, the truck doesnt feel as well built. Its definitely a more refined experience, but with 8k on the odometer we're already starting to hear squeaks and rattles coming in from the trim. And while they advertise best in class HP, it certainly doesnt feel like it. The taco still feels just about even in terms of speed. Not sure if its the tuning or what, but you'd think the 3.8 would have been quicker. Either way, we still like the vehicle alot, and its much more comfortable to be in than the Tacoma. Reliability will be determined further down the road

Love mine.

Love my king cab S model, love it

I bought this truck it's amazing.

Problem with Nissan is no aftermarket support and if so very little.

I'm waiting for the new rumored Subaru Brat and or new rumored Toyota Stout competition for Maverick. I think this truck is a little big for me.

Nice look and improvements on the Frontier. They needed it. I thought about the new Frontier but I drive my vehicles for at least 200k miles. Opted for the 2023 Tacoma TRD Off Road for the long haul.

Wonderful

is that a bedliner or spray on?

2024 frontier, Colorado, and ranger are all great amazing. But the frontier is the only truck with the v6 for a good price. Wtf did Chevy think not having a v6? I love the Colorado, but am leaning towards the ranger lariat for the v6 or maybe just get the frontier. Question. Is 4 whell drive important? Or the pro x 2 wheel drive better? I am using this for work, and will go to the mountains

If they offered a long bed in the pro 4x I'd be interested. But like all the other 1/4 ton manufacturers, they want to give you this dinky little 5ft bed you can't do anything with. Tacoma is literally the only company that makes all thier trims with the long bed aside from the trd pro. And I guess the two new hybrid models. But I can get a off-road with a 6ft bed, making it the winner to me.

I love my 2023 pro 4x.

Nice truck, but no power sliding rear window, even on the pro 4x. Its a small thing, but as a driver I can't reach it to open or close it on the Nissan. On the tacoma its power, so I can open or close it anytime while driving.

Forget which truck is "better or worse"... The question is... How greedy are the dealers?? I would imagine both sides are asking MSRP and more.

I would have bought the Pro 4X if it was offered in a long bed. Bought a 2024 SV 4x4 Crew Cab long bed instead. Beautiful mid size truck. The V6 is as smooth as silk. The ergonomics remain truck like. No Tesla dash. My second Frontier. My 2012 was bulletproof for 11 years and a 160K miles. Personally, I wouldn't want a juiced up 4-banger in a truck.

I noticed he conveniently forgot to tell u that this truck has the idle stop system so when u come to a stop the vehicle turns off when you take your foot off the brake the truck starts back up . With that being said all 2023 don’t have that but this one does . If u don’t like it u can turn it off but not permanently every time u start the truck u have to turn it off .

Does the seating position feel more like chair height seating than the 3rd gen Tacoma? The 2022 Frontier seems more like that and I am hoping the 4th gen Tacoma also does.

I bought the 6 ft bed and crew cab sj 2 weeks ago😅

Let me know when a phev is available, with 50mile ev range

Great truck but man I wish it was a bit more insulated, the interior is a little flimsy, otherwise perfect.

Is there wireless Apple CarPlay?

Almost $49k?! Nuts…

Looks like nissan is the value leader that Ford used to be. That little suv they used to make would be great in today’s market.

It needs a manual. I would buy one in a second if it had a 6-spd.

Nice damn truck!

I’ve been considering these, but that payload capacity for rigging out with a pop-up camper is practically non-existent at a wimpy 1050 lbs. it is just horrendously low.

True it's cheaper. The strongest feature is what you get for the price when new. But the Toyota will retain value far better.

I'm going to wait until September to see if they are going to announce the 2024 with slight upgrades. Heard it was supposed to have 385lb torque and going from a 9 speed to a 7 speed. But idk yet.

SUGGESTION: MANUAL TRANSMISSION.

This car or Colorado z71? Because Colorado disel I think has better mpg?

We drove a taco and a PRO-4X - we bought a 2019 King Cab Pro4X for thousands less then the Toyota and my 5'-3" wife can see over the dash of the Nissan. It has better low-end torque for towing then the taco's atkinson cycle engine which is really a Miller cycle engine. In addition, the Pro4x has a better frame (no class action Toyota lawsuit) , and a stronger Dana 44 axle.

How much Ben?

Car care nut will give you an accurate review as he is a certified mechanic and knows engines and transmissions very well from most manufacturers.

Red or orange on hooks, and badges?

I avoid turbocharging if possible.

50k for a small truck

The only real dings, to me, is the LCDs only coming on the highest trim level. Nissan price gauging, imo. $50k is $10k too much, and Nissan reliability is always in question, post Jatco trannies. You can get the ridge line for that money.

The only flaw is that the truck isn't lifted it's supposed to be the off road model

SUGGESTION: NASCAR MIN-TRUCK RACING SERIES!!!!!

I'm hoping the 2024 has a better camera and telescope adjustable steering wheel....and a V8 lol

Was a Tacoma guy until the turbo hybrid nonsense. Think the Frontier is next on my list!

They didn't go over the top with gauges. It honestly looks dated. It's the same gauge cluster from a 2015 Maxima. 9 years old. And it feels super dated compared to the new Canyon, Colorado, and Toyota. I honestly think it's behind when it comes to tech.

Love the truck!! Couldn't help but notice the rear door trim isn't orange to match the front door?!?!? Seems as though it should

How much. Eng, miles. Warranty.

I’m 6’ 3” & the grab handles on the center console of the Nissan killed it for me! My knee rested on the edge of it and it was so uncomfortable. I said something to the salesman on the test drive said they could be removed… with a sawzall.

If only they still came in manual…

I dont see anyone reviewing trim levels other than pro 4x.

Did Nissan fix the transmission problem last 20 years?

looks nice from the outside, very aggressive, they should maybe add a hoodscoop to the por-4x. but from the inside...... looks like its from a 2010 altima, if they want to compete with the 24 tacoma they need a better infotainment system. would take new tacoma TRD pro or 24 chevy colorado zr2 over frontier

Too expensive still.

I have this truck and I can say the driver seat is awful, reason is the bucket seat is never in the same place when I get back in the truck. The seat drifts back like 1 to 2 inches due to the button on the side for the bucket seat is very high & my leg thigh somehow touches it while getting out of the truck.. I have never had this issue in all the many vehicles I've ever own until now !! Many others had complain about this in the 2023 model as well and I guess Nissan doesn't give 2 @*@* what people have to say about it because if they did the 2024 model would have had the issue fixed. If I could of known this from the very start I would of never bought the truck, You know how much of a pain this is always fixing your seat every time you want to drive it.

Love the outside but still lacks the modern technology. Infotainment system is still out dated compared to the new tacos coming out and even the Colorados with there newer systems..

I went from a 21 TRD to a 22 pro X to a 23 Colorado TB , and I can say with out a doubt that the trail boss is by far my favorite. Will it last as long as toy or the frontier? I doubt it but as of right now it blow the other two away…

Still have 25 yr old frontier

Beautiful Truck! Little too high $ for the average working man! 😮

I believe the cab room is the same as the old truck why ? I don't know, Nissan had a very good opportunity to the everything right that others had not done in decades that is making the door seal 1 inch higher because I have hit my head on the door seal while getting in because its Not very high. 2nd. Is leg room in the back, why didn't they place like 2 or 3 inches longer worth of leg room for adults' sitting in the back ? 3 rd. I've herd Nissan cut the size of the Front seat by 1 1/2 inches to give a wider counsel, I would of liked the wider seat to remain the same because the New seats are NOT comfortable at all. I would HATE to go on a 3 hour trip in this truck. 4th The rear Hitch is NOT flush with the bumper as all truck have it, in this truck the Hitch sets back like 1 1/2 to 2 inches making it difficult to put the Hitch pin on. 5th Last complaint is why didn't Nissan make the truck bed a TRUE 5 ft. bed at 60 inches NOT 59 inches ?? Nissan you have a few improvements to make because the next time I want a new truck, I will rent one out first for a week to see if it fits the Bill for me than making a 40K mistake !!!!

The zr2 will walk circles around this thing.