23.5k miles per year, doesn't seem like an extreme amount of driving to me.
NISSAN Frontier Quality/Durability
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Had to drive 50000 miles in one year one time. Family emergency.
Thanks, people. I will consider all this data and drive one to get more of an idea.
It would be #1 on my list to investigate were I in the market for a new truck.
You didn’t ask, but you might be able to land a screaming deal on a Titan since they are discontinued after 24.
You didn’t ask, but you might be able to land a screaming deal on a Titan since they are discontinued after 24.
IIRC the current frontier doesn’t have cylinder deactivation, which equates as a plus for me. Right price, 0% loan I’d buy a base model in a heartbeat.
Heard everything from the current generation being the best to it being amongst the worst.
Personally, I'd go with the new Frontier over the new Tacoma.
Personally, I'd go with the new Frontier over the new Tacoma.
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The only annoyance they added in 2023 is stop/start technology and a larger battery to accompany it. There is a disable button on the dash for it though.
Like you say, no cylinder deactivation, just a relatively ordinary GDI 3.8L V6. They still have old school hydraulic rack and pinion steering, but do have all electronic brake boost like the Tacoma. No vacuum booster.
The EPA mandated this. They are desperate to stop climate change.
