Nissan reviews can provide valuable information about different models. The reviews of the Nissan 240Z and Sentra are a great way to get a sense of what each model has to offer. There are many reviews for each model, including specs, features, and mpg. Nissan's Dare to Compare helps you compare the specifications and features of popular models.
240Z
Reviews of Nissan 240Z cite the Nissan's performance among the car's greatest strengths. It features a lightweight five-speed transmission with a fairly powerful engine and a relatively small size. The car is reliable with excellent service provided by dealers.
Rogue
The Nissan Rogue received high safety ratings. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration praises the ProPILOT semiautonomous adaptive control system. It also has earned Top Safety Pick+ from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. This award is the highest in safety ratings and should give drivers confidence about the Rogue.
Sentra
Reviewers of Nissan Sentra offer insights into the sedan's interior, safety features, performance and design. These reviews will help you decide if the sedan is right for you. Despite negative comments, most reviews of the Nissan Sentra are positive.
Pathfinder
Nissan's Pathfinder is the seven-passenger crossover that was launched in 2013. The new version is sharper and more elegant. This model has a spacious interior with easy-to use controls. The Pathfinder isn’t exactly a sport-utility vehicle, but its comfort levels are higher than average for its category.
PathfinderX
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. Modern design of the dashboard uses soft-touch surfaces mixed with tucked-away, hard plastics. The cabin feels solid and well-insulated. The front seats are firm, while the back row is comfortable for tall occupants, with legroom sufficient for adults and ample room for children.
Titan
The current generation of Nissan Titan is able to haul heavy loads, according to reviews. Its standard V8 of 5.6 liters produces 400 horsepower, and 394 lb-ft of torque. This makes it stronger than 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
Although the Nissan Titan has made some improvements over the years, it still lags behind its Detroit counterparts. This truck is still an excellent choice for people who want a large pickup truck at an affordable price. While the V8 engine of this truck is attractive, it does not match the performance of half-ton trucks.