Many folks judge a vehicle by performance and exterior looks. I too subscribe to that, but the interior of the car is just as important to me as the previously mentioned two items.
While the Pathfinder looks great and has excellent performance (4.0 liter DOHC V6 with/266HP/288lb-ft torque), I found the first-class interior surroundings to be the best feature.
The Pathfinder is roomy, well-tailored, and will seat six folks quite comfortably. The driver’s memory storage system stores your favorite settings for driver’s seat, power pedals, and outside mirror positions. I do wish that the door lock button for Open and Closed were illuminated. Only the “closed” can be seen causing the driver to fumble for “open” in the dark. Maybe one setting could be colored red for “lock” as an example.
Dual zone automatic temperature control provides personal attention and total comfort. Heated front seats and steering wheel keep the chill away. This week it was cold in Texas, falling just below freezing. And while that is nothing like the low temperatures of the north, it was cold enough to make me appreciate those heated conveniences.
The third row was an ideal place for the grandkids that like the privacy, plus being far away from Granddad’s guidance while traveling.
