Used 2016 Nissan Pathfinder SV 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl CVT) Consumer Reviews

Name: 2016 Nissan Pathfinder Review
Brand: Nissan
Rating: 2.0 (2 reviews)

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Coolant fan again!!!!

John O, Malaga, NJ, 04/17/2020

Nissan Pathfinder SV 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl CVT)

4 of 4 people found this review helpful

51,000 miles. 2016. Loud rattle noise near radiator. Suspected coolant fan after reading about 100 bad reviews on it. Only happend after long ride or if ac fan was on. I was correct. Big problem w Nissan and of course Not covered under warranty. Not even the cpo extended warranty. Cost at dealer: 850. Local shop: 700. At that point I went with the dealer since there and there is a pandemic right now so didn’t feel like driving all over. I also have a honda pilot with 160k on it. Never had to replace the coolant fan. What a piece of crap these nissans are. I fear its just the beginning of major issues. Nissan is aware and wont honor it. Never again.

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Not what i expected!!!!

Ivan, Chicago, IL, 11/22/2016

updated 11/22/2017

Nissan Pathfinder SV 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl CVT)

9 of 16 people found this review helpful

Update: I am ready to trade in!, this vehicle is not worth it at all....the more I have it the more I hate it. The performance is poor.....is a V6!, this should have more power when riding on the highway. The seats are uncomfortable. not enough specs for the price. Rogue should be a better option. I do not recommend this vehicle. Please read my old notes before reading the update. thanks the first thing that you have to know is that the bluetooth technology that is in the car is the worst! unless you want to spend an extra 10,000 dollars to get the fully loaded version, but then that would put you on high priced vehicle, and with that might price you might be able to get some thing with more luxury. The bluetooth capabilities are just to hear a phone call come in....that is it! You may ask.....what about audio streaming? NOPE, not available. you would have to buy a dongle/adapter for it or some audio cables that are going to be hanging out of your middle console, and look crappy. (yes im picky like that) i just feel that it is not worth the price. my 20,0000 nissan rougue had audio streaming; i paid twice as much for this one. I do not get navigation, so i have 6 BUTTONS from my stearing wheel to the control panel that do the same thing!....... and that is to change my radio station one up......really? I know that my review is mostly on the sound system ...and it is, but i like to go down to the details like these. When i purchased the car i asked if bluetooth was included and they said yes, but i never thought that it would be just for calls. when i told my dealer about the complaint, the sales guy said "yeah sometimes the cheaper cars have better feautures"....(wow) Also, nissan stated that they spent 6000 just on the entertaining system; mmmm i don't know, you would think that 6000 dollars can get you a higher quality screen for your dash board. there are also two "back" buttons, 2 "settings" buttons, 2 "info" buttons that alone is just 6 buttons wasted. i hope that this review makes sense to you, i do think that the car is a good reliable car, but after driving it for several months, i feel like it is not worth the money that i am paying on it.