plainjaneFJC
Deplorable
Did you sell the truck already?
Starting new build - 2022 Frontier
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plumber mike
Adventurer
I did. It’s a good market for buying new and selling used. The build quality was the lowest of any Nissan product I’ve ever had. I couldn’t see myself owning it for the long haul.
plainjaneFJC
Deplorable
Interesting. A bunch of little things or a certain one?
plumber mike
Adventurer
There were several little things I didn’t like but the behavior of the auto trans was probably the biggest. The aggressive nature of the cruise control was another. I found it almost unusable. The mileage not using it did exceed my expectations however.
Probably more me than the truck, but for the money spent I fully expect to love it rather than thinking it’s just ok. I’m wondering how much quality has slipped among all the brands recently. I’ve had several GM’s over the years too and found their quality had gone down considerably on a 2022 I test drove.
scarysharkface
Explorer
I just picked mine up last night. So far I'm loving it. It does feel longer than it is, but I assume that's just me getting used to the steering geometry.
John
John
I've got a 2008 Fronty so I can't compare there, however my wife drives a 2020 Subaru. The "smart" cruise control hammers the gas AND brakes to maintain the speed very aggressively. I found in the settings that this is configurable to a few different levels. I dropped it just by one and it has made it a lot better. And by "a lot better" I mean just how I would do it. ;-) One wonders if it is possible to adjust on the new Frontier.
scarysharkface
Explorer
The only issue I can see with the CC on mine thus far is that all three following settings still have me closer to the vehicle I'm following than I would prefer. Switching it doesn't seem to make much difference.
I believe Tow/Haul mode will make it considerably more aggressive on the brakes.
Love the truck so far.
John