Used Nissan Frontier for Sale near Amos, QC

My Nissan Frontier gets great gas mileage. IT CAN TOW 6,500 LBS!!! It also has great acceleration. The braking makes an interesting sound when stomped on. It provides a smooth ride. It is very fun to drive and handles exceptionally well for a truck. I have not needed any maintenance other than oil changes. I was in an accident with this truck and it did great through the accident. No complaints!!!

As Full Frame, Mid Sized Pickup Trucks, this truck was enough to break my 8 year ownership of GM trucks

Hard to manuever in tight parking spots at grocery stores but parking a distance from the door is great for two bodies...mine and the truck body. We traded in my 1998 S-10 LE and a 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo for this baby. The room inside the cab with the seats neatly folded up or down make this an awesome SUV. The bed and extender out make this a truck all my freinds envy on moving day. It sits high on those 17" wheels and I love looking at all those Silverado owners with a gleam in my blue eyes while I crank the Rockford / Fosgate up loud with windows rolled down to the tune of Toby Keith singing about a "big ole truck." Only thing missing is the words, "In your wildest dreams painted on the side."

Nice truck for looks and leather but that's about it. I like how the Tacoma has an outlet plug in the bed, very useful for having power tools to use on the go, which my Frontier doesn't have. Upgraded Rockford Fosgate systems is weak, can barely hear it on the highway full blast, going at 60mph. Gas mileage is about 14 mpg that's HORRIBLE, same as some V8's on the market! Turning radius is horrible, not even close to that of a Tacoma, I have to make multiple weaves and cut just to get my truck into a crowded parking lot. The spray on liner in the bed of this truck feels too rough and the bed for some reason is not as deep as the Tacoma. Only reason I purchased this truck is because I love leather, cause it's so much easier to clean and the Tacoma doesn't come with leather...now I regret it.