2007 Nissan Frontier consumer reviews

This car met all my needs. It was the perfect car to get me to and from college and was great for every day driving.

This truck is great. It's has a tremendous amount of torque and that hefty v6 will pull anything. I love the truck. I have a 2wd. My only regret is that I didn't get a 4x4. I've needed it a couple of times lately. Other than that, this truck is awesome.

I love my Nissan. It gives me great gas mileage. Light weight, nice handling, sometimes you wonder if it a truck or not.

I bought this truck new in 07 and have Dog hunted with this vehicle for 10 years with minimal repairs.I now have 250k miles and still running strong

No complaints. We had a used Frontier for years with no issues. It was a good running truck, not bad on gas, reliable.

We owe the Nissan Frontier for more than 10 years and very satisfy with performance, comfort, and reliability of the truck. We consider buying the same one in the future.

Very good service and quality cars and trucks, I would have no problem shopping there again....The truck they sold me needed some things done to it and they got right in there and fixed them.

Found a sweet deal of a 2007 Nissan Frontier pick up.... very clean interior and exterior, seems to be mechanically wonderful as well! It's a peach!

I previously had a 95 Tacoma and went to by another. However, the price of the Tacoma was almost $6k more than the Frontier and I didn't see all that much difference between the 2 vehicles. The Frontier is a little larger and the bed can carry more. It has an automatic transmission and plenty of power. Mine has 100k miles on it and other than regular scheduled services I have had no problems whatsoever.

I've owned my 2007 Frontier Nismo King Cab for a couple of months now. I average 2000 miles a month so the truck sees a lot of action. For my money this truck has been absolutely perfect. I needed something to drive back and forth to work and to use for local deliveries as part of my job. The cab is quiet even at freeway speeds and the ride is comfortable if a little bouncy - but that is typical for trucks of any kind. Power and performance have been top notch - plenty sprightly even between 60 and 80 for freeway passing. On top of it all I'm still averaging 21mpg which is just a couple ticks lower than my wife's 2014 Rogue with a 4 cylinder engine with a CVT - she averages 23.5 in mixed driving. Utility has been everything I've needed and more. Plenty of space inside the extended cab to hold electronic or delicate cargo, laptop, bags, books, etc. The large bed makes it easy to haul longer items as needed and the addition of the Utilitrack system for additional tie-downs has been fantastic. The only detraction I've had is in the interior design. LOADS of plastic. The seats are very comfy and everything the driver needs is well within reach but grey plastic completely fills the cabin without even a little 'accent' trim of any kind. Not a big deal and nothing that affects the usability of the vehicle, but something I thought stood out. The only other interior issue I noted was something I saw on every other used Frontier I test drove - the cloth on the drivers seat would wear right along the bolster facing the door. Because of the hike up into the seat or down out of the truck this is to be expected and is an easy $100 fix at any decent automotive upholstery shop. I covered the seat bottom and side bolsters with leather on both seats for a bit of a custom look. Cost me $300. Well worth it and the leather will wear much better than the cloth ever would. This is my 6th Nissan in 20 years and the 2nd with Nissan's legendary V6 (the other being a Infiniti G35 with 90k miles on it). I have found that as long as you follow the recommended service guidelines (oil changes/fluid changes) and keep an eye out for anything unusual (fluid leaks under vehicle) these will power on for decades.