2015 Nissan Pathfinder consumer reviews

The CVT transmission went out and I'm still making payments!! Im so upset no one till now can help because warranty is over. Any friends or family that mention purchasing from Nissan i tell them not to

plenty of room for people and gear. very smooth ride, just a nice car all wheel drive works well in bad weather. have not had any problems and have 35,000 miles on it.

The vehicle is very stylish, very fuel efficient, roomie, comfortable lots of fun to drive. It has plenty of room for people and luggage to ride comfortably. Handles like a dream.

This is a newer car compared to my 2008. It has all the bells and whistles and power to boot. I am absolutely in love with this vehicle.

Nissan should stop making anything with a CVT and do the world a favor. This is by far the WORST VEHICLE OF ALL TIME. If you want a lemon, go to the grocery store.

In March 2018 I bought used Nissan Pathfinder 2015. At that time this vehicle had 63,000 km on it. I own this vehicle for 1.5 years. During this time total repair costs were $6,280: - March 2018: $180 – replaced drive belt - May 2018: $3,500 – replaced AC evaporator. There was only one OEM evaporator in Canada. When it was brought and installed, it turned to be defective. After that another after market AC evaporator was installed instead. - June 2018: drive belt was replaced again - September 2018: radiator fan needs to be replaced. Fixing costs were just over $1000. - August 2019: HVAC block started leaking. Fixing cost is $1,600. I contacted Nissan in Canada and Japan. Nissan Canada replied that maintenance is key to maintain reliability. Sure, malfunctioned AC evaporator, defective radiator fan, leaking HVAC block – all of them require a lot maintenance. I am not sure why Nissan Canada lies like that. Nissan Japan offered a $100 gas card. Sure, $100 gas is going to help a lot with repair cost of $6,280. I asked Nissan to recognize this vehicle defective, but Nissan refused to do this. So, it means that this is normal Nissan quality. You decide if you are interested in such “quality”. I also checked how customers are satisfied with Nissan Pathfinder on Consumer report: 2017: 3 out of 5 (when I bought my 2015, it also had higher rating – it decrease over the time) 2016: 2 out of 5 2015: 1 out of 5 2014: 1 out of 5 2013: 2 out of 5

As my kids grow older, we needed a bigger vehicle. We went from a Rogue to a Pathfinder with a 3rd row. We have so much more room now.

We were happy with the price, though there were def. some compromises with the car such as there were several dings in the car;s exterior, one door was keyed. No heated seats, no seat position memory, no leather, cloth seats weren't in great shape, small tears here and there, no auto latch on the back door, etc. But the price was right and we were happy with the purchase.

Love it, feel so comfortable driving it. I was wanting something bigger than the Altima I was driving. Feel so much safer and it’s very economical.

Despite the fierce competition, and I've tested various other makes, this car is very balanced as far as comfort, handling, response, interior and exterior styling. Powerful engine too. Gas mileage could and should be better, but I guess we can't have the best of both worlds.