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Price: Base price on the tested 2005 Nissan Pathfinder SE is $27,850. The dealer's invoice price on that model is $25,756. Price as tested is $31,780, including $3,370 in options and a $560 destination charge.
2005 Nissan Pathfinder SE, LE, XE - Review / Road Test
Stepping up to the SE ($25,850) adds power adjustable driver's seat; halogen foglights; running boards; roof rack cross bars; and middle seat fold-down center armrest. Three SE option packages are available. The SE Comfort Package ($1,350) has dual-zone, automatic air conditioning; adjustable pedals; multi-accessorized, auto-dimming rearview mirror; upgraded sunvisors; leather trim (but not seats); and painted silver interior accents. The SE Premium Package ($1,700) adds a two-way power sunroof; automatic headlamps; programmable remote garage door opener; the Bose stereo with six-disc CD changer and eight Click for a larger 2005 Nissan Pathfinder picture speakers plus subwoofer; redundant steering wheel-mounted audio controls; and capabilities for MP3 and satellite radio.
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The R50 series (96 and newer) Pathfinders do well off road. The front suspension has more in common to the Maxima than to the Frontier or XTerra, but the SUV still will surprise you. The gearing allows for a relatively low crawl rate and a great ability to climb. The air intake is placed high to allow for three foot deep water crossings without much worry. Off road the Pathfinder(stock) can outperform some of its contemporary rivals such as Isuzu (Rodeo) and Ford (Explorer), while competing nicely with Chevy (Blazer) and coming up a bit short against Toyota (4Runner) and Jeep (Cherokee). However, very few after market suppliers of off road products support the Pathfinder.
CarsEverything - 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Armada Preview. -
The full-size 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Armada, the newest member of Nissan's diverse family of authentic sport utility vehicles, takes the Pathfinder name and reputation for innovation to a new dimension. Designed to be a full-size SUV for full-size lives, the Pathfinder Armada makes its world debut today at the New York International Auto Show.
MotorWeek: Road Test
Hardly a true newborn, the Pathfinder name was attached to Nissan's first foray into SUVs for North America back in 1986. Looking twenty years straight in the face, the all-new 2005 Nissan Pathfinder is now tougher, bigger, stronger and more powerful than ever before.