Source: Flickr While the midsize truck segment might not be as crowded as some other vehicle categories, it’s by no means any less competitive. The limited number of players in this space means that each brand has to bring its A-game to stand out and capture a significant market share. After all, you’re competing with the likes of the Chevrolet Colorado, Honda Ridgeline, and Ford Ranger. Nissan manages to be competitive in this market thanks to the Frontier pickup truck.

Photo by Tigran Hambardzumyan on Unsplash While Ford and Chevy both took breaks from their midsize pickup options, the Nissan Frontier has been chugging along steadily since 1997. And while there were a few years in the mid-2000s that sullied the reputation of the Frontier, it has been a solid offering with relatively few problems once the ship was righted. It has even been J.D. Power’s most reliable midsize pickup three years in a row.

Source: Pixabay As full-sized pickups get bigger, interest increases in midsized trucks like the Nissan Frontier. And for many pickup shoppers, buying used is the smartest way to spend their money. It’s an approach that requires knowing the most reliable years of the Nissan Frontier if you’re passing on other trucks in the category: Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, Chevrolet Colorado, and GMC Canyon. Although the Nissan Frontier has been around since 1998, we’ll cover newer models that reflect the D40 update.

Nissan Frontier by Autosdeprimera - CC-BY-SA-4.0 If you live an active lifestyle, one of the things you might be researching when it comes time to buy a new vehicle is its towing capacity. The towing capacity of a vehicle will affect your ability to pull campers, boats, and other important cargo. This article will cover everything you need to know about the Nissan Frontier towing capacity and restrictions. What Is Towing Capacity?

Source: Pixabay A few vehicles have been around for as long as we can remember; that’s certainly the case with the Nissan Frontier. The seemingly eternal Frontier has been trucking since 1998, and with the recently announced 2023 model, Nissan’s midsize pickup truck is undoubtedly here to stay. With the incoming 2023 model, now is a pretty good time to ask if the Nissan Frontier is reliable and if the used models are good investments.

2021 Nissan Frontier Pro 4X by Autosdeprimera — CC BY 3.0 Are you thinking about a remote start for your truck? Read this article on Nissan Frontier remote start: the full rundown. It seems kind of odd, but not every vehicle has a remote start. Yes, they’re about as common on new vehicles as heated seats, but there are still consumers that buy base model vehicles or vehicles that aren’t brand new that could use an aftermarket remote starter.