I just bought a silver 2015 SV at the end of June '21 with only 30k on the OD. Came with tonneau cover, heated seats and weather tech floor liners. So far I'm loving it. I'll be driving it for years to come.
They are built like a tank. Heard of no major issues or reliability issues. Since this generation came out in 2005, all of the issues have been worked out already
Just got a silver one had 62k miles on it and also was only 22,000 dollars. My dad got it for me and Co signed I’m so excited it’s my first car. And shit it’s just a very nice truck
My 2010 Nismo Frontier 6 speed Manual transmission is now at 389,571miles, no problems so far except replacing it's timing chain ⛓️, clutch and the Axle seal which is common on Nissan Frontiers. And because I'm a mechanically inclined, I saved thousands and thousands of dollars for labor because I can do it myself just that quick without the need to get inline and set appointment I can just do it at home for it's maintenance.
I'm looking at a used 2015 SV in silver. Only concern is the mileage at 135,000 which is a lot for a 2015. Makes me think it may have been a rental, in which case I don't want it. I just have no way of knowing.
If you check the carfax report, it should tell you if it was a personal vehicle or if it was in a rental fleet. These are pretty bulletproof, so you should be set either way. Plus, I don't think many rental agencies rent out Frontiers
@@Carguy1999Reviews I'm not a fan of Carfax, got burned by one of their very incomplete reports before. That said, given the relatively low cost it's probably still worth getting one.
High mileage for the year may also indicate that those are highway miles, which is a lot easier on the car. Check carfax and for other signs that it is highway miles. Like break pedal barely worn or peble/stone marks on the front of the car. And most importantly, how does the ride feel. It's always a bit of a gamble, but don't write it off based on mileage alone. Happy car hunting!
I just bought a silver 2015 SV at the end of June '21 with only 30k on the OD. Came with tonneau cover, heated seats and weather tech floor liners. So far I'm loving it. I'll be driving it for years to come.
I own a 2015 frontier and i have never had any issues. 60k miles and it still looks and drive brand new.
They are built like a tank. Heard of no major issues or reliability issues. Since this generation came out in 2005, all of the issues have been worked out already
I love my Frontier! I have the 2007 XE model, and it works great! Only 107,000 miles. I’ve never had any issues with it!
It’s a great truck, I have a 2013 King cab
Just got a silver one had 62k miles on it and also was only 22,000 dollars. My dad got it for me and Co signed I’m so excited it’s my first car. And shit it’s just a very nice truck
Thinking about dumping the jetta i bought last year for one of these. So much more affordable than the other trucks and i like the old school look.
My 2010 Nismo Frontier 6 speed Manual transmission is now at 389,571miles, no problems so far except replacing it's timing chain ⛓️, clutch and the Axle seal which is common on Nissan Frontiers. And because I'm a mechanically inclined, I saved thousands and thousands of dollars for labor because I can do it myself just that quick without the need to get inline and set appointment I can just do it at home for it's maintenance.
I like the old frontiers better than the new ones. Might look for a 2016.
I'm looking at a used 2015 SV in silver. Only concern is the mileage at 135,000 which is a lot for a 2015. Makes me think it may have been a rental, in which case I don't want it. I just have no way of knowing.
If you check the carfax report, it should tell you if it was a personal vehicle or if it was in a rental fleet. These are pretty bulletproof, so you should be set either way. Plus, I don't think many rental agencies rent out Frontiers
@@Carguy1999Reviews I'm not a fan of Carfax, got burned by one of their very incomplete reports before. That said, given the relatively low cost it's probably still worth getting one.
High mileage for the year may also indicate that those are highway miles, which is a lot easier on the car. Check carfax and for other signs that it is highway miles. Like break pedal barely worn or peble/stone marks on the front of the car. And most importantly, how does the ride feel. It's always a bit of a gamble, but don't write it off based on mileage alone. Happy car hunting!
This is my new work truck!
That can haul fast for a V6!
An honest truck right there
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