Probably for the same reason we can’t get a locking diff and the front and rear bumpers that give an appropriate approach and departure angle. Nissan doesn’t want their customer to have it all. I love my interior but wish I had a locking diff and HD control. They offer those features on the Titan and Frontier Pro4x. Makes no sense
I think we're a lot in that situation, maybe we should build up a foundation or something. Let's find a name. Edit: like the Foundation for the Resurgence of Buttons, The FOREBUTT.
I think this would suit people in regional and remote AUS, they don’t want bells &whistles, just reliable 4WD with ability to tow and cruise long distances in comfort, seems ideal to me
@@sambates9505newer diesels are literally the one thing stopping me from selling my td42 GU.. I don't want to fork out for a newer diesel with egr and dpf shit let alone an over priced tractor 79. If the price of y62s was a little more reasonable I'd be keen. However I think that once the supply side ticks up, new car prices are going to drop like a rock. The used market has already taken a big hit. I'm laughing at all these idiots still trying to flog 200 series for over 100k.
From an owner of a y62 with the exact same tyres, there is no way you are getting near 11l/100km highway. 13 to 14 best. Mine is 6 years old now and the interior was old then. Such a shame.
are you sure I thought they put it up to this ^^^^ over Covid because people weren’t allowed out to just drive around have they kept it like this since
The rumour mill is saying the Patrol Warrior will cost about 20% more than a Ti, so around $100k! The five new rims and Yokohama tyres alone would be something like $4,000. If they sell a lot of these then I expect a shed-load of factory rims and Bridgestone tyres to hit the market, or maybe they send them back to Japan?
Here in the US, just purchased a ‘22 Armada SL, I absolutely love it. There are some options that the Patrol has, that the Armada does not. We have the 12.3” screen which is amazing, and the cabin looks so much better than this version. I really think Nissan is missing the mark on these, so many more would be sold in the US, if they gave the Armada the Patrol options…the price was the biggest factor for me. Fully optioned, ‘22 with 20k miles for $38k, nothing in the US comes close to the value this brings!
Nissan making lots money in Middle East market with these patrols that’s why they still got the thirsty petrol engines with classic interior. They should come up with diesel engine for Australian market with lift up
Unfortunately not for me disapointed I was expecting a front bar the main reason is I work long hours and I don’t get time to mod a car I would of needed a front bar with suspension to suit so if I buy the warrior and get a bar and winch put in I would proberly need to change the front suspension I needed the front bar and winch ( optional like navara ) so I didn’t need to do anything just buy off the showroom floor and use well onto next plan thanks but no thanks
Just 2 things: 1 - The car on test isn’t moonstone white (the one in the thumbnail is) 2 - It does have a lane keep system (but it uses the brakes, not steering)
The increase in sales is because it has no real competitor. It's the only full size vehicle that balances off-road capability with on-road comfort at that price point. Land Cruisers are more expensive to the point that they aren't really comparable. Land Rovers selections are less reliable and more expensive, everything else is either smaller or less capable.
I really like the external design. Looks better than the LC300 to me. But a 5.6L petrol engine as the only option! There is no way that thing will do 11.0L/100 on the highway. My LC300 is rated to do 8.9L/100 in the official test, but real world is more like 11.5L/100 on the highway. So if 11.0L/100 is what they say then it's got to be up around 14 or 15L/100 in real life. And you have to feed it 95 premium fuel.
@@spudboy1328 As you’d expect, it does 18-20l/100km in city driving. When towing my 2.5T caravan it does about 21-22L/100km at highway speeds but on one trip I had it down to 19.5L/100km. The VK56VD V8 in this vehicle is not old-school pushrod OHV, it’s pretty advanced with 32-valve quadcam continuously variable valve timing & lift which gives it very good torque at low RPM with linear delivery through the range. It’s very smooth and doesn’t run out of puff at high RPM. Sounds glorious too - especially with stainless 3” exhaust fitted.
I think these numbers are real, because I myself could run more than 1100km using a full fuel tank on the highway with 120 km/h speed. Stock one not modefied.
No Bullbar!? And a lot of people would be considering this car as a tow vehicle, I find it very odd that Premcar didn’t give it a GVM upgrade like they did with the Navara Warrior. No doubt they’ll be charging a premium for the lift and bigger tyres etc. Parts which will likely end up on a scrap heap for anyone serious about towing and wanting a GVM upgrade… All seems a bit pointless.
I think Datsun has missed the mark here with this car. As you said, every man and their dog has buying the Patrol in the recent past. But the interior really is so out of date it’s not funny. It needs to be updated badly.
While the Patrol is a great platform, I think Premcar missed the mark with the Warrior. Looks like a pretty cynical badge engineering exercise to me to run out the last Y62's before the new model arrives. I had expected to see a front E-locker as a minimum, and while I wasn't expecting a supercharger, it would have been nice to see the NISMO spec engine tune (315 kw) that's available in other markets. As long as Nissan doesn't get silly on price I'm sure they'll sell. Somewhere between Ti and Ti-L seems about right.
@@Axel_sms The full Nismo version is only about 12-15% more expensive than the Ti-L in the UAE, so I reckon they could add a front locker and the Nismo engine to what Premcar have done and sell it for 130K and have a real GR Sport killer.
I live in the US, and I drive a 2011 Nissan Xterra Pro-4X. Something called a "warrior" shouldn't have a luxury interior. My Xterra has the basics, but my Rockford Fosgate sounds system with the subwoofer is booming. If you do a full Titan Swap, it can pretty much go anywhere off-road. Who the heck needs heated seats? If you want a luxury car, get an Infinity, you wimp.
God ….. what going on … seriously I don’t want a flush inside , I want to hose it out , don’t want half the crap he is talking about, paddles on the wheel..😂just give me the old one … power rear door… 😆 man up !
I really want to like it....I love Patrols. But....I honestly would have expected/hoped for a bit more. A couple of steps in the right direction for sure with the suspension upgrade and lift kit - but that's about all you're really paying for here in reality. An aggressive looking front bar would have been great. AT instead of HW tyres is great off the showroom floor but not an additional cost. Red bashplate is definitely worth having. Dewooded interior is nice but then let down by the same crappy screen. Surely it wouldn't have cost much to put in something "newer" than a stock Y62 for the infotainment screen to show that a bit of effort went into upgrading the interior in a place that most people complain about. To me its just a lazy effort to address a couple of areas but not most of them. Are they holding back waiting for the new Y63 model coming next year?
I am a 4x4 mechanic of over 40 years have worked on over 1,000 VK56 engined patrols and have never had one with major engine problems or broken down, 2013 model did get some timing chain stretch, but the engine is the same base engine as the ones V8 supercars ran . If you want an unreliable engine the try the V8ttd in the 200 series or 79 series with single turbo
Is it just me, or were you also expecting the Warrior to look a little tougher?
Na, its what i expected, and will be, way, way overpriced !
I expected an interior that was not designed in the 90s
I absolutely prefer this over the 300 series
Nice review. When is the XUV700 review coming?
You think that interior is old....you should check out a 70 series 😂
Why didn’t Nissan do the same interior as what they’ve done in other markets? I think US or Middle East and Japan has much nicer interior.
Probably for the same reason we can’t get a locking diff and the front and rear bumpers that give an appropriate approach and departure angle. Nissan doesn’t want their customer to have it all. I love my interior but wish I had a locking diff and HD control. They offer those features on the Titan and Frontier Pro4x. Makes no sense
i prefer the buttons on dash than touch screens
I think we're a lot in that situation, maybe we should build up a foundation or something. Let's find a name.
Edit: like the Foundation for the Resurgence of Buttons, The FOREBUTT.
Nothing like having wood in the car, hey Tom.
I think this would suit people in regional and remote AUS, they don’t want bells &whistles, just reliable 4WD with ability to tow and cruise long distances in comfort, seems ideal to me
This is for a city based weekend warrior 4wd....
Remote work is reserved for simple diesel 4wds like the 70.
I live country SA and love my patrol. No DPF or turbo issues.
@@sambates9505newer diesels are literally the one thing stopping me from selling my td42 GU..
I don't want to fork out for a newer diesel with egr and dpf shit let alone an over priced tractor 79.
If the price of y62s was a little more reasonable I'd be keen. However I think that once the supply side ticks up, new car prices are going to drop like a rock. The used market has already taken a big hit. I'm laughing at all these idiots still trying to flog 200 series for over 100k.
@@gureno19Yeah the 1HZ is simple,the V8 diesel far from that and costs Big money if it goes bad...
@@gureno19yea just the car for me I drive it to the shops ok
Actually glad to hear it doesn't have the sunroof . Love the manual rear hatch. I don't like overly modern nonsense on an all terrain vehicle.
Looks like someone went to tyre power and got some shit wheels. Just a let down
From an owner of a y62 with the exact same tyres, there is no way you are getting near 11l/100km highway. 13 to 14 best. Mine is 6 years old now and the interior was old then. Such a shame.
Servicing is every 10k or 12 months not six
are you sure I thought they put it up to this ^^^^ over Covid because people weren’t allowed out to just drive around have they kept it like this since
@@adamhunt318 definitely 10k or 12 months. I have a 22 model.
The rumour mill is saying the Patrol Warrior will cost about 20% more than a Ti, so around $100k! The five new rims and Yokohama tyres alone would be something like $4,000. If they sell a lot of these then I expect a shed-load of factory rims and Bridgestone tyres to hit the market, or maybe they send them back to Japan?
Here in the US, just purchased a ‘22 Armada SL, I absolutely love it. There are some options that the Patrol has, that the Armada does not. We have the 12.3” screen which is amazing, and the cabin looks so much better than this version. I really think Nissan is missing the mark on these, so many more would be sold in the US, if they gave the Armada the Patrol options…the price was the biggest factor for me. Fully optioned, ‘22 with 20k miles for $38k, nothing in the US comes close to the value this brings!
it'll be pretty cool to see a comparo between this and a custom made patrol
Don't quite deserving the "Warrior" nameplate if it doesn't have front bullbar and more aggressive wheel fender flares
Chrome exterior bits should be all blacked out.
Nissan making lots money in Middle East market with these patrols that’s why they still got the thirsty petrol engines with classic interior. They should come up with diesel engine for Australian market with lift up
Unfortunately not for me disapointed I was expecting a front bar the main reason is I work long hours and I don’t get time to mod a car I would of needed a front bar with suspension to suit so if I buy the warrior and get a bar and winch put in I would proberly need to change the front suspension I needed the front bar and winch ( optional like navara ) so I didn’t need to do anything just buy off the showroom floor and use well onto next plan thanks but no thanks
Just 2 things:
1 - The car on test isn’t moonstone white (the one in the thumbnail is)
2 - It does have a lane keep system (but it uses the brakes, not steering)
The increase in sales is because it has no real competitor. It's the only full size vehicle that balances off-road capability with on-road comfort at that price point. Land Cruisers are more expensive to the point that they aren't really comparable. Land Rovers selections are less reliable and more expensive, everything else is either smaller or less capable.
LOVE it !!!
LOVE That V8. Vrmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
It's not bad, but not great. I'm happy with our 22 ti and I don't hate the wood grain haha
I really like the external design. Looks better than the LC300 to me.
But a 5.6L petrol engine as the only option! There is no way that thing will do 11.0L/100 on the highway. My LC300 is rated to do 8.9L/100 in the official test, but real world is more like 11.5L/100 on the highway. So if 11.0L/100 is what they say then it's got to be up around 14 or 15L/100 in real life. And you have to feed it 95 premium fuel.
I can get 11.5l/100km on the highway in my Y62 Ti! In fact I did a trip from Dubbo to Sydney carrying 4 adults and that was my average consumption.
@johncanalese588 Well, I am super impressed by that! What's it like around town?
@@spudboy1328 As you’d expect, it does 18-20l/100km in city driving. When towing my 2.5T caravan it does about 21-22L/100km at highway speeds but on one trip I had it down to 19.5L/100km. The VK56VD V8 in this vehicle is not old-school pushrod OHV, it’s pretty advanced with 32-valve quadcam continuously variable valve timing & lift which gives it very good torque at low RPM with linear delivery through the range. It’s very smooth and doesn’t run out of puff at high RPM. Sounds glorious too - especially with stainless 3” exhaust fitted.
it will run happily on 91 , have run mine on E10 for last 10 years no problems and saved around 20k on petrol
I think these numbers are real, because I myself could run more than 1100km using a full fuel tank on the highway with 120 km/h speed. Stock one not modefied.
Really love the front end
I agree with you about the wheels. They look shit.
No Bullbar!? And a lot of people would be considering this car as a tow vehicle, I find it very odd that Premcar didn’t give it a GVM upgrade like they did with the Navara Warrior. No doubt they’ll be charging a premium for the lift and bigger tyres etc. Parts which will likely end up on a scrap heap for anyone serious about towing and wanting a GVM upgrade… All seems a bit pointless.
I think Datsun has missed the mark here with this car. As you said, every man and their dog has buying the Patrol in the recent past. But the interior really is so out of date it’s not funny. It needs to be updated badly.
I’m glad I ordered the TIL
All l can say these they are enormous our niece has a Nissan Patrol not the warrior and she is 5ft nothing and about 50kg
While the Patrol is a great platform, I think Premcar missed the mark with the Warrior. Looks like a pretty cynical badge engineering exercise to me to run out the last Y62's before the new model arrives. I had expected to see a front E-locker as a minimum, and while I wasn't expecting a supercharger, it would have been nice to see the NISMO spec engine tune (315 kw) that's available in other markets. As long as Nissan doesn't get silly on price I'm sure they'll sell. Somewhere between Ti and Ti-L seems about right.
the nismo engine is handmade that would sky rocket the cost
@@Axel_sms The full Nismo version is only about 12-15% more expensive than the Ti-L in the UAE, so I reckon they could add a front locker and the Nismo engine to what Premcar have done and sell it for 130K and have a real GR Sport killer.
Prices just went up: Ti=89,600 Ti-L=103,200
As a ti patrol owner I am underwhelmed.the price will determine by how much?
Is the Harrop Supercharger compatible with the Warrior?
I live in the US, and I drive a 2011 Nissan Xterra Pro-4X. Something called a "warrior" shouldn't have a luxury interior. My Xterra has the basics, but my Rockford Fosgate sounds system with the subwoofer is booming. If you do a full Titan Swap, it can pretty much go anywhere off-road. Who the heck needs heated seats? If you want a luxury car, get an Infinity, you wimp.
You seem nice.
I love the look of this and the wheel design. Would love to outfit an Armada like that. Wish they had lockers tho
I ordered one then I woke up was just dreaming
Meant for the underdogs 😊such great car
God ….. what going on … seriously I don’t want a flush inside , I want to hose it out , don’t want half the crap he is talking about, paddles on the wheel..😂just give me the old one … power rear door… 😆 man up !
What’s going on is that most people expect a bit more than a hose-out interior at $100,000 or thereabouts.
pretty old fashion interior
i think the rims look great
What’s the gvm on it
Drove the old Gr patrol in Africa on a UN mission it was a savage bit of kit
Sounds like it drove you mate😂😂
First reviewer, as usual
Not even a snorkel
Doesn't it have wired apple CarPlay?
Unfortunately no
I'm salivating on my sofa.
Not the sofa!
I really want to like it....I love Patrols. But....I honestly would have expected/hoped for a bit more. A couple of steps in the right direction for sure with the suspension upgrade and lift kit - but that's about all you're really paying for here in reality. An aggressive looking front bar would have been great. AT instead of HW tyres is great off the showroom floor but not an additional cost. Red bashplate is definitely worth having. Dewooded interior is nice but then let down by the same crappy screen. Surely it wouldn't have cost much to put in something "newer" than a stock Y62 for the infotainment screen to show that a bit of effort went into upgrading the interior in a place that most people complain about. To me its just a lazy effort to address a couple of areas but not most of them. Are they holding back waiting for the new Y63 model coming next year?
Thank you Nissan for finally updating the dated interior.
Gotta say it. Mustaches are just awful
This engine is know for breaking down speak to any mechanic
I am a 4x4 mechanic of over 40 years have worked on over 1,000 VK56 engined patrols and have never had one with major engine problems or broken down, 2013 model did get some timing chain stretch, but the engine is the same base engine as the ones V8 supercars ran .
If you want an unreliable engine the try the V8ttd in the 200 series or 79 series with single turbo
I have heard they are a thirsty engine but a very reliable one.
@@murrayhicks9972Are they the same engine as the Nissan Titan in the USA?
@@Wilt8v92 Yes VK56 is the same engine code as Titan