2000 Nissan Frontier

The Bottom Line: If you're in the market for a small truck, buy ANYTHING ELSE.

Review: I purchased a 4-Cylinder Frontier King Cab XE, 2-WD, in June of 2000. Although it was my first (and will be my ONLY) Nissan, I was confident that it would be a worthy successor to my 1992 Toyota. I had read good things about Nissan trucks and had no...

The Bottom Line: Nissan has always been a good value for my money. You should get a truck that will spend more time on the road than in the shop.

Review: I bought my 2000 Nissan new & here are a few of my thoughts:

Exterior

Nissan has done an excellent job with the body style of this model. My truck is a beautiful silver with chrome front and rear bumpers. I work in construction...

The Bottom Line: I recommend this truck to anyone and everyone. Especially the 2000 body style. The newer body style just looks weak in my opinion.

Review: I bought this truck used in '04 right before graduating from college. It had had two owners, but the mileage was still below 60K. I got the V6 XE Crew Cab, loaded with options like leather seats, sun roof, premium stereo sound, bed extender, grill...

The Bottom Line: For a great, mid-size pickup truck with room for the kids in the cab, the Nissan Frontier Crew Cab can't be beat.

Review: I purchased the Nissan Frontier in 2004 when I took a job that required having a four-wheel drive vehicle. My previous vehicle was a little Toyota Tacoma that I loved, but didn t handle well at all in snow, wet conditions, etc. I long ago determined...

Review: I bought my 2000 Desert Runner new and have now had it for four years. The price was right and I get many compliments on the looks of truck. I love the body style (much better than the '01's and forward) and it looks just like a 4WD truck.

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The Bottom Line: If you need a solid, inexpensive truck to drive to work and want to take it out for some occasional "fun"--then you may have found the truck!

Review: I purchased a 2000 Nissan Frontier Desert Runner XE V-6 2WD pickup, and I recommend it under most conditions.

I wanted a useful pickup truck to drive to work, and for some occasional hauling/towing on weekends. I was shopping a price range...

The Bottom Line: best vehicle ever

Review: I have now had my Crew Cab for 2 months and in that time I have managed to fall completely in love with it. I have every single option avaliable sans 4WD. I have power everything and even a moonroof. After driving this truck around and really...

Review: I purchased it back in 1999 when they first came out.
It's everything I expected it to be with possible exception of gas milage (maybe that's because i've never owned trucks or SUVs before - I get around 17mi/gal in a mix of city/hwy...

The Bottom Line: If you?re looking for a good used 4-door pickup and are lucky enough to find someone willing to part with theirs, I highly recommend giving this pickup some serious consideration.

Review: I must preface this by saying at the time of this review that I ve only
owned my 2000 Nissan Frontier Crewcab for about 6 months.

Somebody mentioned in another review how Nissan screwed over the 2000 buyers by doing a body redesign...

The Bottom Line: If you can locate a 1999 or 2000 model in good shape it's well worth the money. Nissan has a great reputation for producing good looking, long lasting trucks.

Review: I've researched trucks online for many months and I've finally settled on the Nissan Frontier because, A) Honda doesn't make a truck yet, B) Toyota's are expensive and every option is extra.

I looked hard at American trucks, the RAM was...