2001 Nissan Xterra

Pros: Sporty, Has real Power, Love the Roof Rack and interior

Cons: Mileage

The Bottom Line: I LOVE THIS THING. I SLEEP IN IT I HAUL IN IT AND I CAN DRIVE IN THE SNOW

Review: Last update July 9, 2001

ABOUT THIS REVIEW

This is living product review of the entire experience. It will not overload the reader with a vast array of statistics regarding height, weight, horsepower and other things you could...

Pros: rugged good looks

handling

cargo space

Nissan dependability

Good audio system

acceleration and braking

Cons: Hidden storage

Fuel economy

Fuel gauge - hard to see

The Bottom Line: Unheard of! A SUV that's fun to drive. Liked it so much I bought a second one.

Review: I'm not much SUV person, but the Xterra I bought, is the exception. Previously, I have owned a 2001 Ford Expedition which I didn't like and a 1995 Toyota 4Runner, a good dependable vehicle, with drawbacks. Some background: My seventeen year old ...

Pros: Steel ladder frame!, Solid ride, remains solid!, rattle-free, very reliable, excellent engine

Cons: Needs a locking rear differential badly!

The Bottom Line: Get one

Review: ... if it had to be the only car for my entire life that is. :) No I didn't buy the xterra because it looks 'cute' or 'hansome'. I bought it because I wanted an SUV that was not oversized, made by a Japanese automaker, and most of all, had a TRUCK ...

Pros: Reasonably priced SUV for the sports-minded person

Cons: gas mileage

The Bottom Line: You'll never be sorry you bought it. Very practical except for the gas mileage.

Review: I can honestly say that although I am not an expert on cars, I do consider myself more than a novice on Nissans. I have never had anything other than a Nissan in my life. First, I had a 210, then a 240SX, and now I have the XTERRA SE-V6 4x4 in a nice...

Pros: Fun, sporty, roomy, handles well, great mileage, roof rack and more

Cons: I didn't buy one sooner

The Bottom Line: Great car - good bang for your buck, reliable and fun

Review: "I like it, I love it, I want some more of it..." Yes, folks, finally, after years of endless Jeep devotion and ownership, I jumped ship. My latest Jeep, an older Grand Cherokee, had finally racked up enough serious problems (and several ...

Pros: Sporty looks, great ride, gas mileage OK.

Cons: 5-speed manual, 4 cylinder

The Bottom Line: Its a great sporty ride, that's fun to drive.

Review: I love my X-Terra. Its a 4 cylinder pumping out 140 hp, and has a 5-speed manual transmission. That's the only down fall about the truck though. It gets decent gas mileage due to the 5-speed, and the pickup is somewhat bearable. We had a CD...

Pros: Versatility, go anywhere, do anything.

Cons: Gas mileage, but no surprise.

Review: I can't really add much more than what has already been said in other opinions. This is a great vehicle if you really like to get off the beaten path and still drive it to work very day. Don't expect it to handle like a car, because it is basically a...

Pros: True off-road vehicle. Very versitile, does everything a real SUV should do.

Cons: Power is adequate, but could use a few more horses off the line.

The Bottom Line: Recommended if you want a real SUV and you plan to actually leave the pavement. This is not a soccer mom SUV.

Review: This is my first Nissan (and first foreign vehicle) ever. I love it. After having only so-so luck with Jeeps and Chevy's and horrible luck with Fords, I settled on the Xterra. This is a real SUV that was actually meant to leave the pavement - soccer moms...

Pros: A cute, comfortable vehicle

Cons: There were too many colors to choose from! I had a hard time deciding!! :o)

The Bottom Line: It's comfortable and cute. The first aid "bubble" on the back is kind of corny, but the car is still cute. It handles well, and gives you practically no troubles.

Review: I know nothing about cars, I was just a 17 year old female when I bought this. The only thing I know ...

Pros: great design, extremely reliable, lots of options, definitely worth the money

Cons: does not keep its value too well

The Bottom Line: The Nissan Xterra is a great vehicle if you are looking for an SUV that is stylish with a lot of options but can still go offroad when needed.

Review: I owned a 2001 Nissan Xterra (2WD) for two and a half years and it was a great vehicle the entire time I had it. It came with a 3.3(200) V6 that puts out 170 HP and 200 Ibs/torque, and trust me...it picks up pretty quick for an SUV. The interior offered ...