2001 Nissan Frontier

The Bottom Line: I would steer most people away from this truck. If I had to do it over, I'd have gone for the less flashy but tighter Tacoma.

Review: We loved the styling when we first saw it. It truly is the best looking truck of its kind on the market even today. It drove great, and it was just what we needed at the time so we purchased it with around 22k miles.

Shortly thereafter,...

The Bottom Line: This is by far the coolest looking truck on the planet. Okay maybe I am biased, but it's pretty darn cool! I highly recommend it!

Review: I always liked the idea of the Nissan Frontier Crew Cab...it was just a little blah looking to me. But then came the 2001! Wow what a stunner! I was counting the days until the release of the new style. So in August of last year I was one of the...

The Bottom Line: It is a safe, tough and reliable truck. It's a name that can be trusted.

Review: Last week my husband and I purchased the 2001 Frontier 4x4 SEV6. It has a one of a kind look, that makes it stand out from the crowd. The body styling is sleek and bold. It has 170hp 3.3 liter 6-cyl engine, this standard. You can upgrade it to the...

Review: I bought my 2001 Nissan Frontier brand new, and really have enjoyed it entirely. It feels like a nice tight truck and looks great, although i will admit either you love it or you hate it. The mileage wasn't as great as i had hoped with a smaller...

Review: When it came time to dump my lemon of a Monte Carlo (totally different epinion), I wanted something fun to drive but was looking for a vehicle with a higher profile. My husband has a 2000 Frontier Crew Cab, so I already knew a lot about these...

The Bottom Line: Although the Toyota Tacoma is a better truck, the Nissan wins big with it's aggressive exterior styling. Get the available supercharged engine to make this purchase worth the money.

Review: Seems like someone slipped the Nissan Frontier design team a ?Mickey,? and at the same time they were all watching Road Warrior. You can?t look at the front of the new Frontier and not think of Mad Max. This is especially true of the Crew Cab, and...

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a good mid-sized used truck, an 01 Nissan Frontier will likely get you through with several more years of use.

Review: I ve owned a 2001 Nissan Frontier (Desert Runner edition) since 2001. It has operated beautifully in that time. As long as you keep up with routine maintenance, this truck will last a long time. Right now I have about 85,000 miles on the truck. The...

The Bottom Line: I think this truck is very unique to the marketplace. The build quality is first rate, and the performance is excellent!

Review: I recently bought this truck (as in I've had it for a week). As the previous owner of a 2001 Nissan Frontier King Cab XE 5-speed 4x4, I think I have a very good perspective on both trucks. In addition, I actually work at a Nissan dealer.

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The Bottom Line: This truck is a blast to drive! The operative word here is "truck." Not SUV or car, but truck. It's fun to drive and a real head turner!

Review: The recent issue of Consumer Reports tested this vehicle and scored it the lowest of 5 (including the Toyota Tacoma Crew Cab, the Ford Explorer Sport-Trac, the Dodge Dakota Crew Cab and the Chevy S-10 Crew Cab). If you read the reviews or have read...

The Bottom Line: Buy it if you want a "real truck" don't if you want a car-like ride to take the kids around town.

Review: After owning two previous Nissan's without any troubles whatsoever, I knew my next vehicle would be a Nissan again. My girlfriend and sister also drive Xterra's and the Frontier shares the same engine and platform so it's basically the same truck...