The Nissan Frontier has an expected fuel economy of 16 mpg in the city or 20 mpg on the highway.

The Nissan Frontier has an average depreciation rate with a five year total drop of $11,951 according to 'internetautoguide.com.'

There was a recall on the Nissan Frontier in March 2006 for a problem with the fuel system that affected 42,000 units.

The Nissan Frontier has an advanced valve timing system, a variable intake and race-bred friction reduction technology that increases its 0-60 speed to just over 8 seconds.

'Road and Travel Magazine' awarded their 'Most Athletic' award to the Nissan Frontier for being 'a good solid workhorse that asks for little and delivers a lot.'

One of the Nissan Frontiers most prominent features is the chassis made from high tensile-strength steel which is 90% stronger and 22% lighter than regular steel; this provides structural rigidity when attacking rough terrain.

The Nissan Frontier has been in many shows such as 'Heroes,' and has also crossed onto the silver screen in movies like 'Garfield,' and 'The Dukes of Hazzard.'

The Nissan Frontier is also known as the Nissan Navara in Europe and a few of these have been imported to the US but make no mistake, they are the same vehicle.

The Nissan Frontier has a towing capacity of 6500 lb and a curb weight of 2,950 kg with a 4.0 L VQ- family V6 engine (VQ40DE), which produces around 265 horsepower and 385 Nm of torque.

The Nissan Frontier was built with rough terrain in mind and that is why it comes with 4-wheel limited slip, hill descent control and hill start assist, independent front and rear suspension with an independent double-wishbone front stabilizer bar.