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The current Nissan Frontier is so ancient that you could've driven one to Blockbuster for the midnight release of Halo 2. Since then, the midsize truck market has changed about as much as the Halo franchise. And yet the Frontier has remained mostly static throughout, a ceaseless constant save for a 2008 facelift. Nissan's rationale is that as the cheapest pickup you can buy with a warranty in America, the Frontier is a good deal, and one worth keeping around.

That might apply to the base model, but it's not necessarily true of the whole Frontier lineup. Take the pricey Pro-4X off-road trim, which is supposed to hold its own against mavens like the Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road and notable newcomers like the Ford Ranger FX4 and Jeep Gladiator. Pricing is similar—all three start around $34,000 in crew cab form, and Nissan's typically generous incentives are hard to come by on the Frontier Pro-4X. So the value angle is gone, and what we're left with is a fine old truck that just doesn't measure up to the modern competition.

https://www.thedrive.com/new-cars/2...cab-review-exhaustion-at-the-end-of-the-trail