2000 Nissan Pathfinder "Boxy"
Type: Automobiles
Model: 2000 Nissan Pathfinder
Real Name: Konstantin
Location: Toronto, Ontario CA.
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Gender: Dude
Age: 22.94 years
Fully redesigned for 1996, Nissan's sport-utility vehicle went on sale
after the model year began. This was the first major reworking of the
Pathfinder since its debut a decade earlier. A new, longer-wheelbase
unibody chassis replaced the old body-on-frame design. In addition to
dual airbags and standard 4-wheel antilock brakes, the new Pathfinder
got a bigger V6 engine. Overall length increased by 6.7 inches,
wheelbase stretched 2 inches, and width grew by 2.2 inches. Despite the
increased dimensions, weight actually dropped by about 200 pounds. The
spare tire moved under the cargo area, but an outside-mounted tire
carrier was optional. The 4-door wagon had a rear liftgate and a
separate top-hinged glass back window. Three models were available:
base XE, sport-oriented SE, and luxury LE. All three used a 3.3-liter
V6 producing 168 horsepower. Peak torque increased from 180 to 196
pound-feet. A 5-speed manual transmission was standard on XE and SE
Pathfinders. Four-speed automatic was standard on the LE, optional on
others. The SE had standard part-time 4-wheel drive (not for use on dry
pavement), with shift-on-the-fly capability via a console-mounted lever
at speeds up to 50 mph. XE and LE models had rear-drive standard, with
4WD an option.
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