1994 Nissan Pathfinder Review (continued)
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Summary

Like the idea of a sport utility vehicle that backs its no-nonsense styling with impressive performances on- and off-road? Willing to overlook a lack of legroom and cargo capacity? Then the Nissan Pathfinder XE 4x4 should be at or near the top of your shopping list. No, you won't be able to squeeze more than four adults inside comfortably or haul a ton of sports gear or luggage. But Nissan has packed this sportster with a power train and underpinnings that backroad or deep woods enthusiasts will find difficult to match.

(Source: New Cars Test Drive)

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