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Looks inspired by Nissan’s 1980s and 1990s trucks The new look, meanwhile, has been designed to be as rough and tumble as possible. Many of its design cues were inspired by the Nissan Hardbody truck from the ’80s and ’90s. The truck was famed for its off-road capability, and it’s some of that ruggedness that Nissan is attempting to capitalize on. The company describes the truck’s design as ‘interlocking’, with parts looking like they should fit together like jointery. Its designers also said they took inspiration from things Frontier owners have in their pockets, like carabiners...

Nissan has revealed new versions of the Frontier pickup and Pathfinder SUV for 2022. (Nissan) The Frontier is largely an overhaul of the outgoing model, which was first launched in 2005, and carries over the 310 hp 3.8-liter V6 and 9-speed transmission that were introduced last year. The midsize pickup also gets a redesigned exterior that features an upright grille, flatter hood and blistered fenders inspired by the Nissan Hardbody of the 1980s. (Nissan) The interior is entirely new and equipped with an upgraded infotainment system Nissan's zero-gravity comfort seating and four U...

Chris Davies - Feb 4, 2021, 1:30pm CST Nissan has taken the wraps off the new 2022 Pathfinder, a complete redesign of the SUV that promises a welcome tech upgrade to go with its clean new styling. Unveiled today alongside the 2022 Frontier pickup, the new Pathfinder keeps owner-favorites like all-wheel drive and plenty of towing capacity, but polishes off some of the rougher edges. It certainly looks more refined than the outgoing Pathfinder. The overhangs are shorter, while the fascia is larger. Nissan’s V-motion grille has three slots – a nod, the automaker says, to ...

Since its launch in 2007, annual sales climbed from 17,808 to more than 350,000 last year, although that’s down from more than 412,000 in 2018. But Nissan could easily beat those numbers with the newest iteration of the Rogue, as it endows its allegedly uncouth CUV with an impressive dose of sophistication, making it a far better value proposition than the model it replaces.

The 2021 Nissan Rogue features Nissan Safety Shield 360 standard across the entire lineup. (Nissan/TNS) The 2021 Nissan Rogue hass a standard 2.5-liter DOHC inline 4-cylinder engine with Nissan's Direct Injection Gasoline system. (Nissan/TNS) The 2021 Nissan Rogue has a 10.8-inch head-up display, 12.3-inch 'Digital Dashboard' gauge cluster and floating 9.0-inch touch screen display. (Nissan/TNS) Published January 29. 2021 12:06AM  By Larry Printz, Tribune News Service In a culture where nonconformity is the only conformity, and vulgarity and coarseness are trendy, trendiness sells. So it’s...