2008 Nissan Pathfinder ReviewThe 2008 Nissan Pathfinder is both reliable and technologically advanced, featuring a navigation system that finds nearby points of interest. Also, this model has an All Mode 4WD, which changes modes depending on the surrounding weather conditions for optimum safety.

The 2008 Nissan Pathfinder also features several standard safety features, including Nissan’s Advanced Airbag System, and a 3-point passenger seat belt system. Its novel Rearview Monitor shows the driver what’s behind the car, to allow for convenience when backing it up. The Pathfinder is a vehicle with the family in mind. It includes the LATCH system, which lowers tethers and anchors for children and Snug Kids, a guide which aids the buyer in purchasing a child safety seat to fit the vehicle.

A power-moonroof with one-touch power, body-color side moldings with chrome inserts and running boards add to the unique look of the Pathfinder, while UV-reducing solar glass and rear privacy glass keep it practical.

Interior comfort is provided with this Nissan’s dual climate control and rear controls, second-row 40/20/40 split fold-flat bench seat and third-row 50/50 fold-flat bench seat. The Pathfinder also comes standard with an AM/FM CD system, and a 6-disc in-dash changer also is available, along with options including WMA/MP3 playback capability and satellite radio. Bluetooth capability, wireless technology including navigation and a 9.3-gigabyte music box hard drive are also available.

Nissan includes a trip computer display, outside temperature display and front map lights in each Pathfinder. However, this smart car also is powerful, at two levels. Options include a 266-horse power, V6 engine or a 310-horse power, V8 engine.

The 2008 Nissan Pathfinder is a vehicle that combines safety, space and technology, making it likely to be a high-demand ride for this year’s Nissan buyer.