We managed to sight this Nissan Pathfinder in the Gardens Mall parking lot earlier today. For those who don’t know what the Pathfinder is – it’s essentially a ladder frame chassis SUV based on the Nissan Navara, much like how the Pajero Sport and the Fortuner are derived from the Triton and the Hilux respectively.
This is most likely a grey car – we’ve seen the Pathfinder advertised by grey importers before for about RM130k. An official Edaran Tan Chong Motor (ETCM) imported Pathfinder with the same powerful engine you’ll find in the Navara would be a very interesting alternative to the Pajero Sport/Fortuner, but the volume of that segment might be too small to interest ETCM.
We haven’t seen a car in this class from ETCM since the Terrano.
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Comments on the Nissan Pathfinder spotted in Gardens Mall parking lot mainly discuss the vehicle's size, design, and regional availability. Several express interest in purchasing or importing the model, highlighting its powerful engine options like the 4.0L V6 and the V8 found in Middle Eastern versions. Many appreciate its rugged, boxy design and off-road capabilities. Some comments compare it favorably to competitors such as Toyota Land Cruiser, Ford Explorer, and Mitsubishi Pajero Sport, noting its larger size and macho appearance. Others mention the possibility of bringing this model to Malaysia and discuss its pricing and specifications, with some considering it a favorable alternative to smaller SUVs. Overall, the tone is positive, emphasizing admiration for its design and performance potential, with a few comments about parking skills or vehicle maintenance.