In short, the current Pathfinder can go practically anywhere, and get there in style and comfort.
The 4WD Off-Road 4WD model is equipped with Hill Descent Control, which limits downhill speed without driver intervention, and Hill Start Assist, which briefly holds the Pathfinder on a slope while the driver releases the brake pedal and applies the accelerator.
The 4.0-liter V6 that powers the Pathfinder is a larger, retuned version of the engine that powers the 350Z sports car. Pathfinder's five-speed automatic transmission is specifically geared to capitalize on the engine's torque characteristics. For 2007, recalibrating has improved this engine's California emissions certification, from LEV2 LEV to LEV2 ULEV, making Pathfinder an Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle. Maximum towing capacity, with proper equipment, is still 6000 pounds.
Also new for 2007: express up-down operation for the passenger-side window (with safety reverse), an auxiliary audio jack for MP3 player compatibility on specific models and packages, and a new exterior color called Desert Stone. The base-level model badge has been changed from XE to S, and the SE Off-Road model is now available only with 4WD. Next Page