Nissan Quest by Dinkun Chen - CC-BY-SA-4.0 SUVs are the go-to vehicles for many who need to haul people and things, but this demand often means that utility vehicles fetch a higher price on the used car scene. Savvy shoppers with the same requirements often turn to second-hand minivans for plenty of space at a lower cost. One minivan to consider is the Nissan Quest, discontinued last decade. Let’s expand on this by identifying the most reliable Nissan Quest years.

Source: Pixabay While today’s automotive market is focused on SUVs and trucks, not everyone wants a vehicle with such bulk. That’s where economy cars like the Nissan Versa come in. They’re compact, fuel-efficient, and affordable. But buying one second-hand can be perilous because cheaper cars don’t have the best reputation. We’ll explore this by identifying the most reliable Nissan Versa years. With proper research, careful shopping, and smart buying (including a pre-purchase inspection), the Nissan Versa can be the right choice for a used car.

As full-sized pickups get bigger, interest increases in midsized trucks like the Nissan Frontier. And for many pickup shoppers, buying used is the smartest way to spend their money. It’s an approach that requires knowing the most reliable years of the Nissan Frontier if you’re passing on other trucks in the category: Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, Chevrolet Colorado, and GMC Canyon. Although the Nissan Frontier has been around since 1998, we’ll cover newer models that reflect the D40 update.

For more than 40 years, the Maxima has served as Nissan’s flagship sedan (including when it first came to the U.S. as the Datsun Maxima). Over the decades, the car has served as the perfect bridge between mainstream affordability and upscale characteristics. And for many, it makes the ideal used car. So, knowing the most reliable years of the Nissan Maxima is essential. With this in mind, let’s explore the best Maxima models to consider as a used car.

Nowadays, there’s no shortage of three-row SUVs that consumers can choose from, as it’s a highly popular market segment. One of the most popular midsize, three-row models that popularized the recreational SUV segment is the Nissan Pathfinder. The first Pathfinder models gave owners the hard-body styling and off-road chops of pickup trucks and the passenger space of a station wagon. Today, the Nissan Pathfinder remains a popular family SUV.

The Nissan Rogue is one of the best compact crossover vehicles Nissan ever placed into development, providing a popular choice ever since their first release in 2008. If you’re interested in this car, find the most value for your money. You might wonder - what is the most reliable Nissan Rogue on the market? If you want to maximize every dollar, keep reliability at the forefront of your search. A dependable Nissan Rogue year will have more money in your pocket and ensure you enjoy every ride.

The Nissan Armada is the company’s biggest SUV, accommodating seven to eight passengers. The Armada is one of the few real SUVs – not a crossover – with robust body-on-frame construction and potent engines. It’s also worth noting that the Armada is mechanically similar to the Infiniti QX80 with a more value-oriented focus. With that said, the Nissan Armada isn’t the most popular SUV in the segment. Despite that, many people love Nissan’s full-size SUV, which is why Nissan keeps making it.

Are you shopping for a used SUV that is rugged enough to go off-road and do some towing but comfortable enough to drive your family and friends around town? The 2015 model is the best year for the Nissan Xterra. It’s not that any of the other second-generation Xterras aren’t worth looking at, but this one has the most technology and the least amount of problems. The 2015 model was actually the final year for production, and most all of the issues the Xterra had have been updated or fixed.

Nissan Rogue by Wagon Master Johnson — CC BY-SA 4.0 We live in a world where convenience is everything. And rightly so – even after the year 2020, when the pace of life seemed to brake suddenly and leave skid marks on the pavement, we’re busier than ever, and it often feels like there’s not enough time in the day to get things done. There’s no time to sleep, no time to eat, and certainly no time to let your car warm up on a chilly winter morning.

When it comes to compact cars, the Nissan Sentra used to be one of the household names in terms of reliability and value. For the most part, the Sentra delivers on the essential qualities of a small sedan – it has a distinct style, loads of features, a nicely trimmed interior, and value-oriented pricing. If you want a small sedan that will take you from point A to point B with little to no issue, the Sentra deserves a spot on your shortlist.