What did you do with your Z today? 🙋🏻‍♂️

[alutwon]

Rosewood Metallic. The color that most people won't know existed in the future. I saw one at a dealer in Florida in 2023. rare to say the least.

was it near melbourne florida lol? the first one I saw in person was a rosewood, pulled up right next to me. prompted me to buy mine.

 

[mikecarpage]

was it near melbourne florida lol? the first one I saw in person was a rosewood, pulled up right next to me. prompted me to buy mine.

It was at Coggin Nissan At The Avenues in Jacksonville. Not sure where it ended up though

 

[Nis Mo Z]

I got the red side Z inserts. I seem to have a red Z logo fetish . Maybe it’s a Nismo thing for me. I want to later get the front Z badge the 2027 cars come with and I’m hoping there’s a red insert for that as well

 

[el mágico]

Race

I got the red side Z inserts. I seem to have a red Z logo fetish . Maybe it’s a Nismo thing for me. I want to later get the front Z badge the 2027 cars come with and I’m hoping there’s a red insert for that as well

I did this but on the backside so you see it from the trunk. However my color is blue.

 

[alutwon]

I got the red side Z inserts. I seem to have a red Z logo fetish . Maybe it’s a Nismo thing for me. I want to later get the front Z badge the 2027 cars come with and I’m hoping there’s a red insert for that as well

red on the white looks sharp, almost makes me regret getting a red one

 

[KrackaC8]

red on the white looks sharp, almost makes me regret getting a red one

I'm curious how the opposite would look: Red w/white badging

 

[mikecarpage]

dropped off to have PPF and Ceramic coating for birthday and early 2 year ownership anniversary. 4922 miles. more miles and seat time ahead

 

[Nice boat]

6 months of waiting for parts.. big upgrade finally coming next week, can’t wait!

 

[Tranzor Z]

dropped off to have PPF and Ceramic coating for birthday and early 2 year ownership anniversary. 4922 miles. more miles and seat time ahead

2 years and now doing PPF? Why even bother?

 

[5amp5on]

Hende Z got a new room mate, displaced the 2023 Sentra in the garage.

I never thought I would get converted from a Ford guy. But we are enjoying these Nissans and quality/reliability has been top notch.

2026 Pathfinder Platinum picked up with 5 miles on it. Compared to the 2021 Ford Explorer limited which is now my range and hunting vehicle:

Pros: Sound level much quieter, leather is higher quality, softer and more comfortable, 9 speed transmission is butter smooth. 6,000 lb towing capacity. Larger moon roof. 3rd row seats have more legroom. Plenty of room to work in the engine bay around the V6 and I do almost all my own mechanical work beyond pulling a motor or transmission, so this makes me happy.

Cons: Explorer has better "sporty" handling, especially in curves. The 2.4 turbo in the Explorer has immediate throttle response and is very quick, the Pathfinder NA 3.5 V6 is a slower response and you better put your foot down if you want the butter transmission to downshift, although sport mode helps. Explorer has more cargo space behind the 3rd row.

My wife loves her new Pathfinder that's the most important thing.

Nissan has upped their game the last few years.

 

[KrackaC8]

Hende Z got a new room mate, displaced the 2023 Sentra.

I never thought I would get converted from a Ford guy. But we are enjoying these Nissans and quality/reliability has been top notch.

2026 Pathfinder Platinum picked up with 5 miles on it. Compared to the 2021 Ford Explorer limited which is now my range and hunting vehicle:

Pros: Sound level much quieter, leather is higher quality, softer and more comfortable, 9 speed transmission is butter smooth. 6,000 lb towing capacity. Larger moon roof. 3rd row seats have more legroom. Plenty of room to work in the engine bay around the V6 and I do almost all my own mechanical work beyond pulling a motor or transmission, so this makes me happy.

Cons: Explorer has better "sporty" handling, especially in curves. The 2.4 turbo in the Explorer has immediate throttle response and is very quick, the Pathfinder NA 3.5 V6 is a slower response and you better put your foot down if you want the butter transmission to downshift, although sport mode helps. Explorer has more cargo space behind the 3rd row.

My wife loves her new Pathfinder that's the most important thing.

Nissan has upped their game the last few years.

Totally agreed! Just a few years ago Nissan was an absolute disaster, but this new CEO is really turning things around in a hurry (much like Stellantis). Interior pics too, please.

 

[5amp5on]

Totally agreed! Just a few years ago Nissan was an absolute disaster, but this new CEO is really turning things around in a hurry (much like Stellantis). Interior pics too, please.

The photo of the 2nd row looks really tight on leg room for some reason, angle I guess but it's quite roomy, I'm 6'4" and sit back there with no problem.

On order: Nissan luggage rack cross bars, Nissan Pathfinder raised rubber floor mats, 4D start stop eliminator harness, Console Safe.

 

[KrackaC8]

The photo of the 2nd row looks really tight on leg room for some reason, angle I guess but it's quite roomy, I'm 6'4" and sit back there with no problem.

Absolutely gorgeous!

 

[takemorepills]

The new Pathfinder is top notch in the segment. It's only real competition is the Pilot.

 

[beergeek]

Installed some HKS CF, Axis washer fluid cap, and Ramair intake filters:

Waiting on Seibon CF cooling plate.
(Should have it next week.)