The Nissan Pathfinder has 6,000lbs of towing capacity. Since the distinguished SUV has been redesigned for a new age, it’s only right the towing capability sees an upgrade. There are 6,000 pounds of towing capacity offered for the SL, SV, and Platinum models exclusively. Just the Pathfinder S trim level creates a different 3,500 pounds of towing capacity, but every model uses a standard 3.5-liter V6 powertrain. Pulling off a rugged design may look easy for some vehicles out there but none of them will compare to its tough mentality.
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The Nissan Pathfinder horsepower is 284hp. Just like prior, the standard V6 3.5-liter powertrain is going to be the power source in each Pathfinder trim level. But the option to equip the 4-wheel drive or 2-wheel drive type, the Pathfinder’s equipped drivetrain will be based on your decision. The 3.5L V6 engine is super impressive, and also has the power to produce 259 lb-ft of torque.
The Pathfinder has between a 4,317-4,625 pound curb weight. Using a 2WD drivetrain, your Nissan Pathfinder will produce a curb weight going from 4,317 to 4,470lbs. But going with a 4WD gives the Nissan Pathfinder a weight starting with 4,469 to 4,625 pounds. So your preference in drivetrains should have an impact of almost 300 pounds but not a large change.
The Nissan Pathfinder has 7in of ground clearance. No matter if you want the smaller S trim or the super-packed Platinum build of the Pathfinder, you will get the same standard clearance of 7 inches. Looking at the different Nissan Pathfinder trim levels, you’ll notice a lot of differences in the technology applied but the exterior dimensions should remain the same.
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