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Posted Saturday, June 14, 2008 1:20 PM

Road Test: Nissan Frontier 4x2 Nismo

Tara Weingarten

Formidable Rough Rider

Rugged performance doesn’t mean it can’t be fun. Haul heavy stuff and navigate muddy, rocky terrain with the new Nismo version of the Frontier. The radical design is a product of Nissan’s motor-sports division, which has turned its attention on its pickup line.

Exterior Bed: The cab-mounted cargo-bed lamp illuminates the entire cargo area for easy use at night. A factory-applied spray-on bed liner allows for easy clean-up after dirty jobs.

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Performance: Off-road performance shocks makes simple work of slushy and pockmarked roads. The formidable 281 foot-pounds of torque give excellent pulling power over moderate terrain.

Comfort: The eight-way driver’s seat has lumbar support. The back seats flip up and have cargo space underneath, complete with a built-in first-aid kit.

Mileage: 15mpg city, 20 highway

Engine: 4.0-liter, V-6

Price: $25,455

Site: nissanusa.com

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