Pathfinder concerns

[Armyyy]

I have beem checking out reviews for the new Pathfinder, and honestly…I am not feeling too reassured, it seems like quite a few people are running into problems after just a few thousand miles. I've been happy with my 2015 Rogue, it's been rock-solid and I planned to grab an SL next week but now I'm second-guessing myself

 

[wizzardofbooze]

Well, it's not a fair comparison, especially when you consider that the Pathfinder is bigger than the Rogue, but I get your point of view. I have a 2023 pathfinder with the most random check engine light which is currently at the dealer waiting to be sorted.

 

[_yelloguy]

I have beem checking out reviews for the new Pathfinder, and honestly…I am not feeling too reassured, it seems like quite a few people are running into problems after just a few thousand miles. I've been happy with my 2015 Rogue, it's been rock-solid and I planned to grab an SL next week but now I'm second-guessing myself

It's smart to be cautious with first-year models of any redesign but sometimes the negative experiences are amplified online. If you're still on the fence, maybe a longer test drive or even waiting a few more months to see if any patterns emerge would be a good idea!

 

[Madeformusic]

Seen some of those early Pathfinder reviews too, and it's enough to make you pause, if your Rogue has been solid, might be worth hanging onto it a bit longer or waiting to see if the Pathfinder issues settle with later builds, no harm in holding off until it feels right.