Thinking about a 2023 Nissan Pathfinder SV

[warningtalk]

Not sure if this fits here but figured I'd ask. A coworker is selling her Pathfinder with under 25K miles and I'm tempted. Can anyone share what you like or don't like about the SV trim? I care a lot about comfort and safety tech but don't need anything fancy. Thanks!

 

[Fristaguy]

Its got more comfort and safety features than the base, but without all the luxury add ons, you'll get things like adaptive cruise, blind spot warning, and a power driver seat, which make a big difference in daily use

 

[warningtalk]

Thank you for the helpful feature list @Fristaguy ! The safety items you mentioned are exactly what I am looking for in a new vehicle. I have a follow up question regarding comfort, how are the seats on a longer road trip? Also, do you know if the SV trim usually comes with heated seats?

 

[johnsaint333]

The SV trim's a great pick, comfortable ride, good safety features like blind-spot monitoring and adaptive cruise, and not overly fancy. If you dont need leather or highend tech, it hits a nice balance. Only downside some mention is the infotainment feels a bit basic, but otherwise its a great value, especially with that low mileage.

 

[warningtalk]

I'm arranging to take my coworker's vehicle for a longer test drive to get a better feel for the ride comfort. Still confirming whether heated seats were a standard feature on the SV trim or if they were part of an optional package.

 

[N4viPathfind3r]

The 2023 SV comes with heated front seats as a standard feature, although it doesn't include them for the rear. Additionally, it offers remote start and an 8-way power adjustable driver's seat. It's definitely a great option to consider for a test drive, the comfort is impressive.