Patrol Warrior. – Today I am chatting about a vehicle that is specifically designed for rugged 4WD activities yet can still double as a family wagon. The Nissan Patrol Warrior.
The Patrol Warrior is a local build through Premcar. It takes the Patrol Ti and makes enhancements that are designed for more adventurous pursuits.
Yet being a large SUV vehicle, it often is bought by families.
The first thing I noticed was how high the access is. Even the side steps were high , great for ground clearance, not so much for shorter mums.
In the front its spacious and quite comfortable. With a new central screen, the Patrol has become more updated. The new infotainment system also allows wireless smart phone mirroring as well as a wireless charging tray.
The middle row seats have lots of knee and leg room. There are two top tether points in the middle row of seats. But access is difficult. You need to be acrobatic. One advantage is the rear air vents for localised air flow. There are also plenty of little storage areas.
Third row of seats is best left for pre-teens.
Boot space is huge with five seats and not bad with eight seats in use.
Overall, I would say the Nissan Patrol Warrior is great for families that are adventurous. But best for kids when they are out of baby seats.
Priced from around $105,000 dollars plus the usual costs its actually good value.
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I’m Brianna Fraser
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What is good?
- Internal space
- Delicious sounding V8
- Reasonable value for money
What is not so good?
- Large in tight car parks
- V8 can be thirsty
- No reach adjustment for steering wheel
Patrol Warrior buyers could also look at:
Buyers of the Nissan Patrol Warrior could also look at the following: Land Rover Defender, Toyota LandCruiser, Toyota Prado, INEOS Grenadier, Hyundai Palisade XRT
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