It comes in two models the Ti and the top  model the Ti-L.

I recently drove the entry model, which is anything but basic.

Pathfinder Ti comes with a 3.5 litre V6 petrol engine and a nine speed sports automatic transmission and all wheel drive.

It smooth and powerful but can be thirsty. A hybrid version would fix that.

I like the design, with a strong presence.

Inside its spacious and comfortable. Yet it doesn’t feel big to drive.

There is a lot of information available in the driver instrument cluster and the large central screen.

I also like the wireless Apple Car Play connectivity and charging. Android Auto is a wired connection.

The Pathfinder Ti is a seven-seat model with the rear two seats a reasonable size. But like all these style SUVs if all seven seats are in use the boot space is minimal.

Overall, the Pathfinder Ti is well worth the drive

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