We drive the Nissan Patrol Warrior 4WD for 2024

Patrol Warrior – Nissan has continued its successful Warrior branded models with a modified Patrol TI 4WD Wagon.

The Patrol Warrior has a number of functional and cosmetic improvements which serve to enhance both on road and off-road dynamics.

Upgrades include a new front bumper assembly and heavy-duty bash plate. Bespoke tow bar with recovery points. Bi Modal exhaust a number of black body enhancements.

The vehicle is raised by 50mm, a combination of suspension lift and larger wheel tyre combination.

The Warrior comes with the same 5.6L V8 engine that has more than ample power and torque. This combines with a 7 Sp AT and sophisticated 4WD system

I took the Warrior on some forest trails, dirt roads and on the beach. The combination of revised suspension and V8 motor made the beach driving ridiculously easy.

Inside it’s a little dated and missing some common features, but its awesome off road and pleasant to drive . One downside though os that he V8 gets pretty thirsty.

Nissan patrol Warrior is priced from a little over $101,000 plus the usual costs

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More Patrol Warrior Thoughts

What is good?

Functional Warrior updates V8 Power makes sand driving ridiculously easy 4WD and towing capability

What is not so good?

Interior Showing its age No Apple Car Play or Android Auto – fixed in the MY24 update Thirsty V8 engine

Instead of the Patrol Warrior buyers could look at: 

Dedicated true Large 4WD wagons are becoming rarer. Buyers could look at Toyota LandCruiser GR Sport, Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon, Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland, INEOS Grenadier, Land Rover Defender. 

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