2004 Nissan Frontier

Pros: reliable, solid and inexpensive.

Cons: poor factory tires

The Bottom Line: Best deal in standard compact truck

Review: Great Truck and super reliable. I bought it brand new, and in 3 years, I have put over 90,000 miles on it. The only service I have done on the car so far are 2 front brake pads, 4 new tires, a couple of air filters, and oil changes. That's it. Not ...

Pros: Price, style, reputation and drive train

Cons: mpg, traction control, plastic bumper and rear jump seat

The Bottom Line: I would recommend to anyone interested in getting a small truck for a daily driver

Review: I needed a truck and decided due to cost that this was my best option. To my surprise this little truck is really growing on me. The first thing I noticed while driving it was how solid it felt, it really feels like it has a strong drive train. This is ...

Pros: Very solid. Good fuel economy. User friendly interior.

Cons: No cruise control.

Review: I have been driving my 4 cylinder Nissan Frontier king cab for two years now registering 25,000 miles on the odometer. I am getting 23 mpg in town and on the highway. The seats are comfortable and the interior is quite user friendly. No problems have ...

Pros: Good quality, does what you bought it for, tows well, good torque.

Cons: Should have locking differential.

Review: Good truck, it runs well and carries 2 adults and 3 kids pretty comfortably. I bought it for 2 reasons: 1. It looks very distinctive. Ford- blah, Chevy, blah, Toyota, so-so, 2. quality is arguably just a hair less than Toyota, but cost about $7,000 ...