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NISSAN PATHFINDER FROM $71,490

Nissan’s fifth-generation Pathfinder is a large SUV now offered with seven or eight seats.

Both models are powered by a 202kW/340Nm 3.5-litre V6 petrol engine matched with a ninespeed automatic. Drive goes to all wheels in a high range only system with torque distributed to either axle via an electronically controlled central coupling.

The Ti AWD eight-seater, tested here, is $71,490.

Top spec Ti-L AWD, with two individual rear seats replacing the three-person bench, is $81,490.

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