Best Pathfinder #1

[joeytattoo]

I wanted a 2 door pathfinder ever since I was about 13 years old , I'll be 29 in a few months and thats a long time too like a specific vehicle so I have to say wd21 2door modles.

[GrimGreg]

I wanted a 2 door pathfinder ever since I was about 13 years old , I'll be 29 in a few months and thats a long time too like a specific vehicle so I have to say wd21 2door modles.

Took me till I was 30 to get one.

[SC88Pathy]

2 door pathy's F'ing ROCK!!!! WOOOO!!!!! -bounce-

 

To be fair though I do like the looks of the R50, but nowhere near as much as the two door WD21! The four door WD21's look OK, and I can't stand the 05 pathys, too big and too ugly for my tastes.

 

I thought it was very funny that in the ads for the 05 pathy it says the most off road capable pathfinder yet. ROFLMAO!!! No other pathy can beat the mighty 2 door! BWAHAHAHA! *Runs and hides from an oncoming mob of R50 owners armed with torches and pitchforks*

[sw]

2 door d21's rule!!!!!!

Edited August 14, 2005 by sw

[Trainman]

2 door pathy's F'ing ROCK!!!!  WOOOO!!!!!  -bounce- 

 

I can't stand the 05 pathys, too big and too ugly for my tastes.

 

No other pathy can beat the mighty 2 door!  BWAHAHAHA!  *Runs and hides from an oncoming mob of R50 owners armed with torches and pitchforks* 

Not from me . I will respect your opinion (no matter how horribly wrong it is ) with out complaint. I'm with you on the 05, my wife called it a weird looking min-van/wagon thing .

[TrailChaser]

Every time I see new pathfinders (05's) I have to wait till I get a side view to tell whether it's a minivan. First time I saw one I thought it was the new Quest.

[KILLVOX]

The grill on the 05 has got to be the FUGLIEST grill ever. Unlike the 95. 95's rule!!

[Slick]

4 DOORS RULE!!!!!!! and I mean like.... '92 Pathy's with 4 doors... ya know... like MINE! -bounce-

[Pezzy]

In your opinion, which Pathfinder Body style is the best?

1987 - 1995 [ 44 ] [65.67%]

1996 - 2004 [ 19 ] [28.36%]

2005 - ???? [ 4 ] [5.97%]

Total Votes: 67

 

 

have we done a poll on what body style we all own... would be an interesting comparison...

[Precise1]

I think most everyone owns the Pathy they like. A few people stated that they voted for something other than what they own, but on the whole, I think the percentages would be about the same...

 

B

[Pezzy]

Imagine that we like the pathy we own. BRILLIANT!

[DJ Dank]

I hate mine....

[Precise1]

would be an interesting comparison...

 

So what would be the comparison be then if the percentages would be basically the same as this poll ?

Hmm Mrs. Wise McButt ??

 

B

[Pezzy]

you just dont get it do you?

*sheesh!*

[GreenEnvy94Pathy]

I am one of the lucky few who have multiple Pathfinders. The '05 is AWESOME... but in a different way. Its so refined. It rides as smooth as a Caddy, is as fast as a sports sedan, and gets really good MPG for a SUV. But when I am pulling out of the driveway, the '94 gets the nod more often than not. Sure its not as refined, fast, or comfortable, but it is like a old pair of slippers... it just fits right. I am actually thinking of selling the '05 because I never drive it since buying the '94. So long story long, I vote the WD21!

[Precise1]

I like you more and more Green !!

It really just comes down to what you like/want/can afford and the usage you put it to. I've had a 4x4 for almost 15 years and always plan on owning one. Do I always drive it ? NO !! Is it there when I need/want it ? YES !! Thats what it is all about to me.

The VW convert is for local trips/enjoying the weather, the motorcycle is for enjoyment/milage/speed and the truck is for hauling/crappy weather/playing. If I had need of a comfy sedan for commuting/trips, I'd buy one. The problem is that there is no 1 vehicle that covers all aspects. You just choose what is priority to you and deal with the rest...

 

B

[Harbinger]

Agreed! Thats why I've got a Pathy and a VW -- One daily driver/commuter/race car and one 4x4/beater/inclement weather.

 

Next on the list! a motorcycle!

 

*writes down notes to take the STAR course in the spring*