#Navara

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D21 Nissan Navara.

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The Nissan Navara has a rich history that dates back to its introduction in 1985, when it was first launched as part of Nissan's Datsun Truck lineage. Known globally for its rugged reliability and performance, the Navara represents Nissan's long-standing commitment to producing dependable pickup trucks that cater to both work and leisure needs.

Early Years (1985–1997)

The first-generation Navara, introduced in 1985, was part of the D21 series, which quickly gained popularity for its durability and off-road capability. Marketed as the "Hardbody" in some regions, this model set the foundation for the Navara's reputation as a tough and reliable workhorse.

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Pulsar, Leaf, Evalia, Juke, Cube, 370 Z, Pixo, GT-R, Rogue, Tiida, Qashqai, Note, Navara, Titan, Murano, 350 Z, X-Trail, Xterra, Sentra, Quest, Pick Up, Pathfinder, Frontier, Almera, Altima, Serena, 100 NX, Primera, Maxima, 200 SX

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Navara - What Is Love? (Deep Club Mix)

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Quick Review Of The Nissan Navara Top Model

A comfortable and well-appointed alternative

Following the release of the facelifted Navara a few years ago, Nissan is once again producing a modern one-tonner at its local factory in Rosslyn. With the old NP300 Hardbody finally having retired, Nissan is offering an expanded range of Navara models, from your basic single cab workhorse right through to the range-topping Pro4X double cab that is the subject of this test.

The double cab bakkie market is a tough one to crack, but Nissan has come in all guns blazing with its latest Navara models, which also has a unique selling point in the form of its five-link coil-sprung rear suspension.

This set-up really makes a big difference to the ride quality, ensuring comfort levels on a variety of surfaces that are more akin to an SUV than a bakkie. It also handles well for a bakkie and the steering feels accurate and intuitive.

Performance and economy

Unlike the pre-facelift model, which had a 2.3-litre twin-turbo diesel power unit, the new Navara features Nissan’s tried-and-trusted 2.5-litre YD25 unit, which produces 140kW and 450Nm. It is paired with a seven-speed automatic gearbox.

The engine does sound a little agricultural at start-up and pull-off, but at cruising speeds it is as refined as you could expect. And while its outputs have fallen behind rivals from Toyota and Ford, the Navara still offers effortless performance that’s likely to satisfy the majority of owners. It also offers loads of low-down torque, with the maximum available from as low as 2000rpm.

As for consumption, on a short highway trip, we managed 7.6 litres per 100km, but in town, the figure rose to 11.3 l/100km.

As you’d expect, the range-topping Navara is available in both 4x2 (Pro-2X) and 4x4 (Pro-4X) guises. Due to time constraints, we were unable to test its trail-crawling ability, but the Nissan does come with all the hardware that you’d expect from a proper off-roader.

This includes a shift-on-the-fly transfer case with low range, a diff lock and hill-descent control. Nissan claims a ground clearance of 221mm as well as respective approach, breaoverk and departure angles of 32.6, 23.3 and 26.5 degrees.

Interior and features

It’s hard to say whether we’re impressed or disappointed by the interior of the Navara Pro-4X as it is very much a mixed bag.

Visually there are some flavourful touches, such as the leather seats with a unique quilting pattern and red stitching, and we really liked the sporty three-spoke steering wheel with its red Nissan logo. But other than that, Nissan didn’t really update the dashboard design of the facelifted model, and the hard plastic surfaces don’t look premium enough for this end of the market. That said, there’s no faulting the build quality and it all feels solidly put together.

The range-topping Nissan Navara is well equipped and in addition to an 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system, which is easy to use and ticks all the usual boxes, there’s a four-camera surround view system that comes in particularly handy when you’re parking or bundu bashing.

There’s a whole slew of additional driver assistance features too, including blind spot warning, autonomous emergency braking, lane keeping alert and rear cross-traffic alert. However, it comes with conventional cruise control rather than the adaptive type that’s becoming more common at the upper end of the market.

As far as practicality goes, rear legroom in the Navara is average at best, and headroom is possibly not sufficient for taller individuals.

Loading it up

The Navara Pro4X has a payload of just over one tonne, which is competitive enough, and there’s also a Utili-track cargo management system with adjustable cleats for securing loads. But surprisingly, given the fitment of the latter, there’s no standard bed lining or tonneau cover solution to speak of.

Conclusion and verdict

The Nissan Navara Pro-4X is competitively priced against the equivalent Isuzu V-Cross and cheaper than the Ford Ranger Wildtrak and Toyota Hilux Legend

The Nissan double cab ticks most of the boxes and although performance is average, it does impress with its ride quality and a long list of standard features. It’s certainly worth a test drive if you’re tired of the usual suspects in this segment.

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Har under en två-årstid haft sådan otur med bilar att det hade kunnat gjort vem som helst tokig 😵‍💫 det tokiga bestod i att skaffa en bil till, rätt gissat den pajade också efter 4 verkstäder går nu båda mycket bra, behåller båda. #bilar #nissannavara #navara #nissannavarad40 #nissannavarafanclub https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp8gt5EsgAY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Navara - What Is Love? (Deep Club Mix)

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Nissan Navarra 4x4 EL - Cabanatuan City Traffic Development Office (CCTDO)

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is Lestreth'tki called the heart of the realm due to its location being centralized like a human's heart is and/or is it more metaphorical? its in the center on that pre-fall navara map you made but im unsure if thats actually the true center as the surrounding land masses aren't fully shown.

It's both, I suppose! Lestreth'tki was the first area of the realm known to come into existence by the "Creator" (whoever that is... 👀). It is pretty much the center of the realm in that sense, though it's called the heart more-so for its cultural significance as opposed to its geographical location.

It's held an important role in the world both pre and post abandonment... though I can't fully say what! The most I can really point at is that the word Lestreth'tki is Old Common, which translates quite literally into "Land of Heroes" in Common!

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