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The 2017 model of the Nissan Pathfinder marks the model’s 30th year in production. And just like any milestone birthday we wanted to take a look back at its history to see how it has grown and evolved throughout the years First Generation (1987 to 1995) - The Pathfinder was a two-door trend-setter from Nissan that no one saw coming. Styled after the Hardbody pickup, the Pathfinder appealed to off-roaders thanks to its rugged body-on-frame platform. In 1990, two rear doors were added. Second Generation (1996 to 2004) - The style of the Pathfinder became more aerodynamic and different than the look of the pickup it was originally styled after. More “family-friendly” features were added in 2001 and sales began to increase steadily. Third Generation (2005 to 2012) - A third row solidified the Pathfinder’s standing as a popular family SUV. This made the vehicle more versatile by allowing for more cargo space or seating for seven depending on your needs. Fourth Generation (2013 to 2016) - Efficiency was the name of the game starting in 2013. A fuel-efficient engine, LATCH AND GLIDE™ technology, and EZ Flex™ Seating System addressed buyers’ desires for simplicity in several ways. For more information on the upcoming 2017 model bookmark our blog and look out for our Research & Review page or come by and wish the Nissan Pathfinder a “Happy Birthday” with a test drive! "Nissan Pathfinder 1987 – 2017: A Brief History." Nissan Online Newsroom. Nissan, 7 July 2016. Web. 19 July 2016.

The second part of the multi-chapter Nissan Titan “Truckumentary” was recently released by the automaker. In Chapter 2: Quarterback, viewers are taken on a journey through the development process of the Nissan Titan including the revolutionary technologies incorporated into previous models and how the team is looking to up the game for the newest edition. This part of the journey is narrated by Director of Product Planning and TITAN Chief Product Specialist Rich Miller who has been with the company for more than 20 years and has played an integral role in Titan development.

A new “Truckumentary" series has been released by Nissan in order to showcase the all-new TITAN Pickup Truck which will make its official debut on January 12th at the 2015 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The first episode of the series has been released by Fred Diaz, senior vice president, Nissan Sales & Marketing and Operations U.S., Nissan North America, Inc. and features Brent Hagan of Nissan product planning taking us on a journey through the history of the TITAN.