Overview & Reviews

Nissan's compact pickup rolls into 2003 with many new enhancements. Most interesting is a power-operated retractable top. The "Open Sky" top -- essentially a giant sunroof -- is optional on Crew Cab models. For safety, Nissan has added standard dual-stage front airbags for Crew Cabs, standard LATCH child seat anchors on King Cabs and Crew cabs, an optional stability control system and an optional tire pressure monitoring system. Other changes for 2003 include 10 more horsepower for normally aspirated V6 models, a driver seat-height adjuster and standard Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD). King Cabs now have standard ABS, a new storage bin and a new first aid kit (V6 only).

• Wide variety of body configurations and trim levels, many safety and convenience features.

• No third door on King Cabs, cramped rear seats for Crew Cabs.

User Reviews:

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  Best of the 2003s - 2003 Nissan Frontier
  By love my Nissan - December 15 - 1:10 am

  I looked at all the 03 mid-size crew-cabs before buying. The Nissan was the obvious choice. It had the most powerful engine (super-charged V6), the longest bed, quietest interior, and was thousands less than a comparably equipped Toyota. I have a fully loaded top of the line truck with every option and a few aftermarket add-ons. This truck has proved to be religiously dependable and an excellent buy. I get 17 mpg in the city and close to 22 on the highway. I dont like the fact that it needs premium gas and the Firestones that come on the S/C 2x2 are JUNK (I got less than 20k miles from the first set, and I am a very conservative driver. The second set isnt fairing any better).

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  Shift_Respect - 2003 Nissan Frontier
  By Nissan Dirt Trail - November 4 - 2:00 am

  I drive my Fronty hard. Im always delivering 10 foot metal studs and drywall with no problems. For a compact truck its very rugid indeed. For the price of Frontiers you really get your moneys worth. I recommend a Fronty to anyone shopping for a well built compact truck.

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  Just got it, still evaluating - 2003 Nissan Frontier
  By Fitz134 - October 10 - 2:00 am

  I just got the truck, after being a dyed in the wool Ford man. Nissans to me seem to be some of the most durable, and time tested out there. My truck is an absoulute pleasure to drive, and it gives the best mix of practicality, and functionality. My wife even likes it. We have our first child on the way, and needed another four door vehicle.

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  2WD Desert Runner XE - 2003 Nissan Frontier
  By S Modica - August 11 - 2:00 am

  I have only had this truck for a few weeks but I already have grown very fond of it. Previously I owned a 98 S- 10 I enjoyed it very much but from the firt day I knew the Nissan was a better truck.

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  Another trustworthy truck! - 2003 Nissan Frontier
  By MtbVA - May 29 - 10:00 am

  For 16 years Ive driven two NISSAN Trucks (84 bought used in 89) & (95 bought new), this is my third. Not one problem that wasnt normal wear & tear (brakes/tires/clutch)! Extremely low maintenance costs! This truck has many more creature comforts & storage options than my past trucks!

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  Nice Truck - 2003 Nissan Frontier
  By Craig Uhl - May 24 - 10:00 am

  Need more backseat leg room. More CD space. Dashboard gauges are hard to see in the day time (need to be a lighter color) 6 disc CD changer should be standard. Over all it is a very nice truck and fun to drive!!

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  Ole Miss Update - 2003 Nissan Frontier
  By olemiss - March 21 - 11:44 pm

  I just wanted to update my post of my Frontier Crew Cab long bed with 3.3 engine. I had to replace the A/C compressor around 75,000 miles, replaced a headlight last week, and a battery at the seven year point. I chose to put new shocks all around and replace the brake pads at 85,000 miles. I will have new hoses and belts put on when I have the timing belt replaced at 100,000 miles. Not bad for a ten year old truck with 90,000 miles. I take very good care of this truck and I plan to drive it daily for a few more years.