Overview & Reviews
For 2004, 17-inch alloy wheels are now standard on non-supercharged SE models, and 16-inch, four-spoke alloys are standard on the XE-V6.
- Rugged looks and the off-road capability to match, lots of room inside, solid construction.
- Sloppy on-road ride and steering, four-cylinder and standard V6 lack power, spartan cabin design.
User Reviews:
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Mixed Emotions - 2004 Nissan Xterra
By Burnables - March 25 - 1:33 amI love the utility of this truck.Great for loading up the dog and the girl and heading up the White Mts for long weekends of hiking and camping, etc. Great for packing a lot of gear. The dog loves it, too. Only a few complaints..which really bug me...its loud driving on wet roads...sounds like a door is open in the back. Also, the thing lacks pick up on the low gears. No muscle.(I traded in my TACOMA for this dog of a truck.) It doesnt seem so strongly built either. The fenders are weak. Overall, it is a strong like. But, it aint no TACOMA TRD.
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Loves Petro - 2004 Nissan Xterra
By NNeal - March 24 - 10:00 amThis vehicle is one of the most confusing things I have ever owned. To have a small 170 hp v6 this thing drinks more gas and puts out less power than anything out on the road.It is hard to love a car that on its best day gets 19 mpg and needs a good half mile of clear highway to pass another motorist. It is a joy to drive around town running errons but besides that it stay in my garage, I would never recomamend this one to anyone.
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Wonderful SUV - 2004 Nissan Xterra
By desire - February 15 - 10:00 amThis Xterra has been a god sent!!! It is great to be a 23yr old and be able to afford an suv that is reliable and doesnt make you look like you should be hauling the soccer team around. I have one child he is 2 1/2 and the car seat fits nicely he even has his own dvd player on the back of the passenger seat. There is more than enough hauling space. We have used it in the snow and believe me the first snow storm we had after we bought it we were looking for untouched snow, we had a blast and it handled as if there was nothing in its way. The ground clearance is just enough to do all the fun stuff off roding but not to high that you neeed a step stool.
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In Love - 2004 Nissan Xterra
By Scorepin - February 15 - 10:00 amI just purchased the Xterra XE 4x4 in yeloow. I am so in love with this vehicle. There are only 3 minor irritations. 1....horrible gas milage, 2. It could be a tad bit more confortable and 3. the arm rest is pratically non existent. The major draw back is it needs a bit more gusto. If its a smooth ride youre looking for and not an off road vehicle shop else where. If you want an outdoor vehicle capable of what the others only claim then the Xterra is for you. Fun truck, great colors. Peruzzi in Langhorne went the distance to get me this truck with what I wanted in it. Excellent warranty!
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Xterra makes for love/hate relationship! - 2004 Nissan Xterra
By Nothead - December 22 - 10:00 amI have had my Xterra for about a month now and I am truly in a love hate relationship with it. I must say that I do "love it" much more than I hate it though. The power must be increased for this monster. The gas mileage must be worked on too, it really sucks to have poor mileage from a vehicle that has weak gittyup! I have to really step on it to make it get out of the blocks if I want to pass another car. Kinda wished I had waited to get the 05 model coming out nest year. Leg room is down right short for rear passengers. Front driver leg room can be improved too. I scrape my knees on the wheel each time I climb in even though the steering wheel is in the high tilt position.
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quite pleased - 2004 Nissan Xterra
By smabes - November 26 - 2:00 amAside from a few little odds and ends that I would improve, I feel as though the car has lives up to its name and has proven itself worthy out in the woods. I tow things with it, carry canoes and kayaks with it, although this is sometimes difficult as the height of the car is a bit high, and have had lots of fun 4-wheeling around in the woods and getting around town when 9 inches of snow falls in a day and the city doesnt feel like plowing. Overall, I dont feel bad about getting it dirty or even a little scratched up...as long as I have a good adventure to go along with it...and thats what I think the Xterra is all about
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This truck kicks ass!! - 2004 Nissan Xterra
By swilson - July 15 - 2:00 amThis truck kicks ass!! Great in the snow, mud and rain. Comfort for long legs unlike the Toyota 4Runners cramped cockpit. Great heater onboard for those freezing cold mornings. Very responsive and easy to drive. The turning radius was a very pleasant surprise. Extremely happy with the purchase of this solid vehicle.
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Xterra=Xcellence - 2004 Nissan Xterra
By BRNNIMGE - June 9 - 2:00 amI own a 2002 (same as 2004) and I really like it. The redone styling lured me in, but it has been its reliabilty that compells me to write a positive review. This is not car. The ride is not harsh ... more bouncy. However it does just fine on the highway and great in sand dirt or rain. It stores a lot more stuff than youd think and holds more than the lil SUVs like the CRV or RAV4. I prefer its styling to the Ford Escape. The Ford has had a few reliablity problems. More tough looking and acting than a Mazda Tribute. Not the best gas milage ... I get about 20mpg. Recommended!
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great color too!! - 2004 Nissan Xterra
By dawnie - June 2 - 2:00 amI LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS VEHICLE. IT DRIVES GREAT.
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Love this SUV!!! - 2004 Nissan Xterra
By Da Bear - April 16 - 10:00 amMy 2004 XTERRA is the funnest most exciting SUV I have ever owned. I completely enjoy owning it. Gas mileage is a little rough, but with styling like this, it just doesnt matter...
