The origins of the Nissan Pathfinder date back to its inception as a compact, two-door sport utility vehicle, marking the beginning of a journey that would ultimately lead to its widespread adoption by families.
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To commemorate the 40th anniversary of its introduction, the Japanese automaker is reviving a classic model by incorporating nostalgic elements while maintaining the advanced features and amenities of a contemporary vehicle.
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The Pathfinder Special Edition 2027 is a commemorative model that combines unique color options, exclusive features, and enhanced equipment. The vehicle's base price is $47,390 for the front-wheel drive configuration and $49,390 for the all-wheel drive configuration, not including destination charges.
The interior of the 1987 Pathfinder tribute features a distinctive design element, with seats upholstered in a unique blend of TailorFit materials in black and burgundy hues reminiscent of the original model's tapestry. This color combination is also carried over to the door panels, serving to reinforce the edition's identity.
The exterior of the PATHFINDER model features distinct red accents on the rear gate's PATHFINDER letters and a commemorative emblem on the C-pillar, setting it apart from other models in the range. Additionally, it incorporates chrome accents on the grille air outlets and a unique engraving on the passenger side, which highlights the model's series and launch year.
The Nissan Pathfinder has achieved significant sales, with more than two million units sold to date. Production of the vehicle has been ongoing at the company's facility in Smyrna, Tennessee, since 2004.
The Special Edition trim features several premium upgrades, including 20-inch black alloy wheels, a panoramic ceiling, and rear door curtains. Additionally, it comes equipped with a high-end Bose sound system boasting 12-bit audio quality. The trim also incorporates captain-type seats in the second row, resulting in a reduced seating capacity of seven passengers.
The vehicle is equipped with a 3.5-litre V6 engine, which produces 284 horsepower and 259 pounds-foot of torque, paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission.
A notable advantage of this vehicle is its enhanced trailer capacity, which can be increased from 3,500 to 6,000 pounds with the use of the plug-in receiver. Additionally, the entire range is equipped with a 12.3-inch touchscreen display and offers wireless connectivity for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
The 2026 Pathfinder has been awarded the highest safety rating, TOP SAFETY PICK+, by the Institute for Insurance for Road Safety (IIHS), a leading organization dedicated to promoting road safety.
The 2027 Nissan Pathfinder lineup is set to debut in November, with pricing for various trim levels now available. The base SV model will begin at $39,990, while the SL trim starts at $42,790. Additionally, a Special Edition variant will be offered at $47,390 with front-wheel drive and $49,390 with all-wheel drive capabilities.
The total costs of the commemorative edition have been increased by an additional amount, resulting in final prices of $48,965 and $50,965, respectively, when combined with the previously established base fee of $1,575 per destination.
The base price of the Platinum model is $49,890, while the Rock Creek model with all-wheel drive begins at $45,390.
