Here at Team Nissan in Vineland, we're always excited to showcase the latest Nissan models. With the upcoming 2022 Nissan Frontier, you're guaranteed the best ride yet! The new Frontier offers plenty of power and capability for your light-duty needs but offers innovative features and comforts for your convenience while on the road. If you're ready to enhance your drive, consider the new 2022 Nissan Frontier at Team Nissan!
The midsize pickup truck delivers best-in-class 310 horsepower, thanks to its 3.8-liter V6 engine while outputting up to 281 pound-feet of torque. The lineup, when properly equipped, can tow a maximum of 6,720 pounds, allowing you to manage jobs around your home or at the job site with ease. With the trail-ready four-wheel drive capability, the Frontier can take you anywhere you want to go!
Staying connected is the message that the Nissan Frontier strives to deliver with every model. The available class-leading NissanConnect® nine-inch touchscreen includes connectivity for your Apple and Android devices. With the available Wi-Fi hotspot, you'll have a wireless network with high-speed internet on the go. You can even keep all of your devices charged with USB-A and USB-C outlets and the available wireless charging pad.
Bold, powerful, and equipped with all the latest Nissan features, the 2022 Frontier handles all the changes in your life! You can equip your model with either a short or long bed, based on your needs. The King Cab or Crew Cab setup offers configurable cabin situations that suit you and your passengers. The cargo bed offers features like a 120-volt AC power outlet and bed lighting to ensure you can see and power things up on the road. And with the Frontier Utili-track® Channel System, your cargo bed is built to last and keeps your cargo secure.
Thanks to the Safety Shield® 360 suite of driver assistance features, the Nissan Frontier offers you peace of mind no matter what you tow behind you. You'll stay safe and alert with features like:
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