Offering plenty of choices in the luxury and performance
departments, the sturdy yet refined new 2002 Nissan Frontier
King Cab will prove to be a versatile machine that will
meet your work and family needs with its wide assortment
of packages available. With its roomy interior, you can
load up with passengers as easily as you can pack its bed
with materials and equipment.
Available Models
To accommodate a broad variety of practical requirements
and personal preferences for creature comforts, the 2002
line up offers a Standard Model King Cab, XE King Cab, XE
V6 King Cab, SE V6 King Cab, and the S/C (SuperCharged)
King Cab.
Interior Features
Basic fare on the entry-level model includes
a center console, cloth seats, full carpeting, reclining
front bucket seats, and rear fold-down vinyl jump seats.
Subsequent models pile on anything from an AM/FM cassette/CD
player to air conditioning, power door locks, power windows,
cruise control, tilt steering column, brushed-aluminum interior
trim and blue-tinted gauges, and a leather-wrapped steering
wheel.
Exterior Features
The sophisticated yet rugged exterior of the
Nissan Frontier King Cab features a locking tailgate, multi-tiered
bed storage, double-wall cargo bed with four bed tie-down
hooks, cargo bed lamp, and black front bumper and fender
flares. Other models offer assorted features like step rails,
black chrome headlight surround, rear privacy glass, body-color
front bumper and fender flares, and a sliding rear window.
Performance
In the performance department, both the standard
Frontier and Frontier SE are equipped with a 2.4-litre,
DOHC, 16-valve, four-cylinder engine that produces 143 horsepower
and 154 lb-ft of torque. The standard transmission is five-speed
manual, with four-speed automatic with overdrive available
as an option.
XE V6 and SE V6 models turn up the volume with a 3.3-litre,
SOHC, 12-valve six-cylinder engine with an output of 170
horsepower and 200 lb-ft of torque. Each vehicle features
a four-wheel drive system with auto-locking brakes. The
Frontier XE V6 comes with standard five-speed manual transmission
and limited slip differential, while the Frontier SE V6
has four-speed automatic with overdrive.
For maximum power, the Frontier S/C King Cab headlines
a SuperCharged 3.3-litre, SOHC, 12-valve six-cylinder engine,
this time cranking out 210 horsepower and 246 lb-ft of torque.
It comes with a standard five-speed manual transmission,
limited slip differential, a sport-tuned suspension, and
four-wheel drive.
Safety and Security
No matter which of these outstanding models you
choose, each Frontier King Cab packs safety standards that
include dual depowered front air bags with passenger air
bag cut-off switch, three-point front seatbelts, two-point
rear seatbelts, front crumple zones, hood buckling creases,
and side impact door beams. The SE V6 and S/C models sport
fog lights, and all top three models feature four-wheel
ABS brakes for maximum control.
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| Fast Stats
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4 / 5
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| MSRP
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$12,799
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| Engine |
2.4L 4-cylinder
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3.3L V6
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3.3L supercharged V6
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| Horsepower |
143 @ 5200
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170 @ 4800
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210 @ 4800
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4-speed auto
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5-speed manual
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City/Hwy |
4x2 manual from
15 / 18 to 22 / 25
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4x2 auto from
15 / 18 to 20 / 23
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4x4 manual from
15 / 18 to 16 / 18
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4x4 auto from
15 / 18 to 15 / 19
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