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2023 Nissan Frontier Priced Under $30,000
2023 Nissan Frontier pickup truck delivers versatility at an impressive value.

The 2023 Frontier lineup features enhancements reflecting customer feedback.
Photo: Nissan
Offering rugged design and capability along with class-exclusive technologies, the 2023 Nissan Frontier is on sale now with a starting manufacturer's suggested retail price of $29,190.
Along with delivering notable towing, hauling, and off-road abilities, the 2023 Frontier boasts useful technology, including a largest-in-class available 9-inch touchscreen, standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, standard class-exclusive Intelligent Forward Collision Warning, and available Nissan Safety Shield 360.
All-new for the 2023 model year, the 2023 Frontier lineup features enhancements reflecting customer feedback. A midnight edition package is now available on SV Crew Cab that enhances the truck's appearance with 17-inch black-painted alloy wheels; black outside mirrors, lower bumper, and grille; black exterior badging; black interior accents with a black headliner; and LED fog lights, headlights, and daytime running lights.

A 9-inch touchscreen, standard Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto is available.
Photo: Nissan
The 2023 Frontier SV Crew Cab Long Wheelbase model adds the SV Convenience Package as standard equipment, featuring a heated leather steering wheel, heated front seats, spray-in bedliner, Utili-track System with two adjustable tie-down cleats, under-rail bed lighting, and more. The Frontier PRO-X and PRO-4X add wireless Apple CarPlay, while the Pro Premium package also switches from black interior stitching to Lava Red stitching.
The 2023 Frontier King Cab is offered with a 6-foot bed. The Frontier Crew Cab S and PRO-X/PRO-4X models feature a 5-foot bed. The Crew Cab SV is offered with either a 5-foot or a 6-foot bed.
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