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Nissan Patrol Y62 Ti-L (2013-2020)
Also referred to as: Nissan Patrol Y62 Ti-L 2019 and Nissan Patrol Y62 Ti-L 2021.
sheree l.South East Queensland, QLD
- 4 reviews
Love my Patrol
This is our family car and work vehicle
We use our car every day. Very economical
The fact that it only needs servicing twice a year is a financial help
Highly recommend
Purchased in January 2021.
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DavidPerth
- 5 reviews
Oustanding vehicle in every respect
I bought this car in preference to a Toyota Sahara which was far over priced and in my opinion inferior in every way to the Y62 Patrol. The engine is unparralled in a 4 wheel drive, is smooth as silk and awesomely powerful. The many standard features leave the Toyota’s for dead. Note that I was formally a Toyota driver but could not justify as extra $40,000 for a Sahara to a Toyota badge, which is the only difference I could see. I love this car and plan to use it to tow a caravan in the future. In my view $iesel is dead as they will not be able to meet the pollution laws in the near future.
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MessFactorWide Bay-Burnett, QLD
- 7 reviews
Amazing car i'd buy it again tomorrow.
Ok I've been a Nissan person for years and owned every 4x4 Nissan has built just about., so when the family started to get bigger so did the car. We had a Qashqai and NP300 Navara, both cars i loved for different reasons but both far to narrow for 2 kids seats and a 3rd person in-between. So we went car hunting from LC200 and Infinity QX80 some larger US cars then ended up ordering a Patrol without even test driving one. We then booked a test drive after paying a deposit and at the better part of 100k the wife got nervous. So test drive day com...Read more
es along and my wife does the driving she starts the car and the smile was instant, the soft but present growl when the y62 starts is an amazing sound of power, not like a club sport Commodore thats just noisy and loud, its gentle yet gives the sense there is some serious grunt there. Ok so my wife drives it out of the dealership never having driven a V8 ( as all our last cars have been TD and the reason we never had a y62 ) she puts her foot down as she was used to in the QQ and NP300 and the smile got bigger as the Y62 has some go i mean some real get up n go ( We get 5.1 seconds 0-100 on 98% about 5.8 on 95% ) so after 10 minutes of driving she is more than sold on the car its got space some leg room others can only dream of, its quiet inside real quite to appreciate the V8 sound you have to let the windows down. The Bose sound is so clear and full it makes most other cars sound cheap and pitiful. We have owned it for 8 months now and done 30000KM and loved every meter of driving its brought back my enjoyment for driving long distances. Is it thirsty? if you plant your foot it can drink like a alcoholic at happy hour. can it be driven be fuel efficient? yes it can we get awesome milage out of it up to 900 per tank at 140L not bad for a 3T car with 400 horses to tame. We all know horses are not cheap but you don't hear XR8 or Clubsport drivers complaining about milage they buy the cars for love and passion, I suggest buying a Y62 for the same reason. Seems Aussies are tough a 4Xa needs to be Diesel and I was the same, the Patrol has taught me different. We have taken it on the beach and off road and she handles the same like a camel. On a small windy track in soft deep sand we came around a bend to find a Mitsubishi ASX beached n belly up with nowhere to go. so with 20inch wheels installed running 42PSI we hooked up the ASX turned of traction control put it in revers and skull dragged the mistsy out like it wasn't even hooked up. On and off road the Patrol is comfortable and quite you don't have to yell to have a conversation with fellow passengers in the car. the seats with their heating and cooling covered in a plush leather are nothing short of incredible over long distances i mean i drive until i need fuel sometimes that means 6-8 hours without getting out and I'm never sore. to instruments are well placed and very easy to use. Has the car got cons? sure it has while i love the entertainment system with its headrest monitors the layout of the HDMI and USB to play movies off is kind of stupid as both plugs are where the middle person in the rear puts their feet. We have broken numerous USB sticks and HDMI leads as they get kicked and trodden on so we actually bought DVD's for the kids again as they are loaded in the front.Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
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Davidmelbourne
- 2 reviews
good car but dealer ordinary
I love the car but find all car dealers of most brands poor, Nissan were likewise poor and spoilt the experience, best I have had was Ford for a work car, The patrol is really BIG and takes some getting used to but I love the power and the car is a great touring car, Petrol is expensive but not a major concern, I am generally really happy and don't miss the Landcruiser and have lost confidence in late model Toyota diesels, The price of Landcruisers is now crazy and I saved about $28k
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Ken saddleQld
Sold.... Can't wait to get another!
I purchased my Y62 TI-L in 2014 back when everyone said they were crap, they said it was heavy on fuel... They said a lot about them but clearly didn't know anything about them. I sold mine with just under 100,000klm for close to what I purchased the car for. It was a trouble free vehicle that towed effortlessly the wife and kids want another one and so do I. I only sold it as I update my vehicles every 3 years but I don't think the current land cruiser is going to last me this round, it's back to nissan for us. I can't explain why it just was a great car, very comfortable on long trips for everyone and fuel use on the freeway was averaging 13/100.
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HahaPerth
How much you can save from a Sahara $35k more paid
I have looking at this car for 3 years before I decided to keep one home. Performance is excellent when I find 200 is just far behind me when I slightly touch the accelerator.
Interior ...it is a joke 200 carries a few pieces of wood.
Running cost is a trick...
$35k cheaper than Sahara... How many km of petrol cost difference?
Stupid answer is 1,000,000 km. I think we dump the Patrol Y62 and the Sahara long time ago when we drove 500,000 km
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LeoAU
Simply the best.
Good bye 200 hello to a whole new world of awesome.
So much better than the old 200 in every way.
Just drive one. Then decide.
It outperforms the very dated 200 design in every way.
The fuel consumption isn't what you're led to believe and it most instances so far is better than the 200 on fuel.
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Johnadelaide
Waste of Money, going to sell it and go back to the lc200 2016
Just got brand new 2016 Ti-L model, always been a Nissan fan from having s13, s15 and nav d22. So I decided I will stick to Nissan because all my mates has lc200 (Love them). Now I've done about 10k with it, and hate it. Off road is ok, HBMC helped but not as good as LC200 off road crawl control, leather is starting to lift not glued properly, GPS is hard to see around the early after noon. Steering control keeps on getting bump while driving. Power wise is ok but people rave how quick it is but I don't think so, It will bet the lc200 v8 twin t...Read more
urbo tho we are petrol. Over all I will only give it 1 star because only a few months old and leather is coming apart, and decide to sell it and get a lc200 gxl. Good points. leg room in the back. 3.5t standard provides steering angle, tyre pressure and compass Bad Points Drinks like no tomorrow, will not take out bush Off road didn't perform wellSimilar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
Really it worth a look
It's smooth and powerful tows great fuel consumption is very acceptable for a car of its size and weight not a car for bush bashing but a highly capable tourer comfortable well built
Highly recommend. That if you are after a large 4wd for touring/towing it worth the time to look at one
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JosephSydney
- 3 reviews
Problem after 1 hour picked up brand new Patrol Y62
Bought Brand new Nissan Patrol Y62 TI-L from Parramatta Motor Group (Nissan Parramatta), picked up on 23/04/2015, went home, the driver door could not be locked, called the dealer( Sale person) [Name removed], ask us to bring it in, we brought it in, he tested, he confirmed the door cannot be locked, he told us to go home and wait until service then it will be fixed, we refuse to leave, he left us stand outside in the rain without even asking us to come in side. We called Nissan Head Office, they point finger back at dealer.
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