A friend of mine is selling a Nissan Pathfinder that he purchased in
Oct. 99 and he told me that due to the month it was purchased, it's
really a year 2000 model. Is this true or is it still a 1999 model?
Thanks.
TopPoster - 23 Sep 2004 22:00 GMT
It is whatever the title says it is.
> A friend of mine is selling a Nissan Pathfinder that he purchased in
> Oct. 99 and he told me that due to the month it was purchased, it's
> really a year 2000 model. Is this true or is it still a 1999 model?
>
> Thanks.

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Shawn - 24 Sep 2004 02:21 GMT
i have a 1994 nissan pathfinder with a door sill plate saying september
1993, the title says 1994, from what i've heard, a later model year is
concidered as "the next year"
> It is whatever the title says it is.
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> > Thanks.
Steve T - 24 Sep 2004 05:28 GMT
> A friend of mine is selling a Nissan Pathfinder that he purchased in
> Oct. 99 and he told me that due to the month it was purchased, it's
> really a year 2000 model. Is this true or is it still a 1999 model?
Yep but I always consult the EPA sticker under the hood. It should say what
year the emmissions are rated for, which is always right. The title can
easily be wrong.

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SgtRich - 24 Sep 2004 07:21 GMT
>A friend of mine is selling a Nissan Pathfinder that he purchased in
>Oct. 99 and he told me that due to the month it was purchased, it's
>really a year 2000 model. Is this true or is it still a 1999 model?
Look at the VIN on the vehicle. The eighth digit from the end is the year
digit.

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Meat-->Plow - 24 Sep 2004 12:13 GMT
>A friend of mine is selling a Nissan Pathfinder that he purchased in
>Oct. 99 and he told me that due to the month it was purchased, it's
>really a year 2000 model. Is this true or is it still a 1999 model?
>
>Thanks.
99.5
It will have some 2000 parts.