Nissan Frontier vs Ford Ranger

Price: The Frontier begins at a starting price well over $1,000 less than the Ford Ranger.
Convenience: Families in Lakeland or Arlington might appreciate standard conveniences on the Frontier, a feature which costs extra on the Ranger, including 50/50 split-folding rear seats, front reading lights, a pollen air filter, and cruise controls on the steering wheel.
Fuel Economy: heading out to Olive Branch to see family? The Nissan Frontier helps save fuel long-term with a 21-gallon tank and a curb weight of 3,830 lbs., versus the 18-gallon tank and 4,145-lb curb weight of the Ranger.
Interior Space: The crew cabs of the Frontier offer more backseat leg and headroom for a comfortable trip up to Bartlett. Despite its "SuperCab" name, the Ford Ranger falls short in rear space for adults.
Exterior: Our Nissan light-duty pickup offers a sleeker design for customers in Cordova or Memphis to enjoy with a chrome grille and a body-colored rear bumper, both of which come unavailable on base trims of the Ranger.

Compare the Nissan Frontier to the Ford Ranger

When it comes to your next big adventure at destinations like Shelby Farms Park near Cordova, you deserve to enjoy something made for many terrains and settings. The Nissan Frontier demonstrates great versatility as an off-roading vehicle or a street worthy car. Let us see how this light-duty pickup fares against another challenger in the segment: the Toyota Tacoma. Tennessee and Mississippi drivers will find a new Frontier here at Jim Keras Nissan among our new inventory, located less than 25 minutes outside of Southaven, MS. Schedule a test drive and use our directions for the best route to 2080 Covington Pike here in Memphis.