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Just a thought on the Frontier"s listed MPG.
For people who do not need ( or want ) a 4x4, the 2.5L seems the way to go.
In order to get 4x4 in a Frontier, .... you must get the 4L 6 banger.
So here's the comparison for MPG:
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It seems that if you drive 10,000 mi/year, .... you would burn about 100 galllons less in the 4 banger per year.
In the long run, .... let's say 10 years with a 2.5L ... that's like $3000.00 less on gas.
For people who do not need ( or want ) a 4x4, the 2.5L seems the way to go.
In order to get 4x4 in a Frontier, .... you must get the 4L 6 banger.
So here's the comparison for MPG:
.

It seems that if you drive 10,000 mi/year, .... you would burn about 100 galllons less in the 4 banger per year.
In the long run, .... let's say 10 years with a 2.5L ... that's like $3000.00 less on gas.