OC Nissan Irvine Receives the All-New 2013 Nissan Pathfinder to their Dealership

Orange County residents can see the new Pathfinder at the showroom in OC Nissan Irvine and test drive it in their lot.

2012-11-23

IRVINE, CA, November 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) OC Nissan Irvine has recently received the new 2013 Pathfinder to their showroom in Orange County. The new model has earned recognition from Popular Mechanics in the Automotive Excellence Awards, placing at the top in the versatility category. It also earned top honors for styling and cargo-hauling utility. Completely redesigned, the Pathfinder's most notable upgrades include better fuel economy ratings, sleek style and a comfortable car-like ride.

The Pathfinder offers best-in-segment fuel efficiency with 26 MPG on the highway, as well as best-in-segment interior passenger volume, headroom and legroom. OC Nissan Irvine is located in the Irvine Auto Center at 30 Auto Center Drive, Irvine CA 92618. Residents of Orange County can schedule a test drive with the new Pathfinder by visiting us on the web at www.ocnissanirvine.com.

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