"Parents have eyes on the back of their heads."  If only that was true.  Well, even if it was we still wouldn't be able to see beyond the backseat of this truck. We need eyes on the back of the Frontier. That's where we need them, and my reason isn't without a story.

She's all smiles and laughs
Brooke's essay dives into the world of off-highway driving.  As she's seen, and as she's dealt with first-hand, it's a macho world that's not very inviting to women.  Off-road trips with the local club are usually long, tiring, and really just not quite the same as a day out with the girlfriends.

She's found a way that it can be fun, though, and she wants other women to experience the fun, too.  "As great as our off-highway drives and camping trips are now," Brooke says, "one point I can't overlook is that fellow women adventurers can be sparse out here. So, hello? Where are my girls at?"

So, how to install a HAM radio in the Nissan Frontier? Funny that this question comes up a lot. The tight dash area leaves in its wake a crowd of head-scratching Nissan owners hoping to install a communication radio somewhere up front . . . where it's makes sens

So what's this business of roof top tents? Mark takes a close look at his purchase after 3 years of ownership.  Are they worth buying?  Just foo-foo nonsense? Let's find out.

Reader question: "How often do you find the actual need for 4x4?  Would a 2wd with a rear locker get us most places? I ask this because of the cost of the 4x4 is way more in most cases than that of a locker."Mini van that ran off the road on a dirt road - no 4WD

Nissan Sport Magazine Summer 2009 Issue
Yeah, right, like it would ever occur to my white, middle-class mind that a map, for God's sake, could be wrong. Oh, but it was. Nissan Sport Magazine published the story in their Summer 2009 issue.