Premcar is officially developing and will build the Nissan Patrol Warrior we’ve been hearing about. Nissan Australia has given the green light for Melbourne-based engineering firm Premcar to develop and produce the new Nissan Patrol Warrior. Nissan has already made an announcement that it was assessing a Patrol Warrior, but

Nissan Patrol receives a light refresh following a bumper year of sales. Nissan has revealed the new 2022 facelifted Patrol with lightly revised elements outside on both Ti and Ti-L variants. The update for 2022 gives the Ti and Ti-L two differing looks: Ti models get a new black grille,

Nissan says work is underway on a new Patrol and that it could be styled as a retro throwback, much like the popular new Ford Bronco. Nissan has confirmed it is working on the new generation Patrol and told us that it’s considering a design that includes throwbacks to the

Nissan’s LandCruiser rival arrives in Australia with a new look, improved ride, safety, and tech.

It might not be the epitome of frugal four-wheel driving but Nissan shows its V8 Patrol has other talents.

Important changes to Nissan’s hulking V8 four-wheel drive are expected to land in Australia soon.

We thought we’d compare the run-out Nissan Patrol Ti with the Toyota LandCruiser GXL – they are natural rivals, after all.

The refreshed 2018 Nissan Patrol has been announced with the entry-level Ti variant priced from $71,990+ORC.

A facelifted 2018 Nissan Patrol will launch in Australia later this year with stock of the existing Y62 Patrol all but exhausted, according to dealers and buyers…

In 1987, the Nissan Patrol won the diesel-class of the Paris-Dakar… with the win under its belt the Patrol was retired and forgotten about for almost 30 years.

The Nissan Patrol is a firm favourite on Australian tracks, but Nissan has announced the Y61 Patrol is now in runout… here’s our walk down memory lane.

Nissan have improved the value of the Y62 Patrol for 2015. Nissan have slashed over $20,000 off the price of the Y62 Patrol, and at the same time made a few changes to offer even better value.  The entry price is now $12,700 cheaper than before, and that’s with the

Robert Pepper goes off-road for his 2015 Y62 Nissan Patrol review with pricing, specs, ride and handling, safety, verdict and rating.

Nissan Australia has announced it will pull the Micra, Pulsar hatchback from the Australian market, while it has put the ageing but effective Y61 Patrol into run-out.