Sorry in advance if there is an official thread on this topic. Below is the list on my '22 Platinum. Please share your gripes. Perhaps we can help each other out by providing solutions.
-driver's side mirror: noticeably vibrates too much when driving on the highway. I'm sure a visit to the dealership may resolve the issue. I'll bring it up during my first oil change.
-driver's side window: noticeably rolls up slower than any other windows. Once again, next visit to the dealership should resolve this since something similar happened to my '19 Pathfinder where they sprayed something on the window.
-panoramic sunroof: tilt up feature is a joke, at least with mine. You can barely see the opening. Also, I don't like that I have to press the liner opening button twice to open it all the way to the end of the 2nd row.
-I have the AWD version and do miss the option of having it in 2WD version to save some $ on gas. I had this feature in my '19 SL Premium.
-HUD: I guess I still drive mostly with my left hand while leaning a bit towards the center of the car... So the right side of the HUD gets cut off. It's nice that the option allows me to adjust up/down, but not left/right.
-Auto start/stop feature: not a fan. I even disabled it in the menu, but not sure as to why it still acts up at times. I still haven't figured out the reason but maybe someone can chime in. I also saw a message when I had the AC on that it may be off, or something like that. My friend who also recently purchased a new SL said the same thing.
-seat belt warning: OMG. Very annoying. I know I know... it's for safety reasons... but to keep beeping for 2 minutes straight before turning it self off it a bit too much. Miss my '19 where it didn't make any noise at all. At least it doesn't sound as annoying/loud as the recent gen Murano.
-LED interior/back up lights: Really? So Nissan put in LED license plate lights, but couldn't do the rest? I know the interior lights are an optional accessory, but $150 is not worth it. I'll just do it myself by getting some cheap LED bulbs from amazon/ebay, just like I did with most of my cars in the past.
-ECO mode: going back to me trying to save some $ on gas.... I have to turn it to the ECO mode overtime I start the car. Wish it would remember the last mode and leave it there.
-A/C seats: it's a joke, just like my '16 Maxima that I had. I see that for the rear passengers, they left two empty spots so that it'll have that feature potentially available in the future. Don't waste your money unless other features that come with the package is a must have.
-Rear sun shade: they should have put in a plastic liner on the SIDE as well since I can already see a small stretch due to my 3 year old pulling it from the side.
-windshield wiper control: sort of hard to explain but I'll try. I'm just comparing to every car that I've owned in the past and this one is different. So when you click it down once, you have the option to leave the keys option in 'one rain drop' image, all the way to the 'multiple drops'. However, I'm not noticing consistent difference, regardless of the amount of rain and/or my mph. So I'm left with usually using the second click down where it doesn't rest in between each wipe. So
That's all that I can think of for now, but I know that I'll be adding more (only had it for about 4 weeks now). Please understand that my list of things I love about the new Pathfinder far exceeds the list above, but would like to see some options (if applicable) if anyone have any solutions.
Please feel free to add/comment to this post. I look forward in seeing your response.
-driver's side mirror: noticeably vibrates too much when driving on the highway. I'm sure a visit to the dealership may resolve the issue. I'll bring it up during my first oil change.
-driver's side window: noticeably rolls up slower than any other windows. Once again, next visit to the dealership should resolve this since something similar happened to my '19 Pathfinder where they sprayed something on the window.
-panoramic sunroof: tilt up feature is a joke, at least with mine. You can barely see the opening. Also, I don't like that I have to press the liner opening button twice to open it all the way to the end of the 2nd row.
-I have the AWD version and do miss the option of having it in 2WD version to save some $ on gas. I had this feature in my '19 SL Premium.
-HUD: I guess I still drive mostly with my left hand while leaning a bit towards the center of the car... So the right side of the HUD gets cut off. It's nice that the option allows me to adjust up/down, but not left/right.
-Auto start/stop feature: not a fan. I even disabled it in the menu, but not sure as to why it still acts up at times. I still haven't figured out the reason but maybe someone can chime in. I also saw a message when I had the AC on that it may be off, or something like that. My friend who also recently purchased a new SL said the same thing.
-seat belt warning: OMG. Very annoying. I know I know... it's for safety reasons... but to keep beeping for 2 minutes straight before turning it self off it a bit too much. Miss my '19 where it didn't make any noise at all. At least it doesn't sound as annoying/loud as the recent gen Murano.
-LED interior/back up lights: Really? So Nissan put in LED license plate lights, but couldn't do the rest? I know the interior lights are an optional accessory, but $150 is not worth it. I'll just do it myself by getting some cheap LED bulbs from amazon/ebay, just like I did with most of my cars in the past.
-ECO mode: going back to me trying to save some $ on gas.... I have to turn it to the ECO mode overtime I start the car. Wish it would remember the last mode and leave it there.
-A/C seats: it's a joke, just like my '16 Maxima that I had. I see that for the rear passengers, they left two empty spots so that it'll have that feature potentially available in the future. Don't waste your money unless other features that come with the package is a must have.
-Rear sun shade: they should have put in a plastic liner on the SIDE as well since I can already see a small stretch due to my 3 year old pulling it from the side.
-windshield wiper control: sort of hard to explain but I'll try. I'm just comparing to every car that I've owned in the past and this one is different. So when you click it down once, you have the option to leave the keys option in 'one rain drop' image, all the way to the 'multiple drops'. However, I'm not noticing consistent difference, regardless of the amount of rain and/or my mph. So I'm left with usually using the second click down where it doesn't rest in between each wipe. So
That's all that I can think of for now, but I know that I'll be adding more (only had it for about 4 weeks now). Please understand that my list of things I love about the new Pathfinder far exceeds the list above, but would like to see some options (if applicable) if anyone have any solutions.
Please feel free to add/comment to this post. I look forward in seeing your response.