You Won’t Like This Story If You Embrace Tariff Lies - 2026 Nissan Frontier Pickup Price Change Highlights Trump Tariff Fact vs. Fiction

Now, write about a vehicle that is actually IMPORTED.

The off putting part isn't the numbers or the facts. It's you. You are clearly trying to get a rise out of people. It's pretty lame.

I usually don't read entire articles, but I actually enjoyed reading your article on the 2026 Nissan Frontier price change! I'm typically a Toyota guy but if I have to consider another brand it would be the Ford, Honda or Nissan, in no particular order. The future is bright in the land of the free and home of the brave. Much work remains. Keep up the good work in educating people against FUD.

Here's the real issue, which you failed to take note of. There were barely any changes from 2025 to 2026 versions of the truck. Yet the price still rose by 1%. The question is why? So, three answers are possible. 1) increases to imported componentry subject to tariffs. 2) using a price increase in a domestically manufactured vehicle to both offset and diminish the appearance of larger increases on imported models subject to tariffs. 3) Merely taking advantage of price increases across the industry due to tariffs to increase profit margins....
But great analysis by a "journalist"

John you are the lamestream media as you force your agenda in your story rather than just report on it. You aren't really reporting on the impacts of the tariffs; you are simply cherry-picking to tell a false narrative. The fact you picked the worst-selling pickup in America tells me you have an agenda and it's not related to tariffs. Frontier sales in 25' are down almost 25% and with 14K units sold per quarter it's barely a blip in the 4 million vehicles sold across the US each quarter. Essentially, Nissan can't give them away as they average 100+ days on the lot so on what planet could they increase the costs of something that doesn't sell and the ranger is not only cheaper but better in every way (that hurts to type BTW as i hate Ford). As someone who sees the cost of fleet vehicles skyrocketing, you couldn't be more wrong. The real impact of the tariffs will come, and will likely impact the jobs at the plant as consumers don't have to buy new vehicles.

John why would you pick the worst-selling pickup in America for this? Could it be that Nissan can't give these vehicles away so they have zero chance at making them more expensive? These trucks average 115+ days on the lots and sell less than 15K units a quarter plus sales are down 25% this year! What these tariffs are going to accomplish is putting the workers at the Canton, Mississippi plant out of work. Got news for you John you are the lamestream media as you attempt to spoon-feed your opinion to your readers not educate them.

Nissan can't afford to raise prices with the position it's currently in

About time someone presented fact rather than propaganda. I’m sure a lot of Facebook “news” readers and gathers will find some fault to this. For instance,” ooh yea? But we are all going to die from climate change” or “But Trump is mean”
I personally appreciate a written factual article. Well done!

Thanks for the analysis. I will just keep driving my 2009 Frontier with a little over 420,000 miles. I don't agree with everything the present administration is doing but i am hopeful he is pulling us out of the hole the previous one dug.

It is one of my greatest pleasures to inform Ram. Silverado, And F-150 owners that my Frontier is more American than their trucks are. I currently own a 2023 Frontier and it is my 4th on. I love it and will never own anything else, and I've owned them all. GM. Ford , Ram and Toyota. Nissan beats them all in every category and costs less doing it!!!!

Seriously? This is such an unprofessional article, you are a DH for personally attacking half your readers who have concerns about tariffs. I work in a foundry that went from a booming global leader to slashed hours in the last month like the flip of a switch. I have a wife, 4 kids a mortgage to support and I’m all for facts, but your attempt to make this “proof positive” argument that tariffs have no impact is laughable. There are dozens of imported models you could have pointed to for an apples to apples comparison, not a domestically made product from a struggling company. Nissan would be grateful to break-even at this point. Thanks for letting us know when Mississippi became a state and losing a reader with this “informative” and offensive article.

Bro who hurt you. This entire article was possible to write with less attitude and a higher likelihood of convincing your opposition your point. That felt like some high school grudge being laid out...

Bro who hurt you. This entire article was possible to write with less attitude and a higher likelihood of convincing your opposition your point. That felt like some high school grudge being laid out...

I'd buy a new Frontier, but the one i bought 13 years ago still drives like new.
Enjoyed the article. Enjoyed John's replies more.