When it launched for model-year 2005, the second-generation Frontier once again brought Nissan’s presence into a segment shared by models like the Ford Ranger, Mazda B-Series, Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon.

This generation of the Nissan Frontier enjoyed some 16 years on sale, most of which were free of major changes or updates. By leaving well enough alone and keeping things simple, the largely-unchanged Frontier became one of the most proven pickups in its segment, and a model sought after by shoppers who prefer simple and proven to more advanced and high-tech.

With many years of experience building this generation’s platform and parts, a last-generation Nissan Frontier looks like a solid used pickup buy — provided shoppers pay attention to a few tips and checks along the way.

Follow these 5 tips to help you find the best used Nissan Frontier you can for your dollar.

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