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Used Nissan Patrol Bakkie

South Africa’s countryside is a beautiful place, but it can also be a rugged and hard place to be. That is why you need a bakkie that is just as tough as anything you throw at it. The Nissan Patrol Pickup or bakkie is designed to conquer the countryside and with our Intelligent Choice promise, you know that this tough truck is ready for more.

The Patrol’s toughness and reliability make them popular farm, touring and work beasts, so if you see one you like grab it before it is gone from our showroom floors in Stellenbosch, Kuils River or Uitenhage. The Nissan Patrol Pickup, with its rich legacy within Nissan pickup history, regrettably saw its discontinuation in South Africa in 2016, further enhancing its desirability among enthusiasts.

If you can’t find a Nissan Patrol, why not consider a just as hardworking used Nissan Navara from Group1 Nissan? Even after its discontinuation in 2016, the Nissan Patrol pickup is still highly regarded in the used car market for its durability and off-road prowess. The rugged bakkies have a rich history and have been popular in several markets. Here is a run-down of how the Nissan Patrol bakkies continued to evolve through subsequent generations throughout history.

Nissan Patrol Pickup Range History

Fifth Generation 1997 – 2016

Fifth generation models first appeared in 1997. It featured advanced off-road capabilities, including solid front and rear axles, and a strong chassis, making it a favourite among off-road enthusiasts and professionals. The Nissan patrol was not only popular in South Africa but also in many other parts of the world, particularly in the Middle East and Australia, where it was known for its toughness and versatility. Throughout its production, Nissan released several special editions and upgrades of the models, including the “Patrol Super Safari,” which featured enhanced features and design elements. As of 2014, Nissan discontinued the fifth generation model worldwide, except for a few markets including South Africa. It was later discontinued in 2016 in SA.

Fifth Generation 1997 – 2016

Fifth generation models first appeared in 1997. It featured advanced off-road capabilities, including solid front and rear axles, and a strong chassis, making it a favourite among off-road enthusiasts and professionals. The Nissan patrol was not only popular in South Africa but also in many other parts of the world, particularly in the Middle East and Australia, where it was known for its toughness and versatility.

Throughout its production, Nissan released several special editions and upgrades of the models, including the “Patrol Super Safari,” which featured enhanced features and design elements. As of 2014, Nissan discontinued the fifth generation model worldwide, except for a few markets including South Africa. It was later discontinued in 2016 in SA.

Fourth Generation The Y60 series (1987–1997)
The fourth generation brought advanced features like coil-spring suspension for improved comfort and off-road handling. The Y60 pickup, available with engines such as the 4.2 L TB42S/TB42E I6 and the 4.2 L TD42 I6 diesel, earned a reputation for robustness and reliability. It became a favourite for both commercial and off-road use, offered in various body styles, including 2-door and 4-door configurations.

Fourth Generation The Y60 series (1987–1997)

The fourth generation brought advanced features like coil-spring suspension for improved comfort and off-road handling. The Y60 pickup, available with engines such as the 4.2 L TB42S/TB42E I6 and the 4.2 L TD42 I6 diesel, earned a reputation for robustness and reliability. It became a favourite for both commercial and off-road use, offered in various body styles, including 2-door and 4-door configurations.

Third Generation (1980–1989)
The third-generation (The 160 Series) represented the official introduction of the Patrol into the South African market, with a pick-up version and a long wheelbase wagon featuring horizontally split tail gates. Nissan marketed the 160 Series and later models as the ‘Safari’ in some markets such as Japan and South Africa, and as the Patrol in others.

Second Generation Nissan Patrol G60 Series (1960 – 1980)
The G60 series is part of the second generation of Nissan Patrols and included a rugged pickup version. It featured a 4.0 L P engine, a four-speed manual transmission, and a two-speed transfer case. The G60 was available in various configurations, including a 2-door pickup, and was renowned for its durability and off-road capability. The pickup represented a significant evolution in the Nissan Patrol lineup, introducing a more modern design and improved mechanical features.

Second Generation Nissan Patrol G60 Series (1960 – 1980)

The G60 series is part of the second generation of Nissan Patrols and included a rugged pickup version. It featured a 4.0 L P engine, a four-speed manual transmission, and a two-speed transfer case. The G60 was available in various configurations, including a 2-door pickup, and was renowned for its durability and off-road capability. The pickup represented a significant evolution in the Nissan Patrol lineup, introducing a more modern design and improved mechanical features.

Nissan Patrol 4W60 Series (1951 – 1960)
The 4W60 series was the first generation of the Nissan Patrol, introduced in 1951. This model was heavily inspired by the American Willys Jeep and was primarily designed as a military and utility vehicle.

Used Nissan Patrol Bakkie For Sale

The Nissan Patrol Pickup is a rugged bakkie that has a proven heritage in South Africa with the Nissan Pickup truck history boasting that it has been acknowledged as one of the toughest work-hard and play-hard vehicles in the country over the years.

This tough cookie is in it for the long haul: It is one of the most dependable and hard-working beasts around. With Group1 Nissan’s Intelligent Choice Promise, you can trust that it’s been thoroughly inspected with a 101-point quality check, has a verified service history, and is backed by a 20-Day Exchange Policy for extra peace of mind. This legend is still roaring to go!

Nissan Patrol Bakkie 4×4

This 4×4 Safari and Farm Legend features a 4.2TDI 4×4 diesel engine, producing 90kW and 282 Nm of torque from its 5-speed manual gearbox. Behind the comfortable, yet hard-wearing, and spacious cab, your bakkie can haul over 1100 kgs, and tow a 2500kg unbraked trailer.

You can also have the following additional parts added to your Nissan Patrol Bakkie so that nothing will stand in your way:

A winch-compatible steel front bumper
A double-skin rubberised load box
Heavy-duty rear bumper with spare wheel carrier
Game viewer rails (both 4 and 6-seat versions)
A double off-road toolbox
Triple roll bars
Spotlights
A snorkel
Side steps
Cattle rails
A canvas sail cover
A 4-ton winch

Used Nissan Patrol Pickup in Gauteng

You may find a used Nissan Patrol pick-up in Johannesburg at our dealership in Gleneagles.

Group1 Nissan The Glen:
Tel: 011 210 7600

Used Nissan Patrol Pickup in Cape Town

Find quality used Nissan Patrol bakkie for sale in Cape Town area here at:

Group1 Nissan in Kuils River:
Tel: 021 900 5200

Group1 Nissan in Stellenbosch:
Tel: 021 887 6900

Used Nissan Patrol Pickup in Eastern Cape

If you want to buy a used Nissan Patrol bakkie in Eastern Cape, contact our dealership in Uitenhage.

Group1 Nissan in Uitenhage:
Tel: 041 994 1800

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