My obsession with the Nissan Patrol began in 1980. My father worked for a company in Damascus and drove a 1980 Nissan Safari. I cleaned the car every day and drove it without my father's knowledge. Then, in 1988, I moved to the UAE and worked for a private company for four years. In 1996, I purchased a Nissan Super Safari. It was a magnificent car, externally modified and striking to the point where everyone who saw it stopped me and asked if I could buy it. At the end of 2014, I began looking for a used Nissan Patrol car that fit my needs. My family and I visited every car market in the UAE. I looked through more than five cars at Al Dana Trade but couldn't find a good one. I resumed my search for a Patrol, to the point where most car dealership owners who see me ask if I've found a Patrol or not. My friend and I returned to Al-Awir on the same day as we were leaving Abu Dhabi. I found a Nissan Patrol 2013, full optioned, white on the outside and beige on the inside, within an hour. My car arrived on the Abu Dhabi Corniche at exactly twelve o'clock on January 1, 2015, with the launch of fireworks to celebrate the New Year, and my family and I celebrated the arrival of my Nissan Patrol.

I owned the Patrol 2001 for 14 years driving the car with my entire family to reach 900,000. My father purchased it in Abu Dhabi, UAE, and it was completely green. It has a very strong memory in my family, a story that books and newspapers will not be able to write about. It brings tears to my eyes, as if it were one of my brothers.

The Nissan Patrol Y61 was the best car in my life when I was younger. I was going to wash the car after my father got home from work, as I usually did when he was sleeping. While I was washing the car, an idea struck me. I reasoned that I should fill the tank and save my father the trouble of driving all the way to the Patrol station. I didn't hesitate and filled the tank as well as the reserve tank with the hose of water. Later that evening, my father went out in the car, and after about 5 kilometers, the car broke down. After contacting my cousin, who is knowledgeable about automobiles, they determined that there is water in the tank rather than fuel. My father returned home and tried to figure out who had done this. When my father spoke to me, he quickly realized that I was the one who had done this. I was severely punished, and I am still mocked for it. Only then did I realize how valuable a car can be to a person. When I was older, I got the same car and learned to drive.

I've had my Nissan Patrol Platinum 2020 for over a year. It's fantastic; you can't imagine how much prestige this car carries. I'm happy when I see someone who owns my car on the road because it makes me happy because I ride in the same car and sad because I can't see my car from the outside when I drive it. When I try it for off-roading, it always makes me feel proud. In terms of strength, the car is on a different level, and I don't need to press hard on the gas at any height or hill; on the contrary, driving the car is very smooth. When I drive it for long distances, my family and I feel completely at ease because I have children of various ages who are all happy to ride it and enjoy it. The chairs' comfort is excellent, and the spaciousness is commensurate with the size of the vehicle. I adore Nissan Patrol and always recommend it to my colleagues and friends; they even suspected that I was a Nissan representative. In comparison to everything else you own, I believe the price of the car is very reasonable.

My relationship with Nissan Patrol began when I was a child, when my father owned a Patrol in 2000. My father purchased a 2009 Patrol Super Safari for me when I moved to university, and it lasted about three years. As a fan of road trips and the new Patrol pick-up, I purchased a 2013 Patrol Hardtop Safari, which lasted a year. After two years of use, I was offered an exorbitant sum to sell it, which I did, and I now own another Patrol pickup for myself, in addition to the one with my father. The appeal to people, as I made numerous offers to sell it, and one of these offers piqued my interest, and I sold it and insisted on purchasing this generation again. I sought out an original 1997 Patrol Super Safari and completely restored it, supplying it with tb48 engines due to my fondness for this engine. I've had a Nissan Patrol since I was a child, so it's like a member of the family.

My Nissan Patrol story began in 1993, when I obtained my driver's license. My father, may God have mercy on him, purchased a Nissan Patrol for me from the dealership. I was very pleased with it, and I had a great time driving it. Years passed, and I bought many cars, but the longing for this lover remained, as it is difficult to forget the way she drives. That is why I tasked one of my car maintenance experts to track down this golden generation. After a long wait, my friend informed me that he had what I was looking for, so I purchased it right away, and I am now using it as a classic car.

In 1997, I was on a road trip with my father, may God have mercy on him. I was about 9 years old at the time. We were out for a walk in the woods. It was getting late, and it was time to go home. But my father's car became stuck in the sand, and when night fell, the car was still stuck, and I was terrified. After 3 hours, I was crying out of fear, and the night was dark. I was very happy when a car came to us; the owner of the car rescued us, and I asked my father, "Do you know this person who rescued us?" Our car is larger than his. My father told me that his car is extremely powerful. I inquired about his vehicle. Nissan Patrol, he said. I've always admired that car and wished to own one when I was older. I purchased my first Nissan Patrol in 2006, and here we are in 2021, and I still own two Nissan Patrols.

My first trip with my family as a child was in a 1997 Nissan Super Safari owned by my father, and my uncle also owned a Patrol. When I was younger, the trip from the Emirates to Oman was one of the most beautiful I'd ever taken. My fascination with Nissan began with my father's ownership of the Patrol. I had a Patrol Safari in 2005, and then I had a Patrol with a 400-horsepower engine, a 2013 model, and it was one of the most beautiful vehicles I'd ever driven. Unfortunately, the vehicle was written off due to an accident, and I was unable to switch from Nissan, so I purchased a 2015 model and am now the proud owner of a 2020 Patrol Super Safari. Patrol is an enthralling story with no end in sight.

It is truly the hero of all terrains, as you can experience luxury, comfort, and strength whether driving in the city or off roading. Thank you, Nissan, for the entertainment and fun.

My relationship with the legendary Nissan Patrol: A car that I admired since I was a child until I purchased it, and what I admire most about it is its strength and toughness on bumpy roads, as well as its durability in the harshest conditions. One of its most appealing features is that it includes two differentials. In the past, my friend's car became stuck in the sand and he was unable to escape. My other friend arrived with a car to help him out, but he was unable to do so. I arrived with the Patrol, and thanks to God and then the Patrol's Power, I was able to pull him out of the sand. On the bumpy roads, the car never let me down.

With the Nissan Patrol, I can climb hills, climb mountains, and go on wilderness camping trips. It, like the Ship of the Desert, is tough, durable, and agile. My life companion is a Nissan Patrol.

Since my father purchased the Patrol Super Safari when I was a child, I've had a crush on Nissan. I have wonderful memories. As I grew older, I continued to own the same car and took better care of it. I will never forget my trips to the Al-Baha region in the mountains and valleys, and then to Riyadh. The sand stories, particularly Al-Thumama, were fascinating. Beautiful days that I will never forget.

I was driving from Najran to Dubai, a distance of over 1800 kilometers, and it was very dark. The sign that tells me how many kilometers remain was on the other side of the road, and a large truck was passing by in the opposite direction. Because of the very dark roads and truck lights, I mistook the sign for a camel and had to deviate from the road. The Patrol took me on a bumpy ride through some dunes until I was able to come to a halt. I went down to look for damage, which I expected to find in abundance, but the car was in perfect condition. I had a few other incidents on the same road where I had to deviate, but the car proved to be tough and durable and was unaffected each time.

I have a Nissan Patrol, a true all-terrain hero. I've had many adventures in it, and it's spacious enough for the whole family, with great air conditioning. I visited every region in the UAE and Oman, taking trips and going on adventures in the sand, valleys, and rain.

The Patrol is a car from the 1980s that has a connection to our family. My grandfather used to own one, as did my parents, and I learned to drive in a 2004 Patrol. I purchased the Patrol because of its strength, ruggedness, comfort, and attractive appearance. I had the most amazing adventures in the wilderness, the city, and on travel routes.

A fun and powerful all-terrain vehicle. I visited every city in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as well as some Gulf countries. They were enjoyable days, and the car is stunning. I used to drive it in the winter, summer, on the road, and in the snow, and I never had any problems with it.