Here’s What It’s Like To Live With The Nissan Titan Pickup Truck!
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- ( tfl-studios.com/ ) Check out our new spot to find ALL our content, from news to videos and our podcasts! The Nissan Titan competes in a fiercely contested segment against the Ford F-150, Ram 1500, Chevy Silverado, GMC Sierra and Toyota Tundra. But what is Nissan's full-size option really like to live with? Fortunately, we've had the opportunity to do just that over the past couple months - Roman and Nathan give their take on the experience!
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I like how simple this truck is. I miss the work trucks of 10 years ago when it was just a truck not a status symbol or lifestyle vehicle
They still exist…. It’s the base trim…
Hands down the most overlooked truck. I’ve had them all. My 21 Titan has been the best one I’ve owned. 9 speed, great ride, great fit and finish with quality materials, no rattles/squeaks…and the last true V8.
I bought that truck… That exact one. The TFL demo. I’m a car dealer in Grapevine Texas and purchased that Titan at auction. I was flipping through the Bluetooth settings, because I’m demoing it right now, and I see TFLtruck#1 and Nathan’s iPhone right below it from previously stored phones and immediately looked up this video. I’ve been a fan of the channel for years and was pretty shocked when I came across the names. Anyway, great truck, really enjoying it. Love the channel. Thanks for all the great content.
So wait you purchase this exact truck ?
Pics or it didn't happen.....
@@FranciscoMontalvo-m4p: yes
Do you still have this truck and are you still happy with it ? BTW my aunt and uncle used to live in Roanoke, TX not far from there.
Did 179,000 on a Gen 1 2004 before the transmission took a dump, put about three sets of rotors on it, did close to 90,000 on a 2013 and currently have 55,000 on a 2019, the last two were Pro4X formats, no regrets, enjoy every minute on the road, hope they don't go away.
Love my 2020 Titan! I was pretty much sold on Ram 1500 until I found the titan. I like that it includes all the advanced safety features standard. Best value minded truck on the market.
Love my 21 pro 4x! The pedal commander does help with engine lag as well.
The Titan is just a great, solid truck. I had a '18SV and unfortunately had to trade it in to downsize to a mid-size. It's just a reliable, powerful workhorse. I Really miss mine.
I love the bed mounted light bar. Reminds me of the ones used in the trucks of the 70’s and 80’s. Titan is great. Nissan makes solid trucks.
Warrior concept needs to come to life. Go big or go home Nissan! Seriously though, I would hate to see a car manufacturer lose one of their vehicles. Never a good sign for the brand.
I am the original owner of the 2001 first-Gen Tundra SR-5 3.4l v6. 272k miles. Rebuilt the top end and front suspension as well as gone through 6 catalytic converters. Changed timing belt twice. I run Michelin M/S tires on it…..BULLETPROOF!
My next truck will be a Titan XD.
I had a 2005 Titan for 9 years and I really enjoyed that truck, wanted something new in 2013 and they were still selling the same truck so I had to move on but I do miss it.
I have a 2017 Titan Pro4X and love it. I really wish Nissan would have made the warrior concept as a Pro4X version which would of stand out and give customers 3 choices to choose from the Reg Titan, Pro4X Warrior Titan and the XD Titan.
Great video TFL I’m a Nissan owner love my truck….
Cool to see them coming out with the 22 model not getting rid of it yet
I purchased my 2021 Nissan Titan Pro-4X for 48K in April of 2021. I wanted a Ford but they wanted 65k! For similar features (FX4). I love my truck & i feel like i stole it for 48K OTD. 20k miles now and no problems yet
I own a 21 Pro4x Titan and I do love it. The 100,000 mile warranty sold me along with owning a QX80. Nissan does need to wake up a bit. Motor and tranny are great. Nissan needs to bring the Warrior out to play. That really would show the big 4 that Nissan can play in the sand box and come out on top. Drop the GTR motor in and Warrior and is alive and kicking butt. Please don't kill the Titan. Everyone that sits in my truck always gets shocked on the options,Power and feel. Nissan make Titan great again💪💪💪🤘🤘
What the hell are you guys talking about? This truck is $20,000+ cheaper than any alternative. Get your facts straight.
I love my titan don’t want anything else, tows well, good power, handles excellent, really good off-road truck for a good price
Did I see a Gazelle in the background at the wall? Best bikes ever.
I somehow like the Titan a lot.
I’m looking at a Titan SV. It’s the least expensive truck I can find that has blind spot monitor and adaptive cruise standard along with a non-turbo V8.
THANK YOU for showing how the headroom in this truck works or doesn't work. !
FYI it’s only bad with the sun roof. Just like every vehicle it eats up about 3 inches of headroom when you add the roof. I skipped it and have plenty and I have a very long torso.
Since they give up on combustion engines except for the US in order to give the truck market what they want I don´t think the Titan is going away.
Fantastic underrated truck
The "can't fit the couch in the bed" comment doesn't really matter because of the fact that literally all trucks these days in the light duty category are most of the time in the short bed configuration. You guys should do these long term reviews with the Titan XD
Im on the verge of trading my brand new titan. The gas is killing me and thanks to those beautiful bars I can't put a cover on the bed. I got a 2022 Pro_4X. Also the bed is not at the level of the tailgate.
I've never warmed up to the styling on these. I thought it would grow on me, but it never did.
While I do agree the MSRP on the trucks is too high but even comparing MSRP, you get more for your money with the Titan vs Chevy, Ford, etc… But Nissan always discounts these trucks well below MSRP. Before the parts shortages, I purchased my 2021 Pro-4x that had an MSRP of $63k and was out the door for $49k. The big 3 couldn’t touch it for that price given the features. Also, the step bars are not standard on the Pro-4x, they are a stand-alone option. The 9 speed is a lot better for towing than the 7 speed was. The 7 speed did hunt a lot when towing. Nissan really hurt themselves by not marketing the Titan. I remember the last time the Frontier was re-designed (in around 2005), they had commercials all over for the frontier. You don’t see it for the Titan. I do with it had auto 4wd though.
So at least you do admit the Titan has shortcomings..
I got almost 13k off my 2021 Titan new. You could never buy a crew cab 4x4 V8 with all the safety features for $32,800 these days.
Eco gas mpg is 27.2 with my 2021 SV 4X2
These trucks have been pretty dang good trucks. Unfortunately, what kept me from buying one - the price, and the fact that the dealers seem to have little to no wiggle room on the price. And that was before the pandemic caused truck prices to go out of hand. The domestic trucks offer way more in rebates, and the dealers seem to be way more receptive to haggling. I'm a value for money kind of guy, and unfortunately the Titan just doesn't offer quite enough for what you pay.
HI ROMAN+NATHAN, HOW ARE YOU?? I DON'T REALLY UNDERSTAND WHY THE TITAN'S LIGHT BAR IS MOUNTED SO FAR BACK?? YOU CAN'T FOCUS THE LIGHTS DOWN TO SEE THE ROAD FROM THERE, WITH THE ROOF IN THE WAY, CAN YOU?? HELL, WITH THAT HUGE PANORAMIC SUNROOF, ALL YOU'LL GET FOR YOUR MONEY IS SUNBURN ON THE BACK OF YOUR NECK!! ( red neck truck?? ). TOO BAD ABOUT THE LOUSY GAS MILEAGE, TOO!!.
HOW MUCH BETTER IS THE F-150'S MILEAGE FOR THE SAME PRICE?? GUESS THEY BETTER GO TO ELECTRIC, OR SAVE THEIR MONEY, AND JUST SELL FRONTIERS!! THANKS GUYS!! CHAS ORVIS, PLAINVILLE, CT.
Like the trucks just wish they had larger gas tanks
Anyone who hasn't seen the rivian racing the TRX you should check it out !
The Nissan Titan Warrior should be the one out right now not that plain jane you just driven. If Nissan could not deliver the Warrior then they just have to call it quits to the full size truck game.
This year is the last model year to be built.
Not sure why journalists have problems with Nissan/Infiniti’s key fobs… they do exactly what they’re supposed to do, and if it ain’t break, don’t fix it…
Honestly they need to just market them more and better. Too many people don't know that this truck exists
Great talk
My truck didn't even have a sunroof as an option
I'd rather a NA V8 than a sh!tty Twin Turbo V6 that gets spun bearings before the odo hits 50k (looking at you Tundra)
14000 miles "and it held up pretty well"? It brand freaking new yet!
It is probably the most reliable and longest lasting truck made right now. Turbo engines are not going to go as many miles as a naturally aspirated engine so if getting to 300k miles or more is your thing buy the Nissan Titan. Avoid the diesel version though the Cummins engine made by Cummins sucks and does Nissan wrong. Nissan do not give up on it yet your sitting in a position to make a lot of money if you do it right. A lot of bad press going around on modern trucks not being reliable you could be the next Toyota if you stick with it.
I have this same titan and love it. Just wish they had drive modes. Anyone know if that's possible with a software update? Or does it have to be hardware? I recently rented a Ford Expedition and it had drive modes. I used snow mode up in Big Bear, it's a nice feature. I'm sure I wouldn't have noticed if I was able to take my truck and simply use 4wheel drive.
I dont like my 19' transmission. Would i be able to install the 9 speed?
Remember when us normies used the stake pockets to tie down cargo?
The Titan is a nice truck. It use to be a bargain with the discounting.
If priced the say as a Chevy, RAM, Ford, or Toyota, it falls to last place.
Really like the updated Frontier. Again price matters unless you are a Nissan loyalist.
I feel Nissan can update this truck instead of giving up on it. Even if the Ford, GM and RAM "fanbois" won't notice, people who love Japanese full size trucks will keep buying them.
Nah. Those people will just buy a Tundra….which is a mish mash of the big 3s designs….from their PRIOR gens 😆😆 where they get the ttV6 idea from lol?
@@MS-mr4zm As much I hate your dumb emojis, I agree with everything you said.
@@MS-mr4zm Exactly. If you want a Japanese truck, you're more than likely to go with the Tundra if you are paying similar prices. Nissans used to be a good buy, but now they're the same price while not offering anything more than what their Toyota equivalents have.
I'm giving up on Toyota. The 2022 Tundra is a disaster. I've owned 3 Tundras and will be buying a Nissan Titan XD now.
Nah.. I'll take the Titan or Frontier any day
I owned a 2008 Titan for seven years. Its was a long bed, extended cab. Loved it. Most comfortable vehicle I have ever owned.
Traded my 04 titan first year for my current 08 titan. Honestly best truck i have own. I have also a tundra. Both trucks are equally match in my opinion.
Have a 2004 titan as well as a 2021 pro 4x. I love my 2004, feels like it will take me anywhere and almost have had no problems with it... Unfortunately I am not a fan of my 2021 titan. It has an extremely unresponsive gas pedal with a lag that has many complaints online. Also it's infotainment system is the worst ever. It understands nothing with it's voice command and is so rediculous I will ask me if I want to go to an address when I'm only a couple blocks away... Why even bother at that point? It's navigation is virtually useless unless you use Android auto and Google maps. Also it's sound is only ok and almost no customizations. For a vehicle of this status I should not want to be replacing a stereo of this style nor needing a pedal commander to hopefully get rid of my pedal lag that my older truck does not have.
@@crazytekkie1 I have a 21 Pro4x and have experienced nothing of what you describe. The infotainment system is very easy to use, has plenty of options, navigation works just fine, gives you multiple settings, routes, addition of stops etc. Throttle response is great, and hands down better than the Tundra Limited I traded in for it.
I have an 18 Titan SV Crew cab 4wd and I love my truck, I bought it in early to 20 right after covid hit for 27k, now its worth 33k and have been thinking about trading it in on a brand-new model. Honestly the only negative issue I have with the truck is that the tailgate does not lock electronically and you have to use the key to lock it and that I do not have the rear bumper step.
@@jimeagle1155 My 21 Pro4x Titan has the electronic tailgate lock.
Great truck! Ticks all the boxes. V8, with the bonus of also sounding great. No turbos. Reliable. NO AFM/DFM. Rear locking differential. 5 year/100,000 mile warranty. Made in the USA. Cost much less than the competition @ $44,000.
I will say one thing about my new F-150 with the Coyote V8. It's so quiet but I've noticed when it's in sport mode the exhaust does wake up a bit but it's still quiet. But it'll smoke the rear tires through 4 gears no problem /lol
@@keithgaming7027
No one said anything about F150s. Much less, the sound of your truck doesn't make it haul or tow better.
@@travelinman482 we are talking about trucks but then again perhaps you didn't understand that
@@keithgaming7027 nobody asked about your ford. This video is about a Nissan
@@Clamjammer ah poor baby got offended
I will take a normal V8 over all those twin turbos,shutting 1/2 the motor down BS. Love my 2017 Platinum Reserve. 82k miles and going strong.
Nissan does Titan a major disservice when they send out loaner trucks with all the extra junk on them. The Pro-4x starts at $50,690 and can be found way under MSRP. I got mine a few months ago for $50k out the door with 0% for 72mo. It's a very nice traditional V8 truck without the problematic EPA garbage.
Wow that's a great deal!
I'm going to call BS MIKE...NO DEALERSHIP OFFERS 0% FINANCING...NO DEALERSHIP.
@@bc_usa NMAC offers 0% interest for up to 84 months all the time.
Ya they ripping you off!!
84 months @ 0% on my 2020 SL. 👊🏼
This is a great truck, the warranty is the best,the haters out there hate every thing!
You should also mention the 100k bumper to bumper warranty which can be a real advantage should any of today's high tech stuff go bad! 10k on mine zero issues and I'm getting around 18mpg +/- on reg gas in Massachusetts where there's not many flat spots either. Keep up the good reviews 👍
I love my Titan...4 years not a single issue...no rattles, no breakdowns, nothing...the seats hold up great and are comfortable...I get 19.5mpg...it's been great
What mileage you have?
My 2005 seat fabric tore out on driver's side entry side by 70,000 miles. Still very comfortable at 110,000 miles. Seat covers work fine. Engine and tranny are flawless.
Still driving my 2016 Frontier Pro 4x. I was considering a Titan but the prices were out of control. Sorta conservative spender and I love the frontier. Wouldn't mind keeping it forever
How are you getting 19.5mpg? I just bought a new to me 2018. I’m getting 17 on a good day. Mine came with cooper adventure AT3 tires.
@@jonathanguerrero7394 19.5 mpg on 5.7 liter engine??? I don't think it's possible.
Reason why I would take the Titan Pro-4X over the 2022 Tundra. A true Rear locker & a natural aspirated V8.
And a bed step along with brighter headlights
Locker is only available in 4low, not like the ram or Ford where it's available in high or even 2wd
I'll add into this review
The safety features are extremely annoying, having to press buttons over and over especially when backing a trailer.
No button in bed to turn lights on.
Manual shift is just a gear lock out not like Ford's where it goes and stays in the gear.
Truck seems to hold full power back in first gear, lot of sound but it's not going anywhere.
Trans is smooth and aggressive when in tow mode, but when rolling through stop signs or down town areas through allies there's a huge delay before the truck wants to go.
The voice system is on par with Ford's last generation of sync.
Ride is decent but alot of noise in the front suspension when going over rough roads, more car like than truck. Doesn't feel very robust.
Traction control on is the same as with it off, truck just fights your inputs when in mud, sand, snow...
Camera really is worse than I thought it would be, it's not laughable, just plain pathetic.
AC is not as good as the big three at least mine isn't, test vs my 2016 ram work truck and wife's 2016 Ford. It's avg 4 degree warmer and fluctuates in tempature more. Basically in the middle of summer you feel like you're having hot flashes because the temp fluctuates that much.
Sound system is very good, seat are good, controls are good.
I'm not a brand loyal guy and I wish this truck was better. I owned the first gen when it came out and was very impressed this time around they get an A for effort but it's a no for me.
For me the AC and nannies are a no go I can deal with the clunky front end. But I can't deal with Karen riding shotgun and meat sweats in the summer.
@@KEN-du2iz also can’t believe it’s a 60-70k truck with dealer markups and doesn’t even have real leather seats
@@KEN-du2iz What year is yours Michael? Asking because I was considering pushing my son toward the 2022 Titan or Frontier.
I test drove all the trucks and bought a 2021 Pro4X. Love it! Been a solid vehicle. I get about 18-19 average mpg.
If you drove literally only in the highway, maybe. I call BS. I have one and I drive all easy back country roads and barely scrape 16.
Agreed. I'm calling bs on 19 avg
@@matthewm3912 Lots of highway mileage. No, BS.
Remember manufacturers test cars at 55mph, CO highway speed limit is 75, plus CO is above sea level. It all depends how you drive, if you’re constantly gasing it to 3k rpm at every light or 4-5k rpm merging onto the highway, you’re definitely gonna get 15-16 mph.
I get 17 mpg average in my ‘19 Pro-4X in Colorado. Taken it on a trip to Seattle, all over the mountains. About to use it to move this weekend towing a uhaul trailer. Great truck.
I can tell you what its like to live with a 2020 Pro 4x: Not only do I love it, I get questions about it everywhere I go. People are curious and then very impressed. Then after the questions come compliments. I hope Nissan does a 180 and decides to keep this truck in their line up. Im going to drive this truck until the wheels fall off. Then I am going to put new wheels on and keep on driving it.
I switched from life long Toyota, I’ve owned them all. Tundra, Tacoma, 4runner, GX… my pro4x is fantastic! I have this same truck in Gun metal. Appreciate your reviews but those issues are minor. If red is too bright then pick a different color. Don’t like the light bar remove it. The legit flaw in this truck is it doesn’t have the auto 4wd. For the features and power this truck has I don’t car. One thing not mentioned is it comes stock with 33.5” tires. It’s a sizable truck. I switched to KO2s.
I'm a current Tundra owner (Gen1) and it was a real gut punch that the 2022 Tundra won't have a V8. I am seriously considering the Titan XD (I need the regular bed). My wife has a QX80, so I'm already somewhat familiar with this drivetrain. And yes, it is a miss that it doesn't have an Auto mode....her QX does.
@@waltermitty7452 I know what you mean. I have a Tacoma, and was seriously considering an upgrade to a Tundra with a V8, but no V8 for 2022, instead they went twin turbo V6...Now I'm looking at the Titan.
@@BriteFrog Yup. I'm sure all these Twin Turbo engines are fine.....just don't trust to be high mileage without issues. My current Tundra has 209k miles on her. I just can't see a twin turbo motor doing that.....some a there's an example here or there of one doing that, but high mileage is EXPECTED with Tundra V8s, it's the norm for them.
It a great truck for the money. I bought a 21 Pro4x at 50k. It has a great engine, warranty sound system, and the seat comfort is excellent. It's not fuel efficient but what full size truck with a v8 is. Still I average 20-22 might on the highway. It's city driving where it drops but I can live with that. Nissan need to do a better job marketing this truck and discount the msrp by 5k and they will boost there sales asap.
With the new ugly v6 tundra come on nissan is your chance!!
I have a 2021 Pro-4X and love it. They are not lying about the MPG but I had a 2019 F-150 XLT that got better gas mileage but had all kinds of problems and felt cheap. This was after owning an 06 F-150 since new and having almost 200k on it when I traded it in in 2019. The MSRP sounds high but you are not going to pay that. The only options I don't have are the moonroof and cooled seats. MSRP was just over $60k and I paid $46. You will not find any other truck brand out there that gives you all of the options you get for less money. Memory seats, heated seats (even the back outside seats), power seats on both driver and passenger, and the list goes on and on. I looked at every brand and I am not brand loyal at all. There are a few things I don't like (or have to get used to) with the Pro-4X but after having it for almost three months now, I love it. It does everything really good. Others may do some things better but many things worse but the Titan is overall a better truck. Oh, and the seats are the most comfortable seats I have ever sat in for any truck.
I own a 21 Pro4x as well and get around 17-18mpg mostly highway commuting. My sticker was over 60k but paid low 50’s out the door. Most dealers are looking to get the trucks moving. I think you missed out on a big reason most people buy the Titan, the 100k mile bumper to bumper warranty is a huge part in why I chose the Titan.
Also 0% financing.
I paid same too.
I'll bet with all the turbo problems the Toyota Tundra is having,Nissan is going to have a great year.I just bought a 2022 Frontier over a Tacoma and have no regrets.Nissan is killing it right now.
My brother in law has a coworker with a Titan...he is on engine number 4...all under warranty tho.
"all the turbo problems". ? The reliability of all trucks is unmatched these days. Reliability is a very 90s thing that has passed by and large. The engineering of vehicles is off the charts and if you look at most "reliability" issues they are related to infotainment not the drive trains. I have owned Nissan, Toyota, and currently a Ford. I live in Wyoming and have found turbos to be my go to at elevation. I do not lose torque and HP in the mountains. Zero reliability issues.
4th engine 😂 sureeeee???
@@mikexdee3195 I am not 💩ing you. 4 engines. I have met a few guys on YT with 2nd engines on Titans. You can believe what you want...i really don't care.
@@drn13355 Google Tundra turbo problems and you will see
I recently bought a 2020 Titan pro4x and I really love it. Not as popular as the other brands but still a very good truck.
Love my 21 Titan. Especially for the price before they started selling at MSRP. If Nissan brings back the Xterra they can take my money. Gonna grab the wife a 22 Pathfinder for now
Rock on! : )
I could probably be convinced to buy a new car if it was an xterra also.
Nissan was absolutely the first with Utilitrac. It hit the market in the 04 Titan followed by the 05 Frontier.
Why do y’all nitpick Nissan so much? The running boards and light bar are easily removable. The Nissan 5.6 is definitely more reliable than any Ram or GM V8 equipped with cylinder deactivation.
Thats how i see all Titan reviews these days. They hate everything and say its outdated…i personally don’t see why. Seems like a vendetta against Nissan.
Agreed. Everyone picks it apart for nonsense and I don’t know why. I absolutely love mine
I agree
It’s a shame how everyone bashes the Titan. I hate how car & driver ranks it at the bottom for full-size trucks but they’re comparing it to the Big 3 trucks that cost $70-90k+. I had a GMC Yukon with the 6.2L and had valvetrain failure at only 2 years old (thanks to the fuel management/cylinder deactivation system). And reviews always say the infotainment system is dated…I feel it’s just right and doesn’t have to be flashy cause we’re driving and supposed to be keeping our eyes on the road anyway.
Would love to own the Nissan pickup. Honest truck. Solid. And not everyone has one.
Women love this truck, they fit right with the image
Yeah, having something less common is a plus to me too.
If Nissan decides to keep it in the line up, a V8 hybrid will be cool. It probably won't be as efficient as the competitors hybrids but IMO Nissan will sell a bit more because "V8"
I love my 21 Pro-4X. From $61k, down to $51k purchase price makes its like $20k cheaper than a Ram Rebel (of similar options) and that was totally enough for me to make the switch. I don't think the interior is "lesser", just not as flamboyant. If anything, I think the exterior is the most handsome truck currently made. Everyone else seems to just be going for outlandish styling and I don't get it; they're trucks. This truck in black, is so clean and gets a lot of compliments from guys and gals. I do have the sports bar, but it only works on the black truck. Otherwise, nope. The reliability is great, and the warranty even better. Die-hards will argue their truck is the best based on nothing buy fanboy mentality. The Titan is a gem, but it needs to lose a few pounds and round off a few of those rough edges where you can tell they opted to save a little money in production costs.
Well maybe not now with the chip shortage but I've found Ram beats Nissan with Rebates, I've always gotten at least 10K off sticker on the Rams. I've had two Rams and I had a Titan, I have enjoyed all of them.
If they can get the efficiency up and keep the interior update I think they should keep it. Nissan has to decide if they are going to truly commit to making this truck appealing or not, and that means making the warrior concept, with maybe a hybrid? I really hope they keep making this truck.
Yes
Or really discount it
I don’t care for a hybrid or anything like that but Nissan can definitely do more to make this truck more appealing. I personally love this truck and think it’s really good looking
@@hankhill5622 I hear propane is a good fuel alternative :)
@@hankhill5622 It is a beautiful truck, especially in this red.
Love my 21 Pro 4X. Far more luxurious than I would have ever asked for and better mpg than my old Frontier. With the dealer and factory incentives, it was a solid deal. Now I did replace the tires with some KO2s, despite not getting much snow in CO this year, the few times I’ve hit the road with questionable weather has gone smoothly.
What’s ur highway mpg I want to purchase one
Fender is far from a poor man's BOSE lol
My thought exactly. I've only had Bose on a couple of different vehicles and the Fender sounds so much better. The clarity is night and day, to me.
Excellent video, one thing I've always admired about titans is while they never were class leading from interiors, infotainment systems, etc by any means but they did what you ask without really complaining which made them a nice alternative choice for buyers, Americans are definitely lucky as they got axed in Canada unfortunately and are no longer available new.
I bought a '21 pro4x in Feb, put 13k miles on it already & I'm thoroughly happy with it so far. I like that I get 5yr 100k warranty, I like that it's a V8 without a turbo or start/stop tech. Test drove the competitors & the Titan may not have done any single thing the best but it did the best overall imo... plus you can get a killer deal on them
I’m biased because I own a 2021 Pro-4x. They just need to update it a bit. Keep the NA V8, up efficiency, keep it simple. Not like the big three.
Nissan has an excellent opportunity now being the only full size Japanese v8 truck.
Column shifter and bench seat👍
there is no better half ton out there than Nissan titan I am the owner of 5 Titans and 3 being used in construction daily towing and everything I have no complains at all very reliable all of them still have original starter original alternator original power steering pump original water pump original engine tranny original radiator I did not change nothing on those trucks other than tires brakes rotors oil that’s it
I have the 2018 Titan XD, and I love it. It has all the technology I wanted , and it tows my camper with ease. A solid and quiet truck.
That XD is an awesome truck for pulling a camper!
If I may ask, what size and type of camper are you towing. I've got a 2021 XD and we're thinking about a camper.
@@tommeyer2612 32 ft long, about 7500 pounds loaded. Had a Tundra with the V8 before, but it didn't handle the trailer as well as the XD does.
I love my 2018 Titan platinum reserve. Reliable and best warranty out there. Can’t go wrong
My wife and I have a 2021 Nissan XD SV and love it. We have moved too many items mention. The tie downs are excellent and the bed cargo containers have plenty of space for tie downs and tools. The truck does better on unimproved roads than the competition. We highly recommend this truck!
What’s all the EV garbage? You won’t tow anything for 100 miles. Then where are you supposed to recharge? I have never seen one charge station that’s trailer friendly..
Agree 100% with Nathan and pricing. Bring the price down, add in 0% financing and try and flood the market. You do that and leave the truck the same and they will sell. Over the coming few years, innovate the truck and by then, you'll have a larger loyal fan base. Heck, when I bought my first Ram in 2006, that's what they did. I bought that truck with 14k off MSRP and 0%, had it for 10 years before I moved to a 2500 and more recently a 1500 again. Same year I bought mine in 06, my father and brother bought one too. When you get a good deal and have a good truck, people will talk. Get a Titan in every neighborhood and people will talk. Let people see more of them and they will sell at full value eventually. They need to engrain the truck in the fabric of people's lives. At this point, they can't ask for the same amount or even sell them close to what the other 4 companies can sell for. You get a good deal, and they will sell.
Nathan is a Ford boy that doesn't know sht. Lol
@@bc_usa We're all biased in the vehicles we choose to buy. I'm a Ram guy and have been because I haven't had any issues with the ones I've owned. For Nissan, this would be a good business move if you want to grow your truck brand. It's either that or cut the truck and move on.
I would be willing to take a long term loaner from Nissan also.
I had a titan before my f150 and it was a really good truck. Like you guys said the only think I wasn't happy with was the 7 speed. If I had the 9 speed I'd still be driving a titan. Also the mpg was 15-16. I was always at the pump.
I typically get 17-18mixed mpg in my 17’ Titan it’s all about the foot lol and I use my side steps every single time :) Solid truck but your right they need to take it to the next level.
I love my Titan. It actually turns a lot of heads being it's different than looking like one of the herd of Chevy, Ram, and Ford.
Being that Nissan is going all in on the electric vehicle stuff, I wouldn't be surprised if they cut a deal with Hercules (which is all Titan but the drivetrain) and release that as a Titan powered by Hercules or something. It's just convenient that there's no news of the next Titan right around the time Hercules gets released. Sometimes 1+2=3 and sometimes 1+2=chair. Just a thought.
I never had an issue with Titan, others have gotten them since I bought mine. Reliability is up there with an engine that's been around for near 20 years give it an A. The interior comfort is a B. The infotainment is a B+. The ride comfort is B+. Sometimes it's about getting good everything than give and take with other brands.
As an owner of two Nissans (2021 Rogue and Sentra) I appreciate the small minimalistic key fobs. Some of them are getting way too big to keep in your pants pocket. It’s just a key. Calm down.
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The rear drop down bumper step needs to be a standard item on the 2022 Tundra and not charge $500.
I absolutely love my '16 Titan XD Pro-4x 5.6.
Nissan doesn’t jump in promoting it’s truck. You don’t see them doing commercials and advertising like do with there cars. I think that also hurts Nissan trucks. I’ve owned 2 Nissan Frontiers and love both of them.
Just bought a 23 in pretty much this exact truck. Coming from RAM 2500 6.4 Hemi. They have a strong value proposition, 0% financing, 5 year 100k warranty, features for the money (looked at a GM and Ford equally equipped and they were 10k+ more). My 2007 Titan was the best truck I have ever owned and I've had other brands since. Hoping this '23 replicates that.
how much did you get off sticker if I may ask?
I wish I got on that 0% financing for the ‘23
Complaining about dust and finger prints on the piano black interface? Seriously? What a couple of pansies! Just a keep a feather duster in the truck girls.
I have two Nissans love the key fob, you guys will find anything to complain about! It is small it is handy and it is familiar. The key is for the bed access.
So - if I complain that the Volvo key fob is too big (which I do) - am I wrong? Or, should I not be honest. I had two Nissan's and I hated confusing the key fobs. This is my job to state the obvious. Sorry you think I complain too much.
@@NathanDAdlen well I get that and to be honest I have had two fords with two different fobs and that was annoying because you grab the wrong fob for the car you are driving. However a simple remedy is to put two different keychains on the similar fobs, problem somewhat solved- I got Nissan fobs with the vehicle type on them so now really problem solved. I guess my observation is more how Nissan is treated over say Toyota, Nissan old warn out tired design in reference to frontier, Toyota tried and true design in reference to the tiered old engine/transmission combo of the 4Runner. Just an observation. Clearly you are expressing your opinion which is why we watch and comment.
Read the comments, exactly what every guy I’ve walked up to and asked about their Titan has told me; they absolutely love it. One of the best trucks on the market. Nissan needs to aggressively market them and they would sell more.
I paid 55k all in, equivalent package from the others came out to 7-10k more when i purchased in 2020. Best bang for the buck on what i call an honest truck.
‘When looking over your shoulder you basically see TITAN in reverse”
So you are seeing NA TIT
As a happy owner of a 2021 Nissan Titan Pro4x, I'll take it anyday over any of the big 3 crap.
Titan is a good honest truck with a V8 that will last forever. All that technology crap in those other trucks IS going to crap out sooner or later.... guaranteed.
I think you guys are missing the elephant in the room. It's a Japanese truck. I live in Ontario, Canada. Ain't nobody driving a Japanese truck. Working at a landscape company, and talking to my coworkers, they only buy american big three. It's still a mindset stuck for a lot of people. I on the other hand am looking into a Frontier.
Your coworkers need a real truck that’s why
@@paulhunter9613 it's idiots like you that make the world a shitty place.
I like a column shifter. It allows for better usage of the center console