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With Toyota having issues with the Tundra Nissan should hold off on discontinuing this truck!
Nissan is going mad about electric. They are discontinuing a lot of cars among them the titan, thr maxima, the altima and the versa. They are turning them into electric. They are heading downhill.
@@fah5680that’s the “car agenda” everything electric. Even though the USA power grid can’t handle it. Dodge is doing the same thing. It’s a shame
I bought a 2023 Pro4X May 13th of last year. Absolute gem. Zero rattles. Zero complaints. Never lacking power. Correct EPA mileage. The 100,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty makes this truck a no brainer.
If it was any good at all, it wouldn't be discontinued.... from everything thing I've ever heard their pieces of crap....
@@leedanielson7452they're *
@@leedanielson7452 They don’t get bought as much as the others do there’s not a reasonable market here for them but while everyone is having issues with the other 4 people will start to take the titan more serious. Give it a bit and they will be back just gotta let the other brands self destruct for awhile with their insane prices and unreliable trucks
@@4rubberzaday Other brands self destructing is already in play, especially with Toyota.. Nissan should take advantage of this and Make the Titan for a while longer..
@@PRO4XKEV I agree. The Titan is a great pickup, and I will definitely consider one in the future if I have access to its parts....
I owned a Titan and it was the best vehicle I ever owned. Never had an issue of any kind.
Probably had to stop at every gas station tho
@@agger838 no it wasn’t that bad.
@@agger838yes, they absolutely drink the gas.
If it was any good at all, it wouldn't be discontinued....
@@leedanielson7452 That has nothing to do with how good they are and everything to do with marketing and perception.
This is the most underrated pick up truck. If I drove pick ups this would be my choice.
I’ve owned a used 1st gen with 360000 km on it for a year now I fixed it up as it was bagged for years in northern Alberta and I’ve drove it everywhere this last winter, hit ditches and bagged it down hunting trails and race on streets and burnouts, and every dumb thing I could possibly do and it runs and drives great besides a leak in the front diff which was there when I bought it and a couple things due to bad wiring from the guy before me but mechanically it’s deadly
@raymondgordon8477 you must be a Newfoundlander, the word deadly?😊
Ben Hardy you are all over the place man! One minute you love the F150 now you are hating on it and in love with the Titan.Dude,make up your mind.Last week you did a video on a high mileage Ecoboost and you gave it praise .Now you are bashing them because you are suddenly in love with an outdated truck by Nissan.Do yourself a favor,look up the v8 cylinder lining issue.Lots of the so called best v8 out there having been replaced by dealers here in Canada.Known issue.
"The next time that Ford gets transported, is to the dealership service department" ..... That was quite funny😂😂
Just picked up a 2024 Titan Pro4x in February. Didn't have the financing special but was able to get $14,500 off the price. I plan on keeping the truck a long time so this was a no brainer. Turbo V6's, hybrid system, cylinder deactivation, engine start/stop, and massive screen that controls every function all equal complexity that will likely have problems in the long term. This has a plain V8, physical controls, 5/50,000 10/100,000 warranty, and none of that added complexity. Will it get good gas mileage? No, but I consider that the price to pay for reliability and lack of complexity.
It’s a truck, most folks don’t buy a truck for gas mileage. Even the small turbo in the Ford isn’t that great. And with Nissan you get that great sounding V-8!
Wow, great deal.
My 2023 consistently gets 21 mpg on the highway.
@@timferguson593if the computer is saying you’re getting 21 that means you’re actually getting 18. I have a 2023 frontier and the actual calculated mileage is consistently 3 mpg worse than what it’s saying I’m getting.
@@Commentleaver-c6x l will check it.
I had a 2015 Pro4x. That thing was a beast, no issues very reliable. That V8 was no slouch, great power. I was sad when I sold her and more sad now that the Titan will be discontinued. It's truly the last of its kind.
I bought a 2023 Pro 4X in May of last year. Flew down to Arizona to get it. Got it for 12k off MSRP, with 0% for 60 months. Only two very minor issues so far. Very happy with the truck!
From a Toyota tundra guy I traded my old tundra for the 2024 Nissan Pro4x one month ago … this truck is solid all around interior is quite and black leather is great quality.. I’m really impressed with my decision… thanks Ben Hardy I watched all your video on the Nissan Pro4x … you are so accurate on this Nissan Pro4x and the platinum reserve…I bought this truck because of your TH-cam videos … I wish Nissan would notice that .. thanks again
I just took delivery on a 2024 Titan Pro-4x 6/12/24. I got it for $11,000 under MSRP and got a good deal on my trade. I'm super happy. My wife loves the truck, too. Win win.
What’s is the MSRP rate? I want to get one soon.
@@michaelsyufy7733 I didn't feel like I got low balled on my trade, but I'm sure it happens.
@@Jd36714 The MSRP on my particular Titan was $65,160.
Last June 2023 I sold my old reliable 2002 F150 and bought a new 2023 Titan Pro4X. I'm loving it. The seat is perfect for my old back. And it's powerful, quiet, and a joy to drive with no rattles. The powerful V8 sounds wonderful when I step on it.
The titan is the best full size truck in terms of stiff truck ride and heavy hydraulic steering. It is also the best N/A V8 truck in my opinion because it sounds the best and it is the only engine option for it. Nissan knows their truck enthusiasts
I have a 2019 Frontier and love the fact that it drives like a truck. I’ve test driven the Titan and it also drives like a truck! The only reason I bought the Frontier was because we couldn’t agree on the price for the Titan. I may buy one now.
@@waynenoll1967 Be sure to! Nissan will be discontinued in either less than a month or in a month
Yeah, they know truck enthusiasts all right... that's why they're going out of business lol
Best part it does not have the cylinder deactivation nonsense. No nonsense V8 here.
@@leedanielson7452you’re such a troll 🧌
Picked mine up in March. 24 SV 4x4, mostly loaded. MSRP was 57k and 2.5k in dealer add on including 3 years of oil changes. 48k flat out the door. I did not get 0% but I won’t have the loan more than a few years (fingers crossed). Love the truck, although clearly not perfect. Value plus reliability purchase. I’ll have it a while so not worried about resale. And who knows, that could change with time.
Nissan should bring the titan back while all these other brands self destruct with their insane prices and unreliable trucks. Bring us a simple 1/2 ton, ifs 3/4 ton, and solid axel 1 ton.
The v8 Nissan titan one of the best trucks ever built, it's to bad the truck is being discontinued.😢😢😢.
If it was any good, it wouldn't be discontinued...
@@leedanielson7452 what do you drive?
@@leedanielson7452wrong. It's being discontinued because fanboys like yourself. It's actually the most American pickup truck you can buy in the 5-6 is the best motor period
@@Commentleaver-c6x Ram
@@chrisludwig9783 It's still very poor just like the sales show year after year....
Absolutely love my 2023 Titan XD Pro-4X. Pulls my trailers great and does it like a real truck. I had a 2008, 2013, and 2019 F-150. All of them were junk. Constant problems. My only complaint with my Titan is the gas tank too small. Would have loved to see a 36 gallon tank rather than the 26. But I'll live with it.
Bought a 2024 Titan Pro4X today. Loved the V8, no start / stop, great exhaust sound, heated and cooled seats, heated steering wheel, panoramic sunroof! More features I am sure. Traded my 2012 Toyota Tundra, which has been a great truck, but needed an update with more safety features etc. Nissan fits the bill. Also, I have owned two Nissan Altimas (2018 and 2022) and they have been excellent cars. Great engine (4 cylinder) and the CVT transmission in the 2022 has “shift points” so feels like a geared transmission. If you did not know it has a CVT, you would not know. Overall, looking to many years of enjoyable driving with the TItan.
Picked up my 2023 Pro4X last December. Just went on a 3K mile trip to Montana and the truck was flawless. It was so comfortable and easy to drive. Highways in Utah and Montana have 85 MPH speed limits, I would set the cruise about 4 MPH above the speed limit and let the adaptive cruise take care of the rest. Even at these speeds, I average just under 20 MPG for the entire trip, granted I was not towing anything.
My brother got the platinum reserve with an msrp of $69,420 for a out the door price of $61,000. And a 0% apr. So $61k which included the taxes, registration and everything else is a deal.
I purchased a 2020 platinum reserve which is just about the same as this and I was out the door at $57k with 0%. I'm still in love with my truck and for the price it can't be beat!
Bad timing by Nissan to discontinue the titan when Toyota is having a lot of issues with its trucks.
I love the Titan. I never purchased one because I had the Frontier, Armada, Maxima, Altima instead.
Yep, that title is gonna drive a LOT of views!! LOL I test drove a Titan a while back, shortly after I purchased my Ram 1500. It was hard to put it down to one single thing, but the Titan just FELT really nice to drive. Pedal feel, steering, sound insulation, V8 rumble, suspension and ride quality, maneuverability, quality of interior finish, overall aesthetics...it's just a really nice truck. There's always been a part of me that thought maybe I should've got the Titan, but I was already paying for the Ram. Shame Nissan are discontinuing them, but you're right, at those prices and given the warranty and quality of truck, you'd be crazy not to at least consider one if you're in the market.
Bought mine in 2021, a PRO4X fully loaded from AZ great deal out the door. havent had a single problem with it at all, 57k on it with a mix of hwy, city and offroad. One thing i will say it can take a beating and still keep going.
Just bought a used Titan XD and it is an insane value.
Half the price of a Toyota Tundra in same trim level and condition.
I bought a 2023 pro4x V8 last year and love it! I plan on keeping it at least 10 years since my last Xterra was trouble free for 10 years 100k. A lot of ppl hear these trucks are no good but they are solid and tow like champ.
I just got a brand new pro4x last month, fully loaded and it has a $14000 off msrp.
How did you get 14k off?
There is a dealership in Phoenix Arizona has them for $10,000 + off
@@mikebertsch8747 I got it from nissan dealer at cookeville,tn.just see the link
I’m in the market for a new truck and would absolutely consider the Titan but would worry about parts availability in the future.
Yep exactly. My first thought was the future parts obsolescence issue. Given their reliability, it would be a ways down the road before needing major part replacement.
@adamrocks19 manufacturers commonly follow a voluntary practice of making replacement parts available for vehicle parts likely to become worn or damaged for a 10-year period. After that 3 party manufacturers produce parts for old vehicles. Look around, there are plenty of old trucks that are still running precisely because of 3rd party manufactured parts.
A long production run helps also.
I have a 2007 and parts are a little harder to come by, but I was able to find parts fairly cheaply and thankfully there’s a guy in my area that only deals with Nissan parts
Truck shares the same engine and transmission as the Armada…probably electronics and suspension…
I have a 2017 PR with 116k miles. Minimal problems and still rides and drives great. I prefer the heavier steering and old school leaf springs. I’ll be keeping it for awhile.
I like the TITAN great truck, I prefer the PRO4X trim.. With what is going on now with the Tundra issues, and Tacoma issues, Nissan should take advantage of this.
I still have my 2004 nissan titan 120k miles never had a problem
387k on mine lol
I have a 23 Titan XD pro4x and has one of the best trucks that i have owned!
Most reliable truck EVER.
Cmon man.
Bought a 23' PR and 13k miles and it's been a great truck, can't beat it on value, with the features, the 5yr bumper to bumper warranty and the 0% financing it's a no brainer!
This truck checks all the boxes ✅
Except exciting ❌
love it though 😂
Just picked a 2022 SV, this is a very capable truck no regrets so far
They don't sell many because Nissan doesn't build many and advertise them. I went to my local Nissan dealer and he only had 1 Titan on the lot. When they get them in they sell them. Go next door to the Ford and Ram dealership and it's a different story the lot is full of F150s and Rams.
I've had my Titan since 2011. It's bulletproof !
Im worried about future parts since its being discontinued…
Titans are good trucks...i'm probably going to trade in my current titan for a platinum reserve once its gets cheaper =]
Nissan also has transmission reliability issues. I was going to get a black Titan Plat Reserve but when I was coming to a stop while pressing on the brake, the car would lunge forward. That was when I was going like 3 mph. It happened on multiple Titans I test drove.
Well then that’s just bad luck, the CVT’s Nissan puts on their cars are known to fail but transmission issues on their trucks are uncommon.
@@Radiobroadcastsandmore Theyre more common than you think. I almost bought a used fully loaded 2023 Frontier Pro 4x for 40k with 6k miles until I read the carfax. It had a transaxle overhaul. The salesman tried to lie and say it was just the rear diff throwing codes and it was just reset. I asked the Tech that fixed it and he said he had to take the whole transmission out and inspect and replace many things due to the car lunging while coming to a stop. That was over a month ago. The car is still for sale and no one will buy it.
owned 2, never had an issue....until a week or 2 ago. Left me stranded (almost!) for the first time. Other than that theyve been champs and you can't beat their v8s
As of right now I would choose titan over tundra, engine failure.
You won't believe it until you own one. Great truck.
There is a problem with the starter but considering i have driven Nissan trucks since 1984 and lost only one starter. I’m not complaining. I do hope that they take a few years to reengineer the truck from the ground up and bring it back. It is a great truck!! Would love to see the return consist of a half ton , 3/4 and a one ton dally. Two wheel four wheel gas and diesel.
They have new SV trims in my area for under 40k after discounts....its hard to pass up. That engine is strong!
That is a nice truck for low 60's. Plus you can get 0% for 60 months from Nissan.
Shouldn't cost more than 40k
@@JJ-mh3hb
Never going to happen
@@JJ-mh3hbyou’ll never own a new truck
My 2004 Titan is still going strong with 315,000 miles. Stock transmission still.
I still have my 2011 Pro4X that is daily driven with 211000+ miles on her. Only current issue is the AC compressor is not working properly (an being in south Louisiana can be warm) and a just now getting a couple of paint issues on hood (which is traditional for Nissan for some weird ass reason). Everything else is your normal maintenance and normal wear/tear of a 13yo truck. She still gets driven off-road/pavement regularly, been in a bad accident (rear ended), rough rural roads...basically she does not show her age.
It’s a damn shame Nissan has had some really good vehicles like the Titan but they just don’t know how to market their products at all.
I have a 2021 XD Platinum - Fantastic
I own a 2014 Titan and it's a great truck. Took it on many hunting and fishing trips with zero issues. Probably going to get a 24 now since they are discontinuing them . And how can you beat a 100k mile warranty??
Warranty’s are not what they’re cracked up to be, always excuses for not warranty repairs.😂
The best truck you never see again love nissan titan
2021 Titan P4X here, love my V8!
I've had 2 Nissans. A 2007 frontier, best truck I've ever owned. Got a 2013 Rogue for my wife. 100k on each, zero issues. Traded both in for life reasons. Currently have a 14 F150 fx4 coyote. No mechanical issues except a water pump I replaced at 112k. Various electrical issues, I'm done with it. My Nissan dealer has a 2024 Titan Pro4x loaded for 51k. Like every available option. Think I'm going there instead of Ram Rebel, read too many complaints on their electronics to trust Ram.
I had a frontier pro4x 170k, tank of a car with no problems, i traded it because I have 4 kids and that war did not have enough space so i took a pacifica van. This van is new and great and what ever but damn i am crying for my frontier literally. I think i will buy a truck also, titan this time.
Getting them while you can!
Funny how $69k has become a good value WTF.
My issue was. Fuel mileage. I travel a lot for work. And less than 25 mpg on the highway. They are very very nice.
These truck will become collectors item down the road and go up in price. It's the last of most reliable trucks on the market before things start to go electric.
There is nissan dealership in Phoenix AZ that has them staring at $10,000 off..
They should be, they have long been way too expensive.
@@Commentleaver-c6xyou need to shop the current truck market, if think the Titan is expensive a comparably optioned ford or ram will cost $10 to $15k more.
@@mrxmrp8795 they are all ridiculously overpriced. I bought a Nissan Frontier last year and hoping it lasts a long time.
The EPA and Nissans lack of promotion killed the Nissan Titan. I have one and it's the best truck I've owned.
I have a 2019 Titan Pro4X. It's solid. I wanted a newer one, but they're tough to find used out here in Vegas....people rarely let go of these. That should tell you something.
I bought a 2023 PRO4X. Its a great truck.
Had a 2020 titan. Had the high pressure fuel pump fail at around 60k miles and it ended up taking out the engine. I guess is a somewhat common issue. Also fuel economy is sucks and power is down. I ended up trading for a f150 and it is way better in every way.
I have a 2021 titan pro 4x o problems no failing turbos no blown engines or anything. Its to bad nissan is getting rid of it.
Bought a used one today. They are the only affordable option in my opinion.
The titan platinum reserve or the GMC sierra elevation package? Which one would you choose if you are going to keep it for 10+ years.
it is the best ive owned the rest i finally tried one
I've seen a couple Titans at reasonable used prices, just reasonable enough for me to afford. However, I am not after a full-size and I'm not as comfortable with a stalk shifter on the steering wheel as I am with a center column shifter like the Frontier has. (Also doesn't help the one Titan is a 2019 and those have had electrical issues in the past couple years, though that also means a fix by now). For those who do get a Titan, I hope you enjoy it because it is indeed a very good truck. Maybe one day years and years from now I'll wax nostalgic and hunt down one from somebody, but until then, I've got my eyes on the Frontier.
Oh, and thank you very much for adding an outro, Ben.
I bought a new 2018 Titan 4x4 Crew Cab. Never had a single thing that needed repairing, but there was 1 quirky thing about the 7 speed auto that I didn't like. At highway speeds (65-80), slight inclines that you would think would need a 1 or 2 gear drop, would illicit a 3 gear drop, all at once. It'd go from 7'th to 4'th, and the tach would jump from the upper 2k range to the mid 5k range. I traded it for a like optioned Ford in 2021, but went with the 2.7 twin turbo and 10 speed auto. It's been trouble free as well.
2024 Nissan Titan Platinum Reserve 5.6L V8 9-Speed Automatic Crew Cab 4X4!
I love my 19 P4X, flawless. I like the column mounted shifter, leaf springs and V8.
So no more half ton truck from them or are they just replacing it?
I agree that the titan is an incredible value and reliable however I did have engine issues with my first 23 p4x which led to a lemon buyback. I'm now on my second 23 p4x with some issues but not catastrophic like the first. Not sure if it's certain batches but there are some issues. I still love the truck
Can we double check the 1200 lb payload. That seems really low.
I was thinking the same thing. Maybe because of the crew cab configuration?
Not sure I’d want to buy a truck that they won’t be making any more. Even though they’ve grown on me some.
It’s actually the perfect time for Nissan to do a refresh on that model. I think they would make a killing with the V8 and the diesel or as the other truck manufacturers or V8 and diesels are charging way too much and of course they’re going the way of the six turbo, come on Nissan remodel this truck I think you would knock it out of the park if you continue this truck
I wish I could get one of these in Qatar. The closest we have is the Y62 Patrol V8....
I’m not a Nissan guy, but this is a solid truck. You nailed the review. I’d definitely consider it if I were in the market.
Do the mirrors fold?
The Nissan Titan is a lot like the previous generation Toyota Tundra.
In what Universe? In new Tundra’s, but it was destroyed by the Death Star just a couple of weeks ago, so Titan it is.
I bought 1 and got rid of it, everything seemed somewhat of an afterthought and it needed a few upgrades from Nissan.
1. Clutch fan is mechanical and huge, towing on the mountains when the fan came on it took away like 100hp 😂 thing was a dog.
2.the truck doesn’t know there’s a trailer plugged into it, every time you put the truck in reverse you have to shut off the Parking aid button. Not once not twice but every time you switch it from drive to park if you forget the thing beeps and brakes every second.
3.the radio started bugging out
4. Front shocks started to clunk 39k
5. A vibration appeared and no one could figure it out
6. Left wheel bearing went out
7. Left upper ball joint went out
8. Clutch fan went out
9. 26 gallon tank towing got me 170-200 miles
10. If it wasn’t for the vibration driving me nuts, I’d still have it. But I’m back in my 2017 F150 with 170k miles and all I’ve done is brakes, oil changes and front wheel bearings.
Traded the Titan in at 39k miles and never looked back.
Good feedback, thanks!
What year was your Titan, May I ask?
@@upshifter5316 it was a 2022, got it in November 23 got rid of it in March 24. Put 39k miles on it so had a lot of time behind the wheel in a short window.
@@newenglandrvadventures bummer to hear those issues on the new version. I am looking at a 24 now but it will tow a lot in the Colorado Rocky mtns. Have a 2015 F150 EcoBoost at 72k miles now and it performs really well but I was thinking about snagging a last Titan because of the alleged simplicity and reliability. Hmmm.
@@upshifter5316 that’s the reason I snagged one up, no stop start, no cylinder deactivation, simplicity. Join the face book group, the 24’s are having issues with the fan clutch still, leaky rear glass, and cylinder scoring and knock is still an issue on them. Used to be cylinder 7 only but when I was at my dealership they had one getting a new engine at 60k 5 out of the 8 cylinders were scored.
@@upshifter5316 aside from the issues it towed well, the gearing on transmission was fun. If you do tow a lot be prepared to get somewhat annoyed with the back up sensors and auto braking. Take one for a spin and bring a Uhaul 29.99 trailer with you to test it out to see if you can live with it.
I agree that Titan is a great truck….but there goes all of your Ford cooperation for your channel, lol
I thought the same thing. Bad move on his part
Got 10000 off of my 24 pro4x great truck
That's a no brainer, it checks all the boxes. The 100k bumper to bumper warranty seals the deal.
Anything new for 2024 before going out?
I wish they would keep making them. I'm on my third Titan, 2021 SV 4x4 and I love it.
Dealers cant or dont want to sell Titans. My local dealer had an unsold 2023 Titan Platinum Reserve on the lot for 424 days. I made an out the door offer and they refused. I also offered $55k out the door price with 0% NMAC financing on "ANY" Pro-4x or XD. They refused.
Am a Ford dude but iv always loved Nissan's Titan.
Damn shame fanboys talked down on the Titan for years. Ben is the only one to EVER give the Titan a fair shake.
Only downside is in the long run, what's going to be the parts availability on the Titan...
10 yrs after discontinued. After that then be little harder to find stuff.
How does replacement parts affected since the truck is being discontinued?
I owned a 2004 Titan and it was the best truck i ever had. and i owned many since. so i Just Bought a 2024 Titan XD. i Had the Frist one and had to have the Last One.
I've got 2 major issues with my Titan...one: more platic than a little tikes kiddie car and two: super loud and obnoxious radiator fan that goes full blast on low speed and seems to sap power when the weather is warm....
I would like to buy one but it's a little pricey and I don't need a V8. Get one for 11k off where I live. I am actually considering the Frontier
I love the titan but it has always been to expensive even for the base model it was over priced
Does this truck still have the issues of earlier Titans like exhaust manifolds cracking, brake judder issues, and rear axle seals leaking? Or has Nissan fixed that already and I won't have to worry about these issues? Thanks.
Comparison video with the Pro4X 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
i saw a 2024 Titan SV 4x4 for 42,900 here in Central AR last week. if i had not bought a Frontier in March i would have bought it. it sold fast.