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2024 Nissan Titan: Nissan Shocks The Entire Truck Industry With All New Titan!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- Today I talk about the 2024 Nissan Titan and 2024 Nissan Titan Warrior!
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Nissan has a perfect opportunity to come up with a better alternative to the Tundra that will be reliable, better looking, and the value choice, I hope.
I owned two Titan and trust me it’s better than a Toyota Tundra.
@@easttexasengineering3489 Yep!!
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Already is better than the Tundra, just generally overlooked.
Love the v8.. why is this guy talking like its a good thing to raise the price and put a 6 banger in it
I really like the heavier hydraulic steering and NA 5.6L V8 with NO cylinder deactivation compared to the big three.
Jeez these prices are outrageous. The payments on these vehicles are out of control.
I agree, who is paying over 50 grand for a pickup? I don't want a high tech pickup, just a reliable truck!!! I guess we'll see what happens during this recession...
I paid 50k for my pathfinder and im happy
@@Ja_Mes
@@vmaximus12 more money than sense
@@Ja_Mes okay now will you also pay for the extended warranty when they call?
305,821 miles on my 2006 Nissan Titan 5.6 l SE. Still going strong baby!!!
❤️🙏
I had an 05 with similar miles and now got a 21 Pro 4X….the new owner of my 05 uses it on his ranch. I would not even contemplate to downsize to a V6.
@@TheDnlnext sweeeeeet!!!!
I had a 2006 LE with 293k when I traded it 8 1/2 years later for a 2012 SL. I’m now on my 3rd Titan. Although I like them all, the 2006 was the best one. Drive it until it falls apart!
This is what Toyota should have done with the Tundra, offer the current twin turbo v6 as an option and still keep the v8! Thanks for the video Ben. Enjoy the holidays
I agree. Just 1 engine option is a killer on a Toyota for me. Not sure why all these manufacturers are doing this.
@@semiauto3148
Whst other manufacturers are doing "this"??
@@johnpeters9793 GM is doing it on their mid size trucks, Ford is doing it on the Ranger, Toyota is going to do it again on the Tacoma. Imo it’s not good to have just 1 engine option. But at least Toyota isn’t going all electric like the rest of the morons.
@@semiauto3148
I thought we were talking about 1/2 tons/full-size trucks....especially since you responded to the post regarding a V8 being available....
@@johnpeters9793 I’m talking about that and all the others also… it’s a trend in the industry…they seem to be going in the 1 engine option..which to me isn’t smart…but what do I know!
My folks are still driving their 2007 Titan and it runs like a champ.
I was Nissan tech back then, they had problems. Leaking rear axle was the most common. The only bullet proof nissans back then were ones built with the 3.5 v6 with conventional automatics, those were rock solid.
That is literally me. 07 titan 165k ml.
@@aaroncaldwell9486 me too. Have a 2008 with 239k on it and is running like a champ
MY 12 pro4x with 200k miles still right like brand new.
Yes I have a 2006 it still runs great!
Having 2 engine options is great. Hybrid V-8 and twin turbo V-6. IMO a V-8 is a must choice.
That would be sweet
They should always offer a classic NA V8 with no hybrid drivetrain.
@@Shitnugget69 they dropped the NA V8 because of emissions I’m hearing . It was a Reliable engine
@@oliverramclam6009 I doubt they dropped the NA V8. I know Toyota dropped theirs tho
100% !@@Shitnugget69
Great news for us truck enthusiasts..
I currently own a 2007 Titan with 185k miles ...love it..lots of power...
Definitely going to wait for the new one..
Going v8 route definitely..
Awesome brother! Go look at my comment on top!
It is by far the best looking new truck. They finally built what the original concept artist designed. It just took them a generation to do it.
I know a guy who put over 400,000 miles on his first generation Titan before finally giving it to a family that needed a vehicle. These trucks are better than any of the big three and will outlast them.
@@waynenoll1967 2010 SE with 77k miles. it's a pretty dang reliable truck. that 5.6 liter is a beast.
I like the direction Nissan is going, I can’t wait to see what’s in store for the Titan
They are going to do nothing after this. They bring out something and leave it alone. They never update it. This will be the truck for the next ten years
If they kept the Cummins it would of been still my favorite but just "one of" my favorites. I still love the current design but wish the Cummins still came a option.
@@racer776690 the Cummins was an awful engine. Not good for anything.
@@1tylerproud You mean the "5.0 Cummins"?
@@1tylerproud actually they are pretty good most just don't like them since they are not in a dodge and V8 well too bad cry babies 😢 😭 shower me with those tears. Let me guess you own a dodge Cummins drink alot of beer smacking your wife around yelling yee-haw!!! For days if not I have to be close right lmfao 🤣 😂
Guy who does my garage door work is on his 3rd Titan. He got 300k miles each on the other two and they are still running strong, his brother is still driving one of them.
This is what I wanted to hear. Hope to maybe buy a new Titan pence they refresh it. Have a Nissan Xterra we refuse to give up. Been a great SUV.
I agree about high mileage owners. Currently have 199,000 miles on my 2011 Titan Pro-4X. Only current issue is my AC and 1 power window not working. I am looking to purchase another Pro-4X in 2nd quarter 2023. Only upgrade I did on my current Titan is adjustable shocks.
Nissan has always sucked with windows motor reliability
@@BajaZay
Nissan doesn't make the electrical motors for windows.
That picture isn't a new Titan, it's the Titan Warrior show truck that has been around since 2018.
So, the Warrior has finally been canned, right?
@@aspe7187 I don't think it was ever going to be made. Just a show truck.
They need to build the damn warrior. Best looking truck ever.
Agreed they need do that 1000%
I have owned three new titans, first one in 2005. Great trucks, Nissan never marketed this truck appropriately since it's debut in 2004. Sorry to say, the Warrior concept has been a teaser for 10+ years. Ultimately yearly sales numbers will govern the Titans future. It was never designed to compete with the Big 3. Nissan already has the 3/4 ton platform with its NV2500 series. Build it, they will come.
The one thing that annoys me about the midsize truck / SUV market right now is that in order to get the HO engine options, you have to get the most extreme Off-Road package. What the market is missing is the top HO engine, in a slightly lower tier Off-Road package that doesn’t completely sacrifice your Towing/Payload capacity. Something like a Ranger with 3.0L Raptor engine, but in a Tremor type trim that maintains the towing/payload. It’s ridiculous that the most powerful engine trims have significantly lower towing/payload than the lower level trims. I just want power and towing with decent off-road capabilities in a midsize. I don’t need, and most people don’t need, a Baja racer.
Can you not get every engine option in any 2023 Colorado? Get the optional Turbo Plus then the HO dealer tune
What do you mean HO engine options? Is it something to do with hybrid?
@@mikehawkslong5529 High Output (HO). Just the high performance engine.
That’s true, but it’s not directly applicable to the Titan, because it is a full-size truck, not a midsize vehicle.
How exciting! Another truck that will be base price of $70,000 woot!
I bought a ‘21 P4X last year but would definitely trade that in for a Warrior Titan.
Is this confirmed by Nissan? Right now Ben is speculating. Last I checked each year the sales of titans have gone down.
That warrior concept thumbnail picture is amazingggg. They really messed up the titan line and sales not putting that into production. Hopefully they will do it for the new one.
Love my 21 Titan. Excited to see this in my local dealerships😊
I switch from
Toyota to Nissan and I don’t regret it, I was a Toyota customer since 2010
Average sales around 20-25k per year on a good year, Tundra is 100k+….Nissan dealership near me is currently sitting on 11 Titans. Am I the only person that has ZERO desire for a hybrid truck?
I doubt you're the only one. Hybrids will be the future though they're not going to take over the market anytime soon.
My brother has the F150 with the generator option, it's amazing tech.
I share your contempt for hybrid. I wonder if your dealer is able to sell those Titans cheaply, or locked into absurd covid-era pricing.
That'll change for most consumers. Most were strictly V8 guys. Now you see a lot of v6 Ecoboost lovers and the hype of electric trucks.
@@davidzambrano9126 no to both, for me.
Half ton trucks are barely trucks anymore.
I'd take one if it didn't have issues but fuck that Atkinson engine and it's lagging,fuck the axles falling off,the wastegate issues etc I had a 2020 Tacoma and it was the worst vehicle I ever had .nothing but issues and 4 dealers wouldn't fix it or couldn't figure it out so I had to do their job and find out what it was .I had the same prob a 2019 Tacoma had but they refused bc mine was a 2020 🤔so I traded it .extremely let down by Toyota .I had axle flange clearance issues and I believe a lot of people did bc the forums showed a lot of people with the same issue .got me a 22 frontier and couldn't be happier .I like the fact that it's a new old truck basically.reg power steering .no electric ps that's blowing all over the road.no plastic bed.no cylinder deactivation bs and the tranny is a Mercedes design .the Tacoma's 6 speed was programmed horribly for mpg .Id love to see a titan with a console shifter,a redesign and turboed 3.8 (frontier engine that's n/a) with a mild hybrid system .sadly the v8s are gonna be going away if we like it or not .
Where is all the information you talked about coming from? .I would love to believe it, but this is the first time anyone has said there are future plans for the Titan
I have a 2012 bought with 50k miles. Currently have 213k. Still going strong. Great truck !
Seems to me the problem with a hybrid V8 is the decrease in payload and/or towing capacity due to the additional weight of the battery. Hopefully they can keep the current capabilities with the additional feature.
That’d be my next truck to replace my current 2015 titan pro4x. I’d probably look into the turbo v6 but could definitely see myself staying with the v8
How long have you had the 2015? Wondering how it has treated you? I just bought a 2014 pro4x
@@Yeeter-my7do I’ve had it about 4 years. Zero issues. 65k on it now.
Perhaps it's time to concentrate on value. I would rather give ten grand more for a vehicle that lasts an extra 100,000 + miles than one that barely makes it to 100,000 without major issues.
Thank you Nissan not to get rid of the titan best news ever Nissan titan is a good truck to go out to buy
Thanks for the update Ben. Hey without relinquishing your source for the info was that update from Nissan or just speculation from the rags?? Love to see a new TITAN
Ben what's your source? I'd love to believe this, I'm a huge fan of the Titans.
That’s what I want to know is this legit
I purchased my 1st 2007 titan in 2012 with 112k miles for $12k i drove it to 277k miles never had an issue with the engine/transmission starter or alternator replaced the front end twice, rebuilt drive shaft re placed rear components and other normal parts i sold it for $7500 in January 2022 and bought a 17 pro4x with 64k miles it was the best bang for buck compared to the fords and tundras didnt want a chevy/gmc or ram 🤷🏾♂️
Coming from a family of gmc/chevrolet truck owners.. I've owned a 2008 pro4x king cab loved the truck I upgraded to a 2019 pro4x crew cab absolutely love this truck, BEST half ton on the market... This is very good news didn't want to see them go away. I'll be ordering a Warrior if they make it or a new pro4x either one will be equipped with a V8
I love Titans. My
13 has been a fantastic truck.
I don’t think the demand is there for Titans Like you were saying. None the less I really hope they don’t discontinue them.
As a current owner of a 2020 Titan XD, Nissan would have to correct 2 major flaws to make me consider buying another one. Increase the current GVWR of 8,650 by another 1,000 lbs which will add to the embarrassingly low payload rating of 1,700 lbs by another 1,000 lbs. Second increase the small fuel tank size of 26 gallons to at least 36 gallons minimum, maybe even 40 gals would be nice. Only being able to drive less then 400 miles when empty on a full tank and 250ish miles when towing between fill ups is unacceptable.
I hope they go forward with the Nissan Titan. It’s so underrated and I would like to get one until Nissan stated they were go discontinue it. That V8 is so reliable but not as fuel efficient as the big 3. Thats its downfall. I like to be different from everyone and the Nissan Titan is it! I would buy it in a heartbeat!
harrop makes a great supercharger kit for the titan's v8. So a supercharged warrior would be epic.
That trans can't handle that much weight with that much power.
@@townhall05446 aisan 6spd can 😁
Ttitan XD is BOSS! Looking for one to purchase over the next 3 months. Either 2016 or newer pro4x or platinum reserve trim. Will see what deals come. Expecting to take advantage of the used vehicle market collapse in the near future. There are deals now but to soon to pull the trigger. Patience is key in all markets whether consuming, investing and saving.
get the XD. love mine
I love my08 Titan, very dependable and plenty of power, plan to always keep it.
My 2005 runs awesome still with a low 250,000 miles on it with still plenty of burn out power :)
You should have your headshot in the corner and have the vehicle as full screen
Ben, thanks. To your question, i would choose the reliability of the traditional hybrid. It saves payload vs plugin (we need payload for towing), it provides tangible economy (vs mild hybrid), and it is reliable. I had traditional hybrid toyota highlander (V6) and it was the best car i owned. Now i own Titan XD with 5.6l. I had to get a truck for towing and XD 5.6l was my choice.
So glad to hear they know they have to stay and improve. Hopefully it’s not as ugly as the new tundra .
Good for Nissan. IMO the Titan is about as close as you can get to a traditional, no frills, utilitarian pickup for a decent price. I hope they don't go all nuts with "tech". I hope the Titan XD retains the full 5.6 V8 (no hybrid).
I'm on my second titan. 21 pro4x other then the gas milage its been a solid truck. I was hoping to get a pro4x xd for my next truck but now ill have to wait to see what the 24 yar brings
I want the Warrior in full production. That’ll be a game changer beast.
Nissan said "beyond". That means the Titan is not going to discontinued, because they're going to stay. My 1st brother owns a 2010 Nissan Titan. His truck is underrated.
I have a 2010 and I love it. I would buy a titan warrior concept or one that looks like this (like a TRX/raptor competitor).
Worked for nissan dealership for 12 years now. Titans are birthday cars. Meaning the sit for over a year. One time I had a platinum reserve sit for 2 years. I have 4 sitting on my lot as we speak and I assure you it’s not a hot product lol but love your videos!!! What they need to do is axe it and bring back xterra
Correct, I have a New 22’ Platinum Reserve Titan on my lot at the moment and I expect to have it for some time.. I have worked Sales and Service at my Nissan dealer for 4 years now and love what they’re doing with other models
I think is Nissan advertised better and had more dealships they wouldn’t sit
Does it have the CVT transmission?
They don’t sell because they are Japanese brand in a American segment. People by the American full size brands because they’re American. You buy the Tundra for Toyota’s reputation in quality and reliability. Nissan doesn’t have anything that makes them stand out in this segment. It’s the same with the Armada.
A redesigned Xterra would be awesome. Great option against the 4Runner
Nissan has 0.0000001% market share of truck market…😮
I have bought about 8 toyotas in a row. I will definitely consider this titan. Now it'll be amazing if they TT that 5.6 for the Warrior
I seen a titan V8 with a Cummins just the other day
Nissan used to own desert racing in the 90s.
Id like to see that again
So is this coming from Nissan or you’re just guessing? I love my 2017,it has 93k miles.
he's gotta be just posting click bait here. There is zero info out there anywhere else besides this video Ben posted. A couple forums have since hyped it up as a new 2024, but they are referencing back to this video as their source. Ben is good and putting out "news" without giving any hint as to where he got his info from. Just click bait until someone, somewhere can verify or confirm any shred of truth to what Ben is talking about here.
Glad to hear the redesign and I’ve been a titan guy for the last 10 years now I’ll never own another Silverado ram or Ford with the issues they have
I’m not sure selling 20-25 thousand units a year would be considered popular. They might be a great truck but based on those numbers it’s not a huge seller for them.
They probably profit a lot from those units sold enough to keep it going
I love my 2022 xd pro4x is the best truck I ever had ... I had tundra dodge ram and gm in pass and they all shuck... plus nissan warranty rocks!!!
Simply put.. if it ant broke, don't fix it people! Nissan won me over as a past gm fanatic for years with this truck back in 07. Our company vehicles have went through Ford, ram, chevy and Nissan and we still have that same 07 titan on the lot and it's driven almost everyday when the majority of all others have came and gone lol! My mom bought an 05 infiniti qx56 brand new and she still has it in her garage but rarely gets driven just because she doesn't haul kids around much anymore and drives a smaller car but the qx still looks and runs perfect!
These major 3 companies have ruined dependability in almost every vehicle option out there but ESP in full size line ups with all their bells and whistles, engine options and especially those pesky engine features for the economical uses so to speak... turbos going out at 50 or 60 thousand or oil consumption and waste because of engine timing and shut offs or even cylinder deactivation lol!
Yeah Nissan may not get the fuel mileage bragging rights alot do buy damn, you ant gotta worry about a new or used vehicle leaving your ass stranded the life of your lease or loan, plus I believe Nissan has probably the best warranty out there and not to mention the most competitive price for new and used vehicles. Super underrated as usual in my opinion!
link to a source or is this all opinion and speculation?
Personally I think the Titan (XD) is an underrated truck. Even though my 2018 XD required a short block repair, I'd bye another with the 5.6L. Pulls my 5K lb. camper with ease. I just don't see Nissan market this vehicle.
I'm sorry to hear you still watch TV.
I’ve had 3 titans, SV,Pro4X & Pro4X XD. I currently own a 22 Frontier that I trade my Tesla in for. Unfortunately they no longer offer Titan in Canada so if they do decide to release the Warrior I will be going State side to pick one up ( I live in boarder city) .
I’ve never had any issues with my Titans, even towed 10,000lb TT with my XD with no issue.
same 18 sv needed short block then they messed up transmission when fixing. thank god for warranty
@nick I know I'm 2 morhs late, but what did they screw up on your transmission? Curious to know if I need to watch for shifting/slipping symptoms.
@@barron3070 when I started to coast from 40ish mph to around 10-15 to take a turn the rpm would shoot up and then catch and jolt forward on turn
I thinks it’s a perfect truck, just needs an infotainment upgrade and back up cameras.
I have a 2018 ProX 4 Titan XD with the Cummins and I love it! I have had Ford, Dodge and GM diesels and like this truck better. I hate they discontiued the diesel engine. Wish they still offered it..
I just want the Titan WARRIOR
I'd sell my current truck for it in a heartbeat
Where are you getting this info?
I have driven an '05 Titan since new. LOVE the v8 engine. The ONLY real engine for a pick'em up truck is a V8! Period, end of discussion, I don't mind the less than stellar gas mileage. but I understand someone on a budget it can be a strain but for me I want nothing else. I also love the 4 speed auto with tow mode. Perfect.
I had an 05 Titan, got rid of it in 2011 and have wanted another one ever since. Maybe 2025 will be the year.
I like this direction as a 2007 owner with 350000 miles and climbing was considering going the RAM OR GMC route but may consider waiting
5:53 the current radio cavity has room for a 10 inch versus the current 9 inch screen, measured diagonally, of course.
I’ve seen that titan warrior concept for years now, any forza player should recognize it easily, I’m glad it finally getting built, hopefully the actual truck looks just as good both inside and out
They should definitely work on the exterior to make it more aggressive as the titan warrior. Also have an option for v8. That’s the only way they can gain market again, being more relatable to outgoing trucks of big 3. They should also have a roadmap to redesign their vehicles after every 4 years as the big 3 does.
Yep. The nonsense of waiting a decade for upgrades is a no go in the hyper competitive light truck market
The F150 may be “redesigned every four years, but essentially the truck looks the same for the last 15 years. New bumpers and grills do not make a new truck!
I would love to see nissan come out with a twin turbo version that will compete with the ford f-150 and tundra. That would be awesome since most truck companies are going that direction. If they can include the v8, v8 hybrid, v6 twin turbo and/or v6 twin turbo hybrid, that would be amazing.
I have a 13 pro 4x4......no issues with 180k......the TITAN names says it all for me. No chance I buy a hybrid.
A major Redesign year for a brand like Nissan, does not move the needle for me. People are rushing to buy used Tundras that still have the V8 engine.
15,000 Titans sold in 2022. Such a “hot commodity” lol
He’s not lying. I have a 2006 Titan though I only have like 112,000 miles on it.
Exciting to see the Titan will make it past the 2023. I think it is a solid truck. My plans are to buy at the end of 2024. Still cross shopping mid-size vs 1/2 ton. Both the Frontier and Titan are on my list. We tow a small camper, so about any truck will tow our Casita. The big issue is payload. If buying a 1/2 ton, I would like a minimum of 1,600 to 1,800 lbs of payload.
Isn't Dodge rumored to be coming out with a mid-sized truck?
Yeah bringing back Dakota
@@daveroski Dick-odor.
@TH-cam_D if they do it right, I'm in!
Love my 2010 Titan my third Nissan truck never had a problem with them and tons of power .
I am on my second Titan and very happy with it. Nissan....keep the Titan in your lineup!
I have 2 Nissan engineers in my extended family and have asked them numerous times if there was ever any plan to build the titan and they both laughed and said not a chance since the amount of money it would cost to build they would need to sell 100k of them to maybe break even in the R&D required to build it and pass certifications.
Thank-you for the Titan news. My 2016 XD is a great truck and I've achieved 22 mpg on certain trips, but normally better than 19 mpg on road trips and not pulling a trailer. I have pulled a 13k pound loaded trailer with no problems on hilly terrain. I would consider the twin turbo V6 for my next one, but I would also consider some kind of hybrid power if it provides better mileage and longer range between fill ups.
This is all I have waiting for! Nice job Ben.
Its not real
The new pro4x is awesome!! Owned a gen 2 raptor and now a 22 pro4x and for some reason i love my 22 nissan
I own a Titan Pro4X and I love this truck. I’m not a fan of a turbo V-8, only because turbo eventually go out and the replacement cost is over $3000.00. The Titan with V-8 can go over 200 KM an hour which is plenty fast for a truck or even a car. Unless you have access to a track or live in California which has plenty of dry lakebeds, that do not have speed limits, the current 5.6 engine is fine. Although I can see how some drivers would like to see more engine options on the Titan and I think that is an excellent idea. I really hope that Nissan continues making the Titan, it is the best full size pickup on the market with the best warranty.
Plug- In hybrid with decent EV range (30-45 miles) + v8 engine will be a game changer. This will be a unique combo that no other truck has it. This will provide city driving still allowing full towing on ICE mode and no range anxiety.
GTR35 engine in a Titan , R Spec Titan. That engine is well built, checks the box for v6, tonnes of aftermarket support.
Or maybe a single well sized turbo VK56 with a lower rev limit to keep it at 500hp.
Don't really care about the hybrid so much but a big 120/240V inverter like 10kW with a good sized battery pack.
F150 is a good benchmark...keep up with the lockable storage and have work surfaces in the cab maybe have them for the back seat and passenger
Every car company works together to make the same exact product.
To the guy that said why increase the price and put a 6 banger in it. Because that 6 banger is currently the most powerful 6 cylinder in the mid sized class. Then they added a twin turbo to it better cams polished heads custom springs and a whole new exhaust. Now that 6 banger offers more bless power than any other full sized truck. By a long shot! Even more than the eco boost ford
The Titan is not a hot product. They are selling 1500-2500 a month. The Canton plant is able to build 100k a year. Lots of speculation here
They don't need a hybrid. They don't need better fuel economy. They do very well without cylinder deactivation, turbo charging, battery power or any other mpg Voodoo that kills durability and resale value. What Nissan needs to do is put their balls in their product line, instead of acting like "yeah. We also make a truck or 2. They're in the back lot by the fence. Hey! Wanna see an EV?" They also need to open up their configurations of cabs, bed lengths, and trim level packages/options. They almost don't make any sense as they are now.
A hybrid V8 would be awesome I think just a regular hybrid version but I would like to see a power on board generator like what's in the F-150 Powerboost thought would be awesome to have another auto maker compete would be awesome.
I been preaching this for two years now. People are so stupid to believe everything they hear. If you look at the Nissan dealers you will have a hard time finding a Nissan Titan XD, GTR, and a the Nissan Z. All three sell just as fast as they come in. Been like this for a while.
I would purchase one if they still ... had the Cummin's diesel. Turbo gas //// B.S. //// Power and great re-sale value with a Cummins. Just look at what old rust bucket RAMS sell for if they have the Cummins....!
This is a REAL man’s truck!
In the future, go with the tried and true V-8. It has been perfected over a 19-year period. I still love my Cummins-powered 2017 Titan XD.
I am a huge pickup guy ,owned them all even the ones they no longer make,dakota had 2 of them. The only pickup that I bought 3 of is the titan,had 3 love the engin and transmission. The gas prices are what drove me out of them. Now driving my 2nd Ridgeline honda reliability and just great all around truck with full size storage capacity. Love the maverick tremors but good luck getting one. Loved my gladiator Rubicon put almost 50,000 on it in one year but my 58 year old body cant take the pounding anymore and I had to giveup rolling my own gears because of 4 spine operations. Would love to get in a new improved titan. Greatly overlooked pickup ,period.
The best mpg that I got with my 23' Titan Pro 4x was *29.1 mpg*
That was a 40 mile drive
I get that too down hill😂
Looks just like all the other over the top heaps, what surprise? The Americanization process rolls on.
this looks better than the Tundra. It's doesn't look like a rock with a bunch of folds and creases. I'll research it and compare it with other hybrid trucks. This is my first time hearing about this.
Honestly, they should of reviewed cummins and asked for a 5.9 revision. The 5.0 V8 is alright, has issues but a revised 5.9 cummins I6 or possibly designing a 6.0 would 100% get alot of people back into the Titan.
Fact: Titan engine harness is 3x smaller than Frontier...who wouldve thought. Pretty descent trucks tho
You seem to be the only person on earth with this information
How legit is this guy ? Can I trust what he says? I love the titan and hoping what he is saying is true
No he is a shill