@@HardHeadMilitary I found a steal on a new 2021 pro4x with convenience package (leather and all) for $45,000. It was $13k under msrp, in April. It is a beautiful truck!
@@jasonk876 the appraisal for my 19 model jumped up to 47k through another website yesterday, it just sucks that you cant buy trucks currently. The price on your 21 is a good price. They had them here in houston, but you had to have nissan financing and my credit was not good enough.
@@HardHeadMilitary It was odd, because I was looking at trucks when prices were already up. I think they even gave me $4,000 in Nissan cash. Nissan kept deals going for a while! I got $2,000 off for financing with the dealership. The only caveat was that they wanted me to wait at least 4 months to pay it off. They loaned at 4%, which isn't great. My credit union would go 1.9%. This is my first new vehicle and I'm 46 years old. It's my retirement gift to myself.I'm going to pay it off on August 26th! When covid settles down, I plan to take it on a nice trip out Wesr, where I've never been.
Man these owner reviews are THE BEST, not a reviewer trying to keep the OE happy, just a real person that spent their really money buying one. Really valuable stuff Tim and team!
I've owned 3 titans, 06 King cab, traded in for a 2010 crew with the chrome package and traded that for a 2013 pro 4X crew cab and loved them all. They all performed better than expected. One of my co-workers a Chevy Silverado die hard owner said he would never buy a titan. So one day we went on a fishing trip and towed my 21' Sea ray Laguna from Augusta to Savannah. Needless to say, he's now a very proud Titan owner.
I bought a new 2021 Titan platinum reserve in April of ‘21. I have owned GMC, FORD and Dodge Trucks each for a minimum of 10 years each. I now have 8000 miles and am averaging 20 mpg on the freeway and locally 17-18 mpg while driving conservatively. Your friend is correct when looking at the value of this Titan and everything that comes with it standard like many of the safety electronics, adaptive cruise control, the ground clearance is better then the other big three trucks, the ride is smoother then the big three, the Endurance motor and rear axle ratio 3.69 is exceptional for towing or highway driving , the 9 speed transmission is awesome. When I was building up a ford or ram or gmc depending on the motor size and whether it was a v6 with turbo or V8 or some other motor size I could not get a V8 with a 3.55 or similar or if I wanted a red truck with a lighter interior it would only be black. There were to many choices and not all favorable but when I went to Nissan it was simple. One motor, the V 8 and one rear axle, the 3.69 and good exterior colors and a nice color interior. Oh and the 5 year 100,000 mile warranty. So and this is actually the ONLY real pickup that is COMPLETELY made in the US in Tennessee. I do recommend this truck to all. There is so much more to talk about. 👍
its close but the transmission and a couple parts are made in Japan. V8 engine made in Tennessee, Truck assembled in Mississippi; best of both worlds if you ask me lol
I traded in an 07 Sierra for the 21 Titan. Some of the reasons I chose the Titan was because I too felt it was the best value for the $, I wanted the longer warranty especially considering the price of purchase for trucks these days, I also wanted a V8 (that sounds cool by the way) with out cylinder deactivation or start stop junk. I have 2700 miles on my Titan so far and I love it. The in town MPG ( for me is a little less than sticker) but that would be the only negative. Great owners review. Thanks for posting.
What kind of fuel mileage are you getting? And do you tend to be a more aggressive driver(like me) or a keep it right on the speed limit driver. (Please stay out of the left lane...lol)
@@philtittle5618 , I don't have a majorly long commute. It's 5 miles to work and I live in suburbia so there is maybe 12 stop lights and similar in those 5 miles. This leads to about 13 MPG. I, love the V8 and sound of it so I accelerate quickly until I am about 10 MPH over the speed limit then maintain speed when able. The best MPG according to the truck calculation has been 21.5 miles on a 50 mile trip (I didn't get gas so unsure if it's accurate) but the best I have calculated is around 18 MPG on a 320 mile trip that had some traffic, some flat land, and some mountains. I hope this answers your question.
I bought a 2021 Glacier White Pro4X with 71,000 miles. Flawless service records. No issues. I average around 15.5 around town, and I don’t drive it slow, lol! In a 40 mile radius of driving, interstate, city and country roads I get around 19.7mpg. Good enough for me. Love that power!
The Titan has always been the most underated and unappreciated truck since it's debute. I got a 2012 Pro4x and I kid you not it's the best rig I've ever own. It's still running like a powehouse with 180k+ on the dash.
Just finished truck shopping 2 weeks ago and brought home a Pro 4x. Last 2 trucks were Silverado's. A comparable Trail Boss LT was gonna cost $8000 more, have less power, less warranty, cylinder deactivation, and auto start/stop. Also got 0% on the Nissan. I've owned multiple Nissan and Infiniti vehicles and been very happy with them.
I bought a black 21 Pro4x. It is a beautiful truck. I took the big pro4x decals off the bed sides and replaced it with a ghost ( matte black) decals from ebay. It looks a lot better! I get lots of compliments on the truck
I done the same thing with a 2018 Titan, use to have Silverado’s and haven’t looked back. Best truck I’ve ever had, good purchase you won’t be disappointed.
Congrats. I just purchased a 2020 titan xd. Im very satisfied with the truck. SL trim with cream leather interior. Rides heavy but planted and still plenty of umph when you accelerate. I think the titans, both regular and XD are woefully underrated.
Thank you for the review! Keep them coming. I am about to pick up a new 2021 Titan Base model and I was blown away by the deal that I got and what it came with! 4x4, 9k towing, Android auto, Apple car play, and bedliner! All for around 40k. Crew cab as well! Can't beat it.
I just bought the 2021 Armada 10 days ago. The V8 is super smooth and it’s always in the power band. I’ve yet to pull my boat which is 400 miles away, but going uphill it seems like it doesn’t notice it’s going uphill. It just seems more refined like a Honda with Vtech and is always in the power band.
I have a first Generation 2004 titan bought it used with 160K it now has about 190K ive had it since 2017 but i usually use my Crown Vic P71 Truck i use for weekends like going to Ride Dirt Bikes, or Shooting , Hunting. About two months ago i took it from home in Menifee, Ca to Richmond, Ca. I towed my trailer took 2 honda 250R dirt bikes and 2 Yamaha banshee's. 3 of my friends and I Plus a few 5gallon gas cans full. The truck Ran so Fast and Easy up hill it didn't feel like i was towing anything
I own a 2016 Nissan Titan XD Platinum Reserve with the 5.0 L Cummins Diesel and I love it. My 5 year warranty will be up this December but I am expecting the truck to run just like it has for me for another 5 plus years and that is almost flawless. I had a minor issue with the HVAC and driver heated seat that was fixed under warranty and that's been it. It will tow my 8500 lbs. camper like it's nothing and with no white knuckle driving and it does it with no effort and with great fuel mileage. I can't be happier. Too bad people don't have an open mind when it comes to these trucks they are missing out in my mind.
@@brianberes Ok lol. There is a reason, that these trucks sit on a lot 200 days. People usually don’t listen anyways. Warranty’s are also a hit or miss. They can sell you anything, but when it comes to the 10,000 transmission repair, they will be looking for ways to deny it.
True about the warranties but if you look at most other brand trucks including the Big 3 manufacturers they all have their own short term and long term problems. We are dealing with a mass produced product with thousands parts to make it. What do you drive?
As someone who as owned a 12 f150 with the 5.0 and a 18 silverado with the 5.3. I never really even considered looking at the titan but after having major issues with both the Ford and chevy and seeing all the reviews on the titan. I'm seriously considering jumping into one. The big 3 might have a ton more features on there trucks, but the reliability of them has gone down hill so fast its not even funny.
Agreed 100%, just traded in my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it and man its a really great truck and the V8 is a pure beast
Toyota and Nissan both bought semiconductors ahead of the shortage as a heads up. And most of us have to travel to get a the big city dealership. My closest is an hour a way. Nice truck, good choice.
Toyota has had there truck plant shut down quite a bit. My buddy works at a dealership and said they won’t see a Tundra for quite awhile yet. And haven’t got one since mid April.
I have a 2018 SV Titan with connivence package, towing package , utility package plus the standard conveniences. It is fantastic. The savings over the competition is substantial.
I owned a 055,08,2011,2014,and 2015 F150 Platinum 3.5 EB. I bought a 2017 Nissan Titan SV in 2019 and never looked back. I really like my TITAN,and will buy another one in the future
Awesome brother, I just traded in my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it and man its a freakn beast, a 5 year 100,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty as well as a lifetime power train warranty and best of all no cylinder deactivation and no Auto stop start crap either.
I just bought a 2023 Platinum Reserve. Non biased here, I can tell you that it got my attention due to the deal that I found on it. That is what lured me in to even give it a chance, however after driving it, I was sold. I have had pretty much all of the trucks out there, and the ones that I haven't, I have driven extensively. I say all of this to let you know that this truck is the real deal. Unless you need to tow over 9200 pounds (I think it will safely tow much more) then overlook this truck, if not, you owe it to yourself to give it a test drive just like I did and you will probably wake up in the morning seeing a Titan in your driveway. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain by trying one out for yourselves.
Exactly mate, I just traded my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it with 360 HP and 380 Ibs of Torque for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it with 400 HP and 413 Ibs of Torque and man its a freakn beast and it sounds like a beast as well.
My 2017 Nissan Titan XD Platinum Cummins turbo diesel does not have the upgraded electronics, but otherwise just as good as the new 2022. Not one warranty issue in almost five years. Thanks for profiling a great truck.
Coming from a die-hard Ford guy here, my next truck will be a Titan for these very same reasons. Ford, GM, and Ram prices have gotten so stupid high! You get more truck for the money, a great warranty and great reliability with Nissan
I have owned Chevy (both full sized and mid sized), Ram (both full sized and Dakota), and Ridgeline, which I gave to my wife. I switched to a Titan Platinum Reserve and have never looked back. Although it is my tow vehicle for our RV, it is a great daily driver with a killer warranty. I wished I had found it sooner. Good video.
Good to see a manufacturer is willing to give some value to the customer's hard earned money. I got no issues with a manufacturer using a switch along their lineup, shows it is reliable and available years down the road when it wears out vs the one off switch available in a vehicle with a five year run.
The 5.6 Endurance engine is amazingly smooth and strong. It also takes punishment even with 10k-20k oil changes, regretfully I neglected my 2007 due to my railroad work schedule. Planning on trading my Raptor in on a 2022 Titan is they do a few changes to it. Mainly with towing and a power bump.
I just traded my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it with over 163,000 miles on it for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it that had 32 miles on it (which now has over 4,500 miles on it) and man its a freakn beast.
Great truck, bought one myself, can't say enough good things about it! Best seats in the industry. My only gripe is the 26 gallon fuel tank. It should be at least 34.
A friend just traded his Chevy in on a Nissan Titan. Said he likes it way more than he likes the Chevy. He had a Ford before that but hates the local dealer so won’t go back even though he likes it more than the Chevy. Said the Nissan and Ford are same comfort wise but the Nissan was much cheaper.
I traded in a 2020 Ram 2500 Megacab Laramie w/Cummins for a 2021 Nissan Titan Pro-4x last weekend. The 2500 was more truck than I needed. Used car market is such that I made a fair bit of money to drive that truck for 16 mos and 27K miles. Though I had to make a road trip, I found a dealer that sold me the Titan 4K below MSRP. That still seemed expensive for a Titan but the best I could manage due the pandemic and chip shortage. I thought the Titan was going to feel like a step down. I was wrong. Obviously, it's a completely different experience from the HD, but I absolutely love it. I've always loved the way Titans look. That's subjective but the Titan does it for me. The V8 is mean and smooth. The 9-speed is a huge step forward. It's the 2nd best automatic transmission I've ever owned. (8-speed ZF in my 2018 Ram 1500 still takes the cake.) Build quality and reliability are great. Two small gripes: 1) Camera resolution is low. 2) Shifter lever is plasticky and flimsy feeling. This truck is seriously underrated and a fantastic value. Honestly, I have no idea why Nissan can't sell more of these. Driving it puts a huge smile on my face. Great video. Keep the awesome content coming.
Great content. I'm picking up my 2021 pro4x from the dealer tonight for 53k and the retail is 63k. I hear it's pretty rare to pay full retail on a Nissan truck.
When I was shopping for my truck I also wanted the Ramboxes, the nice feature of the Titanboxes is that you can remove them fairly easy, where the ramboxes are not removable.
On the F150 with the eco boost gets worst milage than the Titan. So, the V8 on the Titan gets better mileage than the Ford during towing. The hybrid (electri motor)on the f150 is not engaged while towing it only uses the v6 engine.
Having the same parts across their line-up like the key fob and feature controls is a good thing. It cuts costs and increases availability making these trucks less expensive in the end.
I have a 21 Platinum Reserve. I have 2 minor issues with it. 1. I dont like is the heavy steering. Id prefer they had lightened the steering and made the steering wheel smaller. And 2nd, I wish the had made the Channel and volume buttons on the steering wheel on top of each other with same shape button.
I also switched from an F-150 to a Titan. When it came time to trade in my old '13 F-150 I drove the '18 F-150 and the '18 Titan back to back and the Titan completely blew the Ford out of the water, much to my surprise! The Ford couldn't get close to the same features for the same price and of course Ford can't even sniff the Titan's warranty. It really was a no-brainer decision. Unfortunately, now that Nissan has dropped the single-cab Titan I'm going to be forced to buy a Ford or GM truck for my next truck.... I just can't live without an 8'-bed. :/
Tim, I appreciate you pointing out how some of us rely on our trucks for work. I constantly get the "how much are they paying you" or "you could have just gotten a Prius" comments about my F-150. Drives me nuts! I commute over 100 miles 2-5 days per week, and like this guy it's in all weather. I have offices spread out all throughout central to eastern Nebraska, and at any point might have to run to one of them. I need a reliable, capable vehicle that I know won't let me down. I'm also built like a gorilla with a Dad bod so wedging my ass in a Prius is torture. I'd prefer to be comfortable and not have my commute be torture. A full size truck makes that possible.
yes it is a shame, i think they went wrong with the cummins unfortunatly... they may have been early to market with a diesel in a half ton, but for such low sales as the titan, it really made no sense... and a diesel really doesn't make sense in a half ton to begin with... beauty engine, too big of a premium and too little to gain towing with it to make it make sense... I really still like the old style titan, and damn fine trucks... almost had one but went toyota instead
Was considering with the value and added warranty until they announced they weren't going to sell it in Canada anymore. On top of that, their reliability has taken a hit since being bought by Renault and the dealership didn't seem interested in negotiating.
Owned all of the Big 3 bought a Titan SV in May 2022 I’ll never go back to anything else great truck couldn’t be more satisfied I don’t understand why there aren’t more on the road why pay 10 to 15 thousand more for basically the same truck when you go with the Big 3.
Have a 18 Titan Pro 4X and great truck. Love the 5yr 100k warranty. 3yr warranty really Ford Chevy. That was fine when you financed for 3 years. And don't tell me you don't need a longer warranty.
my 2015 tundra was 3k cheaper than an f150 with less options, i've now priced a new tundra, and its 2k cheaper than f150... plus my resale is amazing, 5.5 years and i've been offered 33000 on trade, I paid 36300 (plus frieight, PDI, dealer fee etc). thats pretty damn amazing. problem is the upgrade is still going to cost 12,000 for the same truck... but a sunroof and leather would be nice too.... LOL... best deal is always base model... SR5, XLT etc... Nissan make a nice truck too, hope the new motors stay together...
Bought new 2019 SV 4wd crew. Happy so far. V8 is awesome. Love the way GMCs look but been there done that (too many issues with 2004 Sierra). If Titan turns out to be POS like GMC, buying Tundra.
I have a 2004 Nissan Titan I bought new. Still runs great. Now I bought a 2021 Nissan Titan SV XD $41000.00 not sure why I was able to get such a great deal. I’ve put a 3 inch RC lift Fuel wheels 33” falcon atw3. We tow a 22ft 5th wheel with this truck. My wife and I love the Titan! Oh, it’s Red with Black no Crome 😀
Love my 2021 SV. My only question is about the clarity of the back up camera. No matter how much I increase the brightness it still has that yellow-ish color to it. Not as bright as i would like it to be. Is there a fix for that? Great interview by the way!
All the titans are like that. You can upgrade the camera for $200 and it's twice as good but still not 1080p. There is a video on TH-cam of a guy doing it.
Looking into get a pro 4X but a bit worry it will be pull out of the North American market it already got pull from Canada, will see what happens on the US????
Interesting on the 0% finance and he still got the big rebate/discount. When I purchased my F-150 last October FORD wanted to take away my one $5k rebate if I took their 0% finance.
Die hard Ram guy drove one forever, still have my 99 and 06 cummins which I will never get rid of, but my daily driver, traded my 1500 for this truck, because I like the way it looked, and I am blown away by performance and ride. I will say the Ram got better gas milage, but its nice
Most underrated truck and most rebated truck fully loaded pro4x 2021 I got for 49k and 0% for 84 with no penalty for early pay off And she tows well 8500 lb travel trailer
The titan used to be one of the best looking trucks, I couldn’t believe what I saw when they changed the body style. I was in the market for a truck when Nissan was going to release the new Titan so I waited. As soon as I saw it I was out.
Definitely go out of state they will usually ship for surprisingly low prices. That what I did. But they were only 1.5 hours away so I made the deal over the phone and by text then picked it up on the weekend. It was a great ride home! 😄 if you are shopping a year old like say the 2020 models then carvana makes it really easy too. Almost got a xd pro 4x off there but then I found the SL model and my wife fell in love.... Happy wife, happy life. But don't get it twisted... I liked the SL better too so it was a win win.
Nissan is a good truck….BUT..I am on my 4th F150 platinum with Ecoboost Platinum since 2012. I bought my 2021 in January of 2021 before the Greed pricing started. I got almost $9000 off of true sticker which has been about average over my last 3 Platinums. And I have loved all of them. No problems other than a couple minor issues. But the power and ride of the F150’s has been wonderful. And my 2021 is unreal with everything including tech. Had it a year and got 20000 great miles on it. Will never buy another truck of any kind unless prices go back to normal. But I am so glad I bought my 21 platinum before the greed started. Nice Nissan though.
@@Pickuptrucktalk I'm considering a Titan myself, current owner of a 5.0 2016 F150, I would like to know what is his perspective after owning the truck for a year, also what do you know about the class action on the 9 speed transmission. Thank you.
@@Andreshponton He still likes it and enjoys driving it. On the class action, there is literally a class action for every brand right now on various things. He hasn’t had any issues with the transmission.
Ironic it takes a shortage to fuel Nissan’s demand curve...my truck never shutters with start stop. I turn it off but it never shuttered. The sandals with shorts though but umm that’s umm ok. Seems like any vehicle would make sense if you trade it in every 2 but that’s ok... enjoy it. I’d mentioned depreciation and Titans as reasons why you don’t seem them but it’s ok. Enjoy the ride and the new Mrs....?
Love that Oval Nissan Keyfob. Don't mess with perfection! And that Nissan V8 is a closed deck engine, forged all internals, titanium valves, 6 bolt main bearings, and a few other things I am not thinking of. Thats a SERIOUS engine and is closely related to Nissans V8 circuit race engines from a few years back. Plus 5 yr /100,000 miles bumper-to-bumper warranty Crazy!
Bought an 06 Titan new and then a 19 xd diesel last year. Gave my 06 to my son. It still looks and runs great. Bang for the buck is hard to beat. If you really want a deal find one that is one or two years old. Still have more warrant left than u get with other trucks. There not as popular with most people and don’t seem to hold resale as good so I’ve seen some really good deals on trucks with under 20 k miles on them.
My only real gripe with the Titan, is the steering wheel isn't centered with the seat. It's off to the right. Other than that, they do have a lot of value. I'm just not sure the resale value is all that good, because nobody buys them.
Bought a 2023 Platinum Reserve last week with 17K and got a much better deal that I would for a 2023 Ford, Chevy, Dodge or Toyota. Like others I wanted a V8 without stop/start and cylinder deactivation or hybrid technology. IMO the Titan is a far superior truck, it rides as smooth as any car I have driven and has a wonderful exhaust note even with the stock exhaust. Nissan has been improving this truck year after year in order to try and compete and it DOES compete but the problem is they did a lousy job of marketing it. A lot of people I talk to tell me they were unaware Nissan made a full size truck.
@@Pickuptrucktalk One more thing, the 5.6 V8 is Nissan's first foray into V8's. They had a problem with the #7 cylinder (pre 2020) but got that corrected. IMO it is a very solid engine with plenty of power at 400 HP and 395 ft lbs of torque.
How is the turning radius? I had a 2005 I think it was and it turned like a bread truck. One of the biggest reasons why I got rid of it. Too hard to park. I think it lacked rack and pinion steering like the Fords.
I really hoped that diesel v8 would have worked out.. you’re stuck with eco diesels or $10k diesels with 1000lbs torque and only gas in between. But it looks like it was really unreliable and parts are scarce.
@@Calebflying2025 I agree but my point was more that people are forced into a $10k engine upgrade, but will never pull 20-30k lbs. also I think that if it had been reliable they would be sought after and hold value and create a market in the same way the old Ford 7.3 diesel has.
@@michaellopour7409 I am not quiet sure what you are saying . The bottom line is if you tow heavy often , then you need a diesel. The other 95% of people could use gas. They make 3/4 trucks with gas motors that will pull the 12k Camper like nothing. The problem is fuel economy towing . However most people buying diesel to pull the camper 5 times a year is a bit silly. The reality is many people buy them for looks , and never even tow anything. Diesel engines cost more go produce . The 5.0 Cummins was no different, and simply didn't have the towing capability , power to match the price tag .
@@Calebflying2025 really? It wasn't cheaper than the HD diesels? That's all I'd like is something just as powerful as the gas options but with diesel economy, for something less than five figures. It doesn't exist I assume because the big 3 are duking it out for king of the tow rating.
@@ghostlegit Rebates are generally higher on vehicles that don't sell well. Like the Titan. Doesn't mean it's not a nice vehicle there just not moving them off the lot.
@@Mjr1348 yeah the reason is American people will only buy American trucks. There’s a REASON why Toyota and Nissan don’t sell well in the half ton segment.
Most underrated truck on the market today.
I love my 19 model sv 4x4
I purchased for 28k added a few upgrades, and did an online trade in appraisal yesterday for almost 42k
I agree. It doesn't sell but that doesn't mean it's not a good truck.
@@HardHeadMilitary I found a steal on a new 2021 pro4x with convenience package (leather and all) for $45,000. It was $13k under msrp, in April. It is a beautiful truck!
@@jasonk876 the appraisal for my 19 model jumped up to 47k through another website yesterday, it just sucks that you cant buy trucks currently.
The price on your 21 is a good price. They had them here in houston, but you had to have nissan financing and my credit was not good enough.
@@HardHeadMilitary It was odd, because I was looking at trucks when prices were already up. I think they even gave me $4,000 in Nissan cash. Nissan kept deals going for a while! I got $2,000 off for financing with the dealership. The only caveat was that they wanted me to wait at least 4 months to pay it off. They loaned at 4%, which isn't great. My credit union would go 1.9%. This is my first new vehicle and I'm 46 years old. It's my retirement gift to myself.I'm going to pay it off on August 26th! When covid settles down, I plan to take it on a nice trip out Wesr, where I've never been.
Man these owner reviews are THE BEST, not a reviewer trying to keep the OE happy, just a real person that spent their really money buying one. Really valuable stuff Tim and team!
Agree
I've owned 3 titans, 06 King cab, traded in for a 2010 crew with the chrome package and traded that for a 2013 pro 4X crew cab and loved them all. They all performed better than expected. One of my co-workers a Chevy Silverado die hard owner said he would never buy a titan. So one day we went on a fishing trip and towed my 21' Sea ray Laguna from Augusta to Savannah. Needless to say, he's now a very proud Titan owner.
I bought a new 2021 Titan platinum reserve in April of ‘21. I have owned GMC, FORD and Dodge Trucks each for a minimum of 10 years each. I now have 8000 miles and am averaging 20 mpg on the freeway and locally 17-18 mpg while driving conservatively. Your friend is correct when looking at the value of this Titan and everything that comes with it standard like many of the safety electronics, adaptive cruise control, the ground clearance is better then the other big three trucks, the ride is smoother then the big three, the Endurance motor and rear axle ratio 3.69 is exceptional for towing or highway driving , the 9 speed transmission is awesome. When I was building up a ford or ram or gmc depending on the motor size and whether it was a v6 with turbo or V8 or some other motor size I could not get a V8 with a 3.55 or similar or if I wanted a red truck with a lighter interior it would only be black. There were to many choices and not all favorable but when I went to Nissan it was simple. One motor, the V 8 and one rear axle, the 3.69 and good exterior colors and a nice color interior. Oh and the 5 year 100,000 mile warranty.
So and this is actually the ONLY real pickup that is COMPLETELY made in the US in Tennessee. I do recommend this truck to all. There is so much more to talk about. 👍
its close but the transmission and a couple parts are made in Japan. V8 engine made in Tennessee, Truck assembled in Mississippi; best of both worlds if you ask me lol
I have a 2021 Titan SV. I owned Chevys, Fords and my Titan does whatever I need it to do. I absolutely love it.
I have a 2021 Titan XD Platinum Reserve and love it. Beast of a truck and way underrated.
thinking about getting one !
I traded in an 07 Sierra for the 21 Titan. Some of the reasons I chose the Titan was because I too felt it was the best value for the $, I wanted the longer warranty especially considering the price of purchase for trucks these days, I also wanted a V8 (that sounds cool by the way) with out cylinder deactivation or start stop junk. I have 2700 miles on my Titan so far and I love it. The in town MPG ( for me is a little less than sticker) but that would be the only negative.
Great owners review. Thanks for posting.
What kind of fuel mileage are you getting? And do you tend to be a more aggressive driver(like me) or a keep it right on the speed limit driver. (Please stay out of the left lane...lol)
@@philtittle5618 , I don't have a majorly long commute. It's 5 miles to work and I live in suburbia so there is maybe 12 stop lights and similar in those 5 miles. This leads to about 13 MPG. I, love the V8 and sound of it so I accelerate quickly until I am about 10 MPH over the speed limit then maintain speed when able. The best MPG according to the truck calculation has been 21.5 miles on a 50 mile trip (I didn't get gas so unsure if it's accurate) but the best I have calculated is around 18 MPG on a 320 mile trip that had some traffic, some flat land, and some mountains. I hope this answers your question.
@@jerryramsey2486 Thanks! Sounds about the way I drive. 👍😁
I bought a 2021 Glacier White Pro4X with 71,000 miles. Flawless service records. No issues. I average around 15.5 around town, and I don’t drive it slow, lol! In a 40 mile radius of driving, interstate, city and country roads I get around 19.7mpg. Good enough for me. Love that power!
The Titan has always been the most underated and unappreciated truck since it's debute. I got a 2012 Pro4x and I kid you not it's the best rig I've ever own. It's still running like a powehouse with 180k+ on the dash.
Just finished truck shopping 2 weeks ago and brought home a Pro 4x.
Last 2 trucks were Silverado's.
A comparable Trail Boss LT was gonna cost $8000 more, have less power, less warranty, cylinder deactivation, and auto start/stop. Also got 0% on the Nissan. I've owned multiple Nissan and Infiniti vehicles and been very happy with them.
I bought a black 21 Pro4x. It is a beautiful truck. I took the big pro4x decals off the bed sides and replaced it with a ghost ( matte black) decals from ebay. It looks a lot better! I get lots of compliments on the truck
Nice looking Nissan. Great interview and truck review Tim. The value for the Nissan is 1 of the reasons I owned 3 of them.
I done the same thing with a 2018 Titan, use to have Silverado’s and haven’t looked back. Best truck I’ve ever had, good purchase you won’t be disappointed.
Glad there are people out in the world that can pay for such high end vehicles. Keeps us autoworkers employed.
thanks for your work especially if you helped build my titan :)
You're welcome man. I buy American made just for you guys.
Congrats. I just purchased a 2020 titan xd. Im very satisfied with the truck. SL trim with cream leather interior. Rides heavy but planted and still plenty of umph when you accelerate. I think the titans, both regular and XD are woefully underrated.
I have a 2017 Platinum Reserve with 75k miles. Runs like a champ! Zero problems.
Thank you for the review! Keep them coming. I am about to pick up a new 2021 Titan Base model and I was blown away by the deal that I got and what it came with! 4x4, 9k towing, Android auto, Apple car play, and bedliner! All for around 40k. Crew cab as well! Can't beat it.
Still like it?
Yeah still like it 42k miles later! I added the Nismo Dual Exhaust, running boards, and factory remote start.@swissmrkc
I just bought the 2021 Armada 10 days ago. The V8 is super smooth and it’s always in the power band. I’ve yet to pull my boat which is 400 miles away, but going uphill it seems like it doesn’t notice it’s going uphill. It just seems more refined like a Honda with Vtech and is always in the power band.
Congrats on your purchase, the Nissan 5.6 is a very underrated engine
I have a first Generation 2004 titan bought it used with 160K it now has about 190K ive had it since 2017 but i usually use my Crown Vic P71 Truck i use for weekends like going to Ride Dirt Bikes, or Shooting , Hunting.
About two months ago i took it from home in Menifee, Ca to Richmond, Ca.
I towed my trailer took 2 honda 250R dirt bikes and 2 Yamaha banshee's. 3 of my friends and I
Plus a few 5gallon gas cans full.
The truck Ran so Fast and Easy up hill it didn't feel like i was towing anything
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I grew up loving Dodge/Ram but bought a 2017 Titan SL then traded it for a 2020 Titan Pro4X, couldn't be happier
I switched for a 2018 Ford F150 FX4 to a 2021 Nissan Titan Pro-4x and couldn’t be happier!
Got Titan Pro 4 X 2006 ,I like it very much with 210,000 miles on it and still working good.👍
I own a 2016 Nissan Titan XD Platinum Reserve with the 5.0 L Cummins Diesel and I love it. My 5 year warranty will be up this December but I am expecting the truck to run just like it has for me for another 5 plus years and that is almost flawless. I had a minor issue with the HVAC and driver heated seat that was fixed under warranty and that's been it. It will tow my 8500 lbs. camper like it's nothing and with no white knuckle driving and it does it with no effort and with great fuel mileage. I can't be happier. Too bad people don't have an open mind when it comes to these trucks they are missing out in my mind.
Sell it asap. Those engines, and transmission can and will have catastrophic issues.
@@Calebflying2025 nope bought an extended warranty through my credit union and my truck runs like a top. I'm a super satisfied Titan XD Cummins owner.
@@brianberes Ok lol. There is a reason, that these trucks sit on a lot 200 days. People usually don’t listen anyways. Warranty’s are also a hit or miss. They can sell you anything, but when it comes to the 10,000 transmission repair, they will be looking for ways to deny it.
True about the warranties but if you look at most other brand trucks including the Big 3 manufacturers they all have their own short term and long term problems. We are dealing with a mass produced product with thousands parts to make it. What do you drive?
@@brianberes Second Gen 2.7EB. I had two diesel trucks prior. 05 6.0 and a 06 5.9 mega cab.
As someone who as owned a 12 f150 with the 5.0 and a 18 silverado with the 5.3. I never really even considered looking at the titan but after having major issues with both the Ford and chevy and seeing all the reviews on the titan. I'm seriously considering jumping into one. The big 3 might have a ton more features on there trucks, but the reliability of them has gone down hill so fast its not even funny.
Agreed 100%, just traded in my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it and man its a really great truck and the V8 is a pure beast
Toyota and Nissan both bought semiconductors ahead of the shortage as a heads up. And most of us have to travel to get a the big city dealership. My closest is an hour a way. Nice truck, good choice.
Toyota has had there truck plant shut down quite a bit. My buddy works at a dealership and said they won’t see a Tundra for quite awhile yet. And haven’t got one since mid April.
I have a 2018 SV Titan with connivence package, towing package , utility package plus the standard conveniences. It is fantastic. The savings over the competition is substantial.
I owned a 055,08,2011,2014,and 2015 F150 Platinum 3.5 EB. I bought a 2017 Nissan Titan SV in 2019 and never looked back. I really like my TITAN,and will buy another one in the future
Awesome brother, I just traded in my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it and man its a freakn beast, a 5 year 100,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty as well as a lifetime power train warranty and best of all no cylinder deactivation and no Auto stop start crap either.
I started to notice more Titan around my area after I got one myself.
It’s always like that
I just bought a 2023 Platinum Reserve. Non biased here, I can tell you that it got my attention due to the deal that I found on it. That is what lured me in to even give it a chance, however after driving it, I was sold. I have had pretty much all of the trucks out there, and the ones that I haven't, I have driven extensively. I say all of this to let you know that this truck is the real deal. Unless you need to tow over 9200 pounds (I think it will safely tow much more) then overlook this truck, if not, you owe it to yourself to give it a test drive just like I did and you will probably wake up in the morning seeing a Titan in your driveway. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain by trying one out for yourselves.
Exactly mate, I just traded my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it with 360 HP and 380 Ibs of Torque for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it with 400 HP and 413 Ibs of Torque and man its a freakn beast and it sounds like a beast as well.
Impressive that the Platinum Reserve was WAY less Xp$v than the comparable Ford or RAM. $7K discount too. Wow.
And it looks much much better. A lot of people are just stuck with brand loyalty to F150 and missing so much from its Japanese competitors.
Still made in America too.
My 2017 Nissan Titan XD Platinum Cummins turbo diesel does not have the upgraded electronics, but otherwise just as good as the new 2022. Not one warranty issue in almost five years. Thanks for profiling a great truck.
Best sounding V8 in the segment and best sounding factory exhaust!
Just leased a 21 pro 4x in November. I absolutely love this truck, only thing is I paid sticker.
Coming from a die-hard Ford guy here, my next truck will be a Titan for these very same reasons. Ford, GM, and Ram prices have gotten so stupid high! You get more truck for the money, a great warranty and great reliability with Nissan
I bought a 2019 Nissan TITAN I Love it. Rides Smooth and looks good.
I have owned Chevy (both full sized and mid sized), Ram (both full sized and Dakota), and Ridgeline, which I gave to my wife. I switched to a Titan Platinum Reserve and have never looked back. Although it is my tow vehicle for our RV, it is a great daily driver with a killer warranty. I wished I had found it sooner. Good video.
Good to see a manufacturer is willing to give some value to the customer's hard earned money. I got no issues with a manufacturer using a switch along their lineup, shows it is reliable and available years down the road when it wears out vs the one off switch available in a vehicle with a five year run.
The titan is a very undervalued truck. We enjoyed our time in one
The 5.6 Endurance engine is amazingly smooth and strong. It also takes punishment even with 10k-20k oil changes, regretfully I neglected my 2007 due to my railroad work schedule. Planning on trading my Raptor in on a 2022 Titan is they do a few changes to it. Mainly with towing and a power bump.
Get a Titan XD?
I just traded my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it with over 163,000 miles on it for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it that had 32 miles on it (which now has over 4,500 miles on it) and man its a freakn beast.
Great truck, bought one myself, can't say enough good things about it! Best seats in the industry. My only gripe is the 26 gallon fuel tank. It should be at least 34.
A friend just traded his Chevy in on a Nissan Titan. Said he likes it way more than he likes the Chevy. He had a Ford before that but hates the local dealer so won’t go back even though he likes it more than the Chevy. Said the Nissan and Ford are same comfort wise but the Nissan was much cheaper.
4 f150s later after all 4 getting totaled, and I just bought and shipped to Houston from Petersburg, a 2018 Titan SV 4x4
I traded in a 2020 Ram 2500 Megacab Laramie w/Cummins for a 2021 Nissan Titan Pro-4x last weekend. The 2500 was more truck than I needed. Used car market is such that I made a fair bit of money to drive that truck for 16 mos and 27K miles. Though I had to make a road trip, I found a dealer that sold me the Titan 4K below MSRP. That still seemed expensive for a Titan but the best I could manage due the pandemic and chip shortage. I thought the Titan was going to feel like a step down. I was wrong. Obviously, it's a completely different experience from the HD, but I absolutely love it. I've always loved the way Titans look. That's subjective but the Titan does it for me. The V8 is mean and smooth. The 9-speed is a huge step forward. It's the 2nd best automatic transmission I've ever owned. (8-speed ZF in my 2018 Ram 1500 still takes the cake.) Build quality and reliability are great. Two small gripes: 1) Camera resolution is low. 2) Shifter lever is plasticky and flimsy feeling. This truck is seriously underrated and a fantastic value. Honestly, I have no idea why Nissan can't sell more of these. Driving it puts a huge smile on my face. Great video. Keep the awesome content coming.
Great content. I'm picking up my 2021 pro4x from the dealer tonight for 53k and the retail is 63k. I hear it's pretty rare to pay full retail on a Nissan truck.
How do you like it?
Gotta love the blinker check to check your trailer blinkers and brake lights. Using that key fob.
I have a 2011 Titan. They are great trucks. Very enjoyable to drive.
When I was shopping for my truck I also wanted the Ramboxes, the nice feature of the Titanboxes is that you can remove them fairly easy, where the ramboxes are not removable.
On the F150 with the eco boost gets worst milage than the Titan. So, the V8 on the Titan gets better mileage than the Ford during towing. The hybrid (electri motor)on the f150 is not engaged while towing it only uses the v6 engine.
Having the same parts across their line-up like the key fob and feature controls is a good thing. It cuts costs and increases availability making these trucks less expensive in the end.
I have a 21 Platinum Reserve. I have 2 minor issues with it. 1. I dont like is the heavy steering. Id prefer they had lightened the steering and made the steering wheel smaller. And 2nd, I wish the had made the Channel and volume buttons on the steering wheel on top of each other with same shape button.
Nice choice. I wish Nissan would put a larger displacement in the XD version.
Or at the least increase the output with the 5.6 for the XD. Plus bigger brakes, leaf springs,
23 Pro 4 x loaded and it came all tech that works no issue at all with the truck closes With a thud solid feeling best truck for the money
I have a 2015 Titan love it hope you’re neighbor likes it
I also switched from an F-150 to a Titan. When it came time to trade in my old '13 F-150 I drove the '18 F-150 and the '18 Titan back to back and the Titan completely blew the Ford out of the water, much to my surprise! The Ford couldn't get close to the same features for the same price and of course Ford can't even sniff the Titan's warranty. It really was a no-brainer decision. Unfortunately, now that Nissan has dropped the single-cab Titan I'm going to be forced to buy a Ford or GM truck for my next truck.... I just can't live without an 8'-bed. :/
and an extended cab with 8' bed is longer than a wet sunday!
@@666dynomax like driving a school bus. xD
Tim, I appreciate you pointing out how some of us rely on our trucks for work. I constantly get the "how much are they paying you" or "you could have just gotten a Prius" comments about my F-150. Drives me nuts! I commute over 100 miles 2-5 days per week, and like this guy it's in all weather. I have offices spread out all throughout central to eastern Nebraska, and at any point might have to run to one of them. I need a reliable, capable vehicle that I know won't let me down.
I'm also built like a gorilla with a Dad bod so wedging my ass in a Prius is torture. I'd prefer to be comfortable and not have my commute be torture. A full size truck makes that possible.
I hear you on wedging into a Prius. That's also a big NOPE for me.
I like the Titan. It’s a shame they don’t sell more. Here in Canada, they’ve stopped selling them altogether. Shame. It’s a nice truck
yes it is a shame, i think they went wrong with the cummins unfortunatly... they may have been early to market with a diesel in a half ton, but for such low sales as the titan, it really made no sense... and a diesel really doesn't make sense in a half ton to begin with... beauty engine, too big of a premium and too little to gain towing with it to make it make sense... I really still like the old style titan, and damn fine trucks... almost had one but went toyota instead
Was considering with the value and added warranty until they announced they weren't going to sell it in Canada anymore. On top of that, their reliability has taken a hit since being bought by Renault and the dealership didn't seem interested in negotiating.
@@jeffw6894 there trucks haven't taken any hit.
@@ghostlegit Nissan's QC isn't what it used to be, you need that longer warranty where you didn't before.
@@jeffw6894 dad has a titan. I have a frontier we both didn't need extended warrants.
I would love to see if he still has the truck and if so, how’s his experience with it? Good video.
Looking at getting a Titan pro-4X 2024 great video
Owned all of the Big 3 bought a Titan SV in May 2022 I’ll never go back to anything else great truck couldn’t be more satisfied I don’t understand why there aren’t more on the road why pay 10 to 15 thousand more for basically the same truck when you go with the Big 3.
Have a 18 Titan Pro 4X and great truck. Love the 5yr 100k warranty. 3yr warranty really Ford Chevy. That was fine when you financed for 3 years. And don't tell me you don't need a longer warranty.
We should all be this happy with our trucks. I'd love to see an update video a few years from now.
It will be traded within 2 year so don't count on it lol
Happy with our trucks can be easier that happy with our lady.
my 2015 tundra was 3k cheaper than an f150 with less options, i've now priced a new tundra, and its 2k cheaper than f150... plus my resale is amazing, 5.5 years and i've been offered 33000 on trade, I paid 36300 (plus frieight, PDI, dealer fee etc). thats pretty damn amazing. problem is the upgrade is still going to cost 12,000 for the same truck... but a sunroof and leather would be nice too.... LOL... best deal is always base model... SR5, XLT etc... Nissan make a nice truck too, hope the new motors stay together...
I'm on my 2nd Titan. I love these trucks.
Tim, can you do a follow up on this or would be like a “long term review.”
He sold it a while ago. He gets bored and swaps vehicles all the time.
Bought new 2019 SV 4wd crew. Happy so far. V8 is awesome. Love the way GMCs look but been there done that (too many issues with 2004 Sierra). If Titan turns out to be POS like GMC, buying Tundra.
I have a 2004 Nissan Titan I bought new. Still runs great. Now I bought a 2021 Nissan Titan SV XD $41000.00 not sure why I was able to get such a great deal. I’ve put a 3 inch RC lift Fuel wheels 33” falcon atw3. We tow a 22ft 5th wheel with this truck. My wife and I love the Titan! Oh, it’s Red with Black no Crome 😀
How many miles were on your '21 when you purchased? Seems like you got a good deal. I'm shopping now and weighing my options.
@@Johnbobon The 2021 was new 8 miles. Not sure why we were able to get that price especially in these times. Blessed!
@@richardhaynes8737 That's awesome. Very nice find. God is good. I hope it runs perfectly and rust-free for a long time. 👍
Enjoyed this video, truck is very nice, warranty was a surprise, an update 6mn or a year from now would be appreciated.
Love my 2021 SV. My only question is about the clarity of the back up camera. No matter how much I increase the brightness it still has that yellow-ish color to it. Not as bright as i would like it to be. Is there a fix for that?
Great interview by the way!
Probably just the video camera quality or something on the lens. That's all I can think of.
All the titans are like that. You can upgrade the camera for $200 and it's twice as good but still not 1080p. There is a video on TH-cam of a guy doing it.
Looking into get a pro 4X but a bit worry it will be pull out of the North American market it already got pull from Canada, will see what happens on the US????
Interesting on the 0% finance and he still got the big rebate/discount. When I purchased my F-150 last October FORD wanted to take away my one $5k rebate if I took their 0% finance.
well thats the way the deal works... 0% isn't 0%, its paying sticker, and then "giving" you 0% with ford.
Die hard Ram guy drove one forever, still have my 99 and 06 cummins which I will never get rid of, but my daily driver, traded my 1500 for this truck, because I like the way it looked, and I am blown away by performance and ride. I will say the Ram got better gas milage, but its nice
This is great. I just bought this truck getting away from Ford for the last 20 years. I agree these are fantastic. I love my pro
I bought a 2021 Nissan Titan pro4x about 5 month ago. $12000 off the sticker price, lol, right after the purchase all the price went up.
Most underrated truck and most rebated truck fully loaded pro4x 2021 I got for 49k and 0% for 84 with no penalty for early pay off
And she tows well 8500 lb travel trailer
The titan used to be one of the best looking trucks, I couldn’t believe what I saw when they changed the body style. I was in the market for a truck when Nissan was going to release the new Titan so I waited. As soon as I saw it I was out.
Liking the tie down rails far better than the Ford Fixed boxlink system.
Beautiful interior. Nice truck. I’m like him, gotta love the sound of a V8. He enjoys trading. Good for him. Thanks for sharing!
I love my 2018 Titan such a nice truck
mine is having the engine swap
@@sophiequintal9335 yep some early builds had to have warranty replacements. It's $15,000 plus engine so be happy Nissan takes care of people
It is more than just a cheaper alternative. Is it a XD? Does it depreciate quicker?
Just bought 21 PR with 12k under MSRP and 0% for 72 months.
Best value for your money and it's a great truck.
What a deal !! Just wondering what dealer you got it from and what is your price out the door ? If you don't mind sharing
I was going to get an XD but the only dealers in the area wouldn't deal currently.
Same with mine until I brought an estimate in from a dealer from out of state.
Definitely go out of state they will usually ship for surprisingly low prices. That what I did. But they were only 1.5 hours away so I made the deal over the phone and by text then picked it up on the weekend. It was a great ride home! 😄 if you are shopping a year old like say the 2020 models then carvana makes it really easy too. Almost got a xd pro 4x off there but then I found the SL model and my wife fell in love.... Happy wife, happy life. But don't get it twisted... I liked the SL better too so it was a win win.
Nissan is a good truck….BUT..I am on my 4th F150 platinum with Ecoboost Platinum since 2012. I bought my 2021 in January of 2021 before the Greed pricing started. I got almost $9000 off of true sticker which has been about average over my last 3 Platinums. And I have loved all of them. No problems other than a couple minor issues. But the power and ride of the F150’s has been wonderful. And my 2021 is unreal with everything including tech. Had it a year and got 20000 great miles on it. Will never buy another truck of any kind unless prices go back to normal. But I am so glad I bought my 21 platinum before the greed started. Nice Nissan though.
What job do you have and how much money do you make to afford that EcoBoost F150 of yours?
Please do a follow up with your friend, would like to see a new perspective. Thanks
I just saw him the other day. What do you want to know?
@@Pickuptrucktalk I'm considering a Titan myself, current owner of a 5.0 2016 F150, I would like to know what is his perspective after owning the truck for a year, also what do you know about the class action on the 9 speed transmission. Thank you.
@@Andreshponton He still likes it and enjoys driving it.
On the class action, there is literally a class action for every brand right now on various things. He hasn’t had any issues with the transmission.
Bought a 2004 Titan back in 2004. Drove it 16 years, 220k harsh miles and it never let me down, then my nephew wrecked it lol.
Ironic it takes a shortage to fuel Nissan’s demand curve...my truck never shutters with start stop. I turn it off but it never shuttered. The sandals with shorts though but umm that’s umm ok. Seems like any vehicle would make sense if you trade it in every 2 but that’s ok... enjoy it. I’d mentioned depreciation and Titans as reasons why you don’t seem them but it’s ok. Enjoy the ride and the new Mrs....?
Love that Oval Nissan Keyfob. Don't mess with perfection!
And that Nissan V8 is a closed deck engine, forged all internals, titanium valves, 6 bolt main bearings, and a few other things I am not thinking of. Thats a SERIOUS engine and is closely related to Nissans V8 circuit race engines from a few years back.
Plus 5 yr /100,000 miles bumper-to-bumper warranty Crazy!
Bought an 06 Titan new and then a 19 xd diesel last year. Gave my 06 to my son. It still looks and runs great. Bang for the buck is hard to beat. If you really want a deal find one that is one or two years old. Still have more warrant left than u get with other trucks. There not as popular with most people and don’t seem to hold resale as good so I’ve seen some really good deals on trucks with under 20 k miles on them.
I had a 2010 Nissan Titan Pro4X. My biggest complaint was how small the fuel tank was. Do the new ones still have a small fuel tank?
26 gallon for 2021. Is that small to you?
@@Pickuptrucktalk I wish they were more like 32 gallons.
@@jimbrown7082 gotcha.
Tundra has 36 or 38 gallons
@@repairvehicle they also eat gas like crazy hence why people don't really buy tundras.
Nissan has a great keyfob, they don't need to make a different one. It fits nice in the pocket, what more could you want?
You know for some people keyfob size matters, it makes them feel better. Lol
@@repairvehicle sort of a "Is that a keyfob in your pocket or are you just glad to see me" situation 😂
What Tim wont say is Ford uses that same fob for most of their trucks and SUVs :)
My only real gripe with the Titan, is the steering wheel isn't centered with the seat. It's off to the right. Other than that, they do have a lot of value. I'm just not sure the resale value is all that good, because nobody buys them.
Even thought you might be nice looking fellows, do you think it would of been nice if you showed (point the camera at) the dash and console areas?
I did.
@@Pickuptrucktalk What for one second? I watched your entire program but I guess I must of blinked my eye and missed it.
@@BIGResultsFast 4:25 to 4:49 and 7:04 to 7:12 or so.
@@Pickuptrucktalk Okay, I stand corrected. Thanks for taking the time to point these time stamp out,
Bought a 2023 Platinum Reserve last week with 17K and got a much better deal that I would for a 2023 Ford, Chevy, Dodge or Toyota. Like others I wanted a V8 without stop/start and cylinder deactivation or hybrid technology. IMO the Titan is a far superior truck, it rides as smooth as any car I have driven and has a wonderful exhaust note even with the stock exhaust.
Nissan has been improving this truck year after year in order to try and compete and it DOES compete but the problem is they did a lousy job of marketing it. A lot of people I talk to tell me they were unaware Nissan made a full size truck.
I agree. The last few years I didn’t see any advertising for the Titan.
@@Pickuptrucktalk One more thing, the 5.6 V8 is Nissan's first foray into V8's. They had a problem with the #7 cylinder (pre 2020) but got that corrected. IMO it is a very solid engine with plenty of power at 400 HP and 395 ft lbs of torque.
@@lancecorporal9894 Sadly it is the first and last V8 for them.
Great review, thanks!
How is the turning radius? I had a 2005 I think it was and it turned like a bread truck. One of the biggest reasons why I got rid of it. Too hard to park. I think it lacked rack and pinion steering like the Fords.
Tint ya windows i can feel the heat from that sun roof through my screen
I really hoped that diesel v8 would have worked out.. you’re stuck with eco diesels or $10k diesels with 1000lbs torque and only gas in between. But it looks like it was really unreliable and parts are scarce.
The problem is there was no market for it . Someone spending this kind of money would buy a 3/4 ton with significanyly more capability.
@@Calebflying2025 I agree but my point was more that people are forced into a $10k engine upgrade, but will never pull 20-30k lbs. also I think that if it had been reliable they would be sought after and hold value and create a market in the same way the old Ford 7.3 diesel has.
@@michaellopour7409 I am not quiet sure what you are saying . The bottom line is if you tow heavy often , then you need a diesel. The other 95% of people could use gas. They make 3/4 trucks with gas motors that will pull the 12k Camper like nothing. The problem is fuel economy towing . However most people buying diesel to pull the camper 5 times a year is a bit silly. The reality is many people buy them for looks , and never even tow anything. Diesel engines cost more go produce . The 5.0 Cummins was no different, and simply didn't have the towing capability , power to match the price tag .
@@Calebflying2025 really? It wasn't cheaper than the HD diesels? That's all I'd like is something just as powerful as the gas options but with diesel economy, for something less than five figures. It doesn't exist I assume because the big 3 are duking it out for king of the tow rating.
@@michaellopour7409 How much are you needing to tow ?
I like that truck. I just checked and dealers are taking $7k off!!
There’s a reason for that.
@@Mjr1348 name me a reason. Nissan titans are great trucks and I don't even have a titan
@@ghostlegit Rebates are generally higher on vehicles that don't sell well. Like the Titan. Doesn't mean it's not a nice vehicle there just not moving them off the lot.
@@Mjr1348 yeah the reason is American people will only buy American trucks. There’s a REASON why Toyota and Nissan don’t sell well in the half ton segment.
That blue paint is just so perfect for this Titan
A lot more real than tfltruck, wow this channel is good!
I’m tuning in from CT I really don’t know which truck to buy all im concerned with is reliability and cost of ownership any help please🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Most reliable truck... Its not even a question.... Current model tundra hands down, end of discussion, period.
We cant get the Titan in Canada ...bummer , nice truck !
I like my Titan. However I’m not sure I’d get another one. Paint quality is absolutely horrible and the cylinder 7 issue seems to be pretty prevalent