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2024 Nissan Titan Most Reliable NEW Half-Ton Truck? 0% for 60 months! Why Not?
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
- The Nissan Titan is one of the most overlooked 1/2 ton trucks on the market. If I had to guess which truck in 2024 would stand the test of time, it would probably be the Titan. GM Sierra, Chevy Silverado, Ford F-150 and Toyota Tundra all have issues that cost a lot of money and are not showing that they can be reliable. Would you buy the new TItan?
Until I see other brands raise their quality and stop having issues with every...single...little thing, and big thing, I think the Titan would be the best long-term buy in a truck right now. If you want something for 100k+, this might be the best option.
Totally in agreement with you. And, for those prices, it's hard not to take a look. The less tech and gimmicky stuff, the less stuff to break down after the thing is out of warranty in the typical Big 3, 3 year warranty period. Happy 4th and keep up the great work!
@@TheCarGuyOnline Just looking at Titan today at the dealership. Surprisingly, open on the 4th. A little scary that they don't print the gas mileage on the sticker like Frontier does. But they are really NICE trucks with a great V8 growl. If I really needed one, I would sign up without even looking at big 3. And there were MANY Tundras next door, including the $80k Capstone, several in day-glo solar octane, and ALL looking so innocent with those "unsafe " tiny engines hiding behind the MASSIVE grilles.
Amazingly, the Nissan sales guy didn't know anything about the Toyota recall!
There were only a few Frontiers there including a LWB SV I would like to adopt. Then I went in the cool showroom (113 degrees today) and saw the new Z cars...
They need to make me a package deal on one of each of these 3 models!
I wouldnt recomend the TItan as it is a custon Cummins engine that will not be made anymore.
I rencently watched a car shop dealing with a 40K miles Titan engine blown out. He was unable to even find an afermarket gasgeckt. Made me reconsider the Titan.
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@@LQban0 The Cummins 5.0 diesel was dropped from the Titan several years ago. It's 5 6 gas only now. That's a proven engine. The Cummins was a great idea. Too bad it was one of the few Cummins flops for some reason. I thought about buying one but glad I didn't.
My 2021 SV 4×4 i get around 19mpg on average. Traveling 66 miles to work round trip. Generally cruising around 60mph@@jeanclaude7018
Not building the Titan anymore is a Huge mistake
People never brought them as much so what makes the sense building a vehicle that doesn’t sell well ?!
Also they can not see the future to see what problems any of the other dealers were going through ..
If big 3 loyalists hadn't made the mistake of refusing to buy Titan, Nissan would not stop making them. Folks CLAIM to want a no-nonsense pickup with a v8, Japanese reliability, and a great warranty. But instead they prefer big 3 gimmicks, oil pump belts, tailgates that do Houdini tricks, or cult vehicles like Toyota. Nissan really tried. But they can't fix ignorance, apparently.
Rumor has it that it is being re-tooled, but the 5.6 engine is going away...most likely coming back with the turbo V6 or something
@@lmn222002 Hopefully based on the butt-kicking VR 38 in the GTR supercar. What a beast. 600 hp stock. Apparently it lasts too.
"It's not a mistake because you Americans love Ford and GM junk. On these days, love means money."
No cylinder deactivation & no horrible annoying stop/start is awesome..
Continuing the Titan could be a very smart move by Nissan.
True but they can’t. The globaI controIIers and current administration are pushing to ban all V8s to “stop the climate from changing”.
That would be best move, I hope they dont make the same mistake as with Xterra.
Nissan and smart are oxymorons
Now that Toyota is screwing up Nissan needs to keep making the Titan instead of discontinuing it for 2024
I traded my 2022 Tundra for a Pro 4X with all the available options and I am in love with it. It's just built stronger and with better quality materials. I paid 53,000 out the door.
Got out before the bearing "safety issue" struck. Smart move.
I can’t imagine paying that much for any vehicle. This truck is worth 35k-40k brand new for me. Ford, GM, and Ram are worth less.
@@IcanDriveIt Good luck. PLANNED inflation has removed that reality. Even a base Frontier is $30k. And it's a bargain compared to the others. I feel very old, as my 1987 Hardbody king cab XE was under $10,000 MSRP.
I saw a new Titan pro-4x yesterday for 56k sticker, and it was very nice. Next door at Toyota, the Capstone model was $80k!!!
For a giant grille hiding a tiny V6 that blows up and costs you another $30k to fix.
Liking my old $2500 D21 a lot. It doesn't care that it has 428,000 miles.
That's awesome. If you plan on keeping it for long term ownership I think you made a great choice.
@@jeanclaude7018I bought a 2021 frontier in 2023 and paid 33k I really got screwed but you have to understand I saw base model tacos going for like 38
Nissan has always made solid trucks (Frontier, Xterra, Armada, Titan) .
They unfortunately (or fortunately) just don’t have the cult like fandom Toyota overlanding weirdos do.
Great trucks, crap cars due to the CVT
Or Chevy or ford weirdos.
My family has owned 2007 Xterra & 2009 Pathfinder. Both bought brand new from our local Nissan dealer. Never gave us any problems & always had routine maintenance at Nissan. We kept the Pathfinder until 2022 (13 years) & traded it for a new 2022 Highlander.
I dumped my 2018 Ram and purchased a 2024 Titan Platinum Reserve. So far so good. No more Hemi tick.
Nissan engines have traditionally been awesome. Guessing you will have many trouble free years ahead.
Nissan needs to change their mind real quick and keep producing that titan!
I don't know if this is true but I have been seeing people say Ford might not offer their V8 Cayote in the near future
@@bcw686 another big mistake!
Titans look good and are comfortable, but they are complete garbage when comes to reliability.
I had 2 of the newer models… then moved on.
Complete garbage.
@@TacoMonster4eva really? How so?
@@TacoMonster4evawhat year trucks and what specific problems?
Just bought a 2024 Titan XD Pro-4x for a smoking deal plus 0% interest for 60 months. Got an additional $1500 off the already negotiated price for currently owning a 2004 Titan king cab LE. My 04 has been amazing with no issues at all. These are totally underrated trucks. I owned the first year model and now the last. Happy Titan owner right here.
I had a 2008, same experience, very reliable.
I can totally attest to it! My 2021 Pro 4-X has given me ABSOLUTELY NO PROBLEMS whatsoever! I will never sell it! If you can get one for less than 50K, it is a gift! It has ALL the technology needed!
June 2023 I sold my reliable old 2002 F150 and bought a new Titan Pro4X. I love it. It was priced much below other brands that were equipped the same. I got a big discount and 0% financing. It has the most comfortable seat I've ever had. I can drive it for hours and my 80 yr old back doesn't hurt when I get out. Yeah, it burns more gasoline than the turbo trucks but I'm retired and don't drive that much. It hasn't had any issues so far.
One reason I bought a Nissan was that in early 2014 I bought my wife a new 2013 Infiniti EX37, the smallest crossover SUV with a 3.7 V6 and RWD. She has put 58k miles on it so far and I've spent 0 dollars on repairs. She loves it. It hauls butt too which she loves.
The v6 turbo trucks actually burn more gas than their new v8 counterparts with 9+gear transmission.
As the previous owner of a 21 pro4x, I can say it is very reliable and capable. Best of all, the prices are much lower than everyone else. The used ones are a steal. You deserve your 1500 a month payment if you pass on this gem. That warranty is on another level too. Unless you want all the latest tech, the Titan is unbeatable.
The z gets the same hate as people lack the sense of simple is usually always best.
Nissan is one of the companies that never does enough advertisement like the others. If I had the money, I would go out, buy Titan
I went from a 2013 Tacoma to a 2022 Titan Pro 4X. The two trucks share the same simple, reliable, rugged spirit. No BS tech, just a truck that works. Really happy with it.
I am now a previous Tundra owner, as I was forced to sell my 22 Tundra at a nearly $25K loss and walk away from the brand all together due to the following reasons:
1- Dealership confirmed turbo needs replacement. Turbos on back order no ETA available.
2- Turbo replacement requires an invasive and significant amount of work on the truck up to separating the cab from the chassis. Any person with half a brain knows that these trucks will never come together again like when they exit the factory.
3- There is no guarantee that the second turbo will not also require replacement in the future, that is an unacceptable risk hanging over my head.
4- This truck is also part of the cohort recalled for the engine debris left in the block issue, again another ticking time bomb in my $75K+ Tundra
Due to all these reasons and many other quality and fit and finish issues plaguing my Tundra, I felt I had no choice but to sell it back to the dealer at a loss.
This was my first experience with the vaulted Toyota brand, and will very likely be my last. I will never again touch a Toyota product, and I will be sure to anyone in my social circle looking to purchase a Toyota to beware.
Car Guy’s latest video shows the list price for one of those turbos to be almost $5000. Nuts
I'm going to miss the 5.6L V8. Such a gem of an engine. Fingers crossed Nissan has a plan for it in the future (maybe offer them in the Frontier? LOL)
That'd be interesting to see.
Lol i wish but if they aren’t offering a turbo v6 for the frontier i highly doubt they will make the changes needed for that monster v8
VK56VD 390 HP V-8. Watch highway speed, everytime I catch myself going 90MPH.Oops! Runs like a watch.20.5 mpg.
@scottcrowley2061 knock knock, who's there? It's the technical service bulletin NTB19-057 the dreaded engine knock because half the gas V8s had the oil injectors defectively installed causing damage to #5,#7 cylinders😢
It's just sad to me that most people now a days feel that having a dozen different modes for going up a hill and a 60 inch tv screen is what's needed to be a real truck. I have a 21 titan xd pro4x and a 22 frontier pro4x. Both have had zero issues! The xd is used mostly for towing a travel trailer and the frontier for running around and traveling. Thanks for your very accurate review.
@@mauriceracicot6010 yeah the “truck” CZcamsrs make their living off showing people how the buttons work, people think they need the buttons. Pretty sad.
The titan needs premium right?
@@iskdude9922premium for max performance. They make 400hp / 413 lb ft with premium.
390hp / 394 lb ft on regular.
Picked up a '23 Pro 4X in September. Alignment (steering wheel off center), tailgate actuator replacement, transfer case actuator recall, LCD screen/radio head replacement because of permanent imprints after 6 months, so I put a glass screen protector on the new one. Having a good dealership service department is a huge plus. Like it better than my '18 F-150 FX4, but it does have less back seat room and storage as the wheelbase is about 4" shorter. Tows the same, pretty much the same specs at the FX4. Runs smoother and more power on the recommended premium gas. Got 15% off and they gave me 33.5k for my F-150. I was going for 35k for my trade when a shopper that had been in before came in to buy it, so I grabbed the deal. The white paint on black trim looks sharp and is cooler in the Arizona summer. It's too bad they are discontinuing the Titan, I think they should keep making them. They'd probably boost their sales after the Tundra disaster.
The Titan had those issues ?
@@TinoMiller Known issue with the tailgate actuator, they replaced it the same day. Took 3 weeks for the new radio head to come in. It's a Bosch part, the service writer showed me the old unit. One of the sales guys said his LCD display on his Titan died and they replaced it. Alignment they threw it on the rack the next day after delivery and it's beautiful now. The transfer case actuator was a regular non safety recall. Great service department.
@@wikolib6821😊 love NISSAN
Just bought a 2024 Pro4X Titan fully loaded, absolutely love it. Did research for almost 2 years and this is where I landed
Great choice IMO.
This was Nissan time to shine but we wanted more now look at us 😂 it’s the CZcams reviewers fault!
Spent a year in Arizona (2023) and got to drive all the 1/2 ton trucks out there. The Nissan gave no problems and drove great. All the tech you would want or need. Rides nicer than the Tundra... there, I said it and I mean it. The lane departure was really nice to have as well. Real shame they're discontinuing them.
2023 Pro 4X with every option. Best truck I've ever owned. Almost 70 now, had lots of trucks over the decades. This is my favorite.
Bought a Titan XD Pro-4X a couple weeks ago; $10K off and 0% for 60 months.
Love that it’s just a plain old V8 to a 9 speed. No fuel management crap, or twin turbos trying to make a V6 a V8; simple and reliable.
Great trucks I’d like the XD for the payload/towing but they are tough to find in my area
Heck ya man 👍
Maybe we will see the Titan rise from the ashes.
I have a 2017 Nissan Titan Platinum Reserve with cero issues ,Its the best truck I have had ,also got a 2012 Nissan Frontier Pro 4 X also 0 issues just maintenance, I would never in my life trade them for a Toyota product
Nissan should have built the Warrior concept. It would have been a hot seller.
Especially now with the raptor r and TRX/ the new TRX variant
it ALWAYS should have looked like the Warrior concept, WTF were they thinking with that design, finally in certain trims I can look at it without losing my lunch...kinda think I might even get a pro4x
Every guy I talk to who has one of the “big three” pickups has had problems
But they will go eat the vomit of the big 3 before they actually consider a better alternative. Americans are masochistic, and Nissan didn't account for that in their sales strategy.
Most guys don't care when they have issues because they have them under warranty, I can't imagine what happens when these trucks are all out of warranty and customers have to come up with the money to fix all these issues....not sure how it's going to shake out but it's not good.
@@TheCarGuyOnline I've read that the Tundra "debris" job is 25 to 30 grand. Imagine that like 5000 miles after the warranty is up. Might as well junk the depreciated truck. No thx.
I just picked up a fully loaded Pro4X for the cost of a mid-level Tacoma at 0% interest. My buddy also bought a Trail Boss Silverado and feels hurt by all the options I have on my Nissan. He has no sunroof, no leather, no sliding rear window, no spray-in bed, and no step rails, but he has a diesel engine and paid just about as much.
GM 3.0 diesel is POJ, you'll see
I've never understood the aligenice people have with the big 3?? I've owned Ford and Chevy both and they were crap!! I've had my Nissan for 14 years now and it has been a great pickup!!! I hope Nissan changes their minds and keep building the Titan
Thank you for promoting the Titan! Best 1/2 ton truck on the market.
Nissan forever! I should trade my frontier with over 100,000 miles and upgrade to the Titan before their gone.
I just got a brand new fully loaded 2024 Frontier Pro-4x in Baja Storm for $43,155 ($45,500 OTD with Virginia taxes, fees, and licensing). MSRP was $49,450. I got all the financing discounts without having to commit to financing. But they are offering 2.9% for 3 years with a minimum 20k financed. I paid cash.
I just looked at a pair of Titans in that color. Very nice. One was like 56000 or so, the other was up in the 60s. The only difference was apparently the roll bar and more technology packages. Very nice rigs.
Also had a Frontier SV with actual "long bed," which is equal to the SHORT bed in my Hardbody. Lots of wheelbase, but very useful to me.
Paid cash!....I love it! Not many people doing that anymore :)
Which dealership?
I have a 2007 Titan with 185,000 miles still run great , no problems.
I traded in my 2022 Chevy Silverado RST for a 2024 Pro 4x. Couldn’t be happier. I’m not big on the tech features, just like what they offer compared to what the big 3 offer.
What made you trade? Did your RST have the 5.3? How did it feel Vs your Titan 5.6?
@@AB-coyote wanted to switch it up a bit, yes my RST had the 5.3. My Titans 5.6 is an upgrade for sure
@@albertmendez9436 glad you gave it a chance. As you know Titan is hugely overlooked especially by the Big 3 buyers.
100% on point , titan is a awesome truck,got a 2017 with 0 problems, had the other 3 and this is the best one yet . Simple and reliable, what a truck should be .
Time for Nissan to cash in on Toyota’s recent stupidity, sleaziness, stinginess & radical tree-hugging even at the cost of losing their long long time loyal customers….
Go Nissan.
I’ve had my 2020 pro4x since October 2020. Same as the 2024 currently, best truck I’ve owned. never an issue(except back up camera they just stink) titan waaaay better than my ecoboost f150 I traded from.
I have a 23 Titan XD Pro4X and it’s been the best truck i have ever owned!
If I were buying a new full size truck, I would snatch one of these.
Last V8 truck on the market that's worth a damn. Sorry it's leaving. What else compares?
You can still get the F150 with a V8
My buddy just bought one and had it supercharged by the dealer. 700hp.
@@domdrty yeah, not a Ford fan but the 5 L coyote is a good engine. Glad to hear they're still providing a V8. 👍
@@domdrty I've had some people comment about some issue with the coyote but not many, it now has the same wet oil pump belt though doesn't it?
I think the Titan was just about to become much more desirable now that Toyota has ruined the Tundra. If I was in the market for a full size truck I would absolutely get a Titan.
Yep. I was all in on a Tundra until I saw the new ones only had turbo/hybrid nonsense. Glad I steered clear of them and right into a Titan Pro4x. Love mine.
SOOOOO TRUE!!!!!!!!! SO UNDERRATED. SO UNDER-THE-RADAR = TITAN
Enterprise has awesome deals on them too. I bought a '22 for only about $29k and it had 48k miles. They even shipped it to me.
People don't realize that dealers end up getting rentals all of the time as CPO vehicles.
Well worth it imo.
Word to the wise: For logical reasons, Nissan (as well as other manufacturers) DOES NOT warranty former rental cars. Former rental cars ARE NOT covered under Nissan warranty in the USA.
@@craigslistseller9354
I just had some work warrantied on it that they did just fine. No different than when I bought a used Titan years ago. You never know what a previous owner has put them through either.
Furthermore dealerships (including major dealerships) get rentals all of the time and sell them as Certified Pre-Owned. Enterprise is a major car dealer and only sell their best stuff that is newer and with fewer miles.
Never had a problem.
That's a great price.
@@TheCarGuyOnline I was certainly happy with it and I have seen many other crazy deals on there.
It should last a good long time. It's a shame this truck is ending.
Maybe I will reach out to Nissan and start a petition online to keep it.
It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see how many signatures it can get. A reliable and simple truck at a good price is needed nowadays for sure!
Bought a new 2004,replaced it with a new 2008.
Never any issues,.Went to Ram.
Can't believe I might go back to that old tech.
All Nissan had to do was upgrade the Titan with a 17 inch infotainment screen & its would have sold. RIP Titan
You can get some sweet aftermarket vertical screens, 13". They look like a new Ford after doing it :).
I purchased the titan pro4x 5.6 litre 2024 after researching
Damn good video brother and so true to every point.
Brothers '21 Pro4x with 90k miles has been perfect since day one.
Good to hear. I haven't heard of many issues with them at all. In addition to that, they have some great deals on them now too. I have no idea why there aren't more people looking at them.
I have a 2021 pro 4X best truck I ever had.
I'm not looking full-size so a Titan isn't on my radar, but I am disappointed that it's being discontinued because they really are very good trucks. Not too fancy, good workhorse vehicle. Maybe one day they will decide to bring it back or put out a full-size worthy of its legacy.
Love my Titan. Those who hate on it have likely never owned one. Would but another, and another.
I got hosed since I bought mine literally a week before the 0% incentive came out. I did still get 3.9 percent which is good by today's standards for anything but still stings a little bit.
@@ExcitedIsoscelesTriangle-ot4rk oh bummer, yeah at the end of the day 3.9 is still pretty good
I just picked a 2008 with 165k miles on it. It still works well, I think I got a great truck for the price. From my search history it's not uncommon for the titans to break into the 300k mile range.
I got an SV last month for 18% off msrp and 0% for 60 months. It needs to last me 20 years 😮
With EV limitations and growing disinterest, and Tundras fall from grace, Nissan better rethink terminating this truck.
I own a 2012 with 233k miles. If i ever have to replace it, it will be with another titan. Since they dont want to continue with them, i will be hunting a good used one. Im sold on nissan.
Like your shirt!🇺🇸🇺🇸
I'm still loving my 2021 Titan Pro4X, shame Nissan is killing it off.
I bought a 24 frontier pro4x. I love the truck 100%. Only mistske i made was not test driving a titan first. Lol yes, i agree. The only reliable half ton is the titan right now.
With better marketing nissan can steel the show!
Yes......buy all the titans, ill be there to buy them used later
😂😂😂 Titan love ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️
As a 2nd gen Titan owner I agree. But people can’t get over the Ford or Chevy trend.
The prices on Titans within 100 miles of where I am (Monterey, CA) are 52-69k. Shocking how much higher they are in CA.
People are willing to pay the price in Commie-fornia. Plus, yall have all the additional emissions requirements on new vehicles. That's one of the best ways to throttle the supply in your state.
California is a communist state. When you have communists running your state everything is going to be more expensive.
I wish the Frontier PROX came with a 6' bed!
I believe they do in Canada.
2025 model offers it. I think you have to order it though.
Toyota fanboys are especially to blame for the Titan being discontinued. At least most of the guys who bought from the big 3 did so out of nostalgia, i.e. their dads drove the same brand of truck, which at least carries some weight. But tundra guys? Didn’t want a truck from the big 3 but bought into the Toyota propaganda and never even considered a Nissan. Sad to see the Titan go, truly one of the most underrated trucks of our generation. Hopefully Nissan will bring it back one day.
I wouldn't say Toyota fanboys are one of the major causes of the Titan's downfall. But you do have a point when you mentioned the Toyota propaganda... take a good look at Toyota's aggressive marketing and advertising techniques, and then compare that to Nissan's. It's night and day. In fact I'd even say Nissan doesn't even give a damn about advertising their heavy duty trucks and SUVs at all.
Exactly. ToyoTuRDs.
@@HotSneks fair point, Nissan really dropped the ball with advertising their truck line, Titan in particular. They definitely could have done a lot better. That being said, truck buyers are some of the most informed in the industry, always comparing and diving into the technical specs of our rigs. So most buyers surely knew about Titan, just never gave it a chance. Hopefully Titan will come back again (with better advertising) but at least the Frontier seems to be hitting its stride, I think people are waking up after the latest Tacoma disaster.
I have a 2006 1st Gen tundra and my next new truck was going to be the new tundra. Because Toyota couldn't get their shit together and build me what I wanted I went to Nissan and now have a 24 xd Pro4x. Awesome truck. Nissan couldn't hold on for a little longer to gain the sales and exodus of tundra owners. Their handling of the CVT drama with their Nissan cars is what shit the bed for their trust in my book but their truck offerings are legit!
@@Santerianumero1 good luck with the Titan, I think you got yourself a great truck. Hopefully Nissan will wise up one day and actually put some marketing money into their truck line, then maybe we’ll get a third gen Titan. Fingers crossed
Nissan is really screwing themselves. I been a nissan fan for my whole life. First stupid delete was Xterra now titan.
AC and a radio is all I have on my 2005 ford, hoping it lasts another 10 years!
It may be? Nope it is for sure!!! I’m a Toyota/Chevy guy and I’ll tell you its the most reliable BY A LONG SHOT!!!
Has anyone ever seen a tv commercial for a Nissan Titan?
I might’ve seen one a long time ago when they redesigned it back in 2016 but I was a kid back then so I don’t remember it too we’ll. I’ve also watched the old commercials on CZcams before so maybe I’m fooling myself.
I want a Nissan Titan.👍🇨🇦👍
I agree with you that the Nissan Titan is the best truck to buy today, but the prices advertised by dealers are not accurate. I called most of the dealers who advertise the Titan at a low price online, but when I contacted them, I couldn't find anything under $50k. They claim the online price is only available if you qualify for all discounts, including trade-in, military, student, and many other conditions that hardly anyone can meet. 99% of dealers are misleading customers by posting these prices just to get you to call them. It's deceptive! I was interested in the Titan but when I started to see the price between $50k to $65k, I do not believe it is worth it because since it is discounted, resale value will be very low and may be after few years, it will be very challenging to get spare parts!
I have two an 04 and a 2024 and an f150 trust me the titan is more capable than the ford of gm, there was a 2500 loaded stuck on a ditch two weeks ago and i used the 04 and took it put with no problem my truck has 250k no issues titans are the most reliable trucks out there
Where are those Titans @ 0% financing at? I can't see them. Please send me the link.
Yes I’m wondering also
Not seeing that or hearing that at dealerships around Atlanta when I call
It's online price....but when you get there, it's more money!
Hopefully nissan changes there mind. Its a shame they wont make these anymore. Golden opportunity with Toyotas blowing up and the insane fanboy pricing.
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It definitely has the best engine ! All the issues that the other manufactures have with their trucks are worse then the Titan but somehow the Titan has gotten a bad rap. Too bad the sales killed it.
I actually live pretty close to that Lokey Nissan in Clearwater and I've been eyeballing a new Titan xd for a while. Really thinking about trading in my paid off 2017 Ram 2500 on one for 0% interest. With what my truck is worth and 0% interest I can pick one up for 300 bucks a month. It'd be stupid to pass up a deal like that
It definitely has the best engine ! All the issues that the other manufactures have with their trucks are worse then the Titan but somehow the Titan has gotten a bad rap. Too bad the sales killed it. Nissan could take the market by storm if they would drop the price down to where they are still making a profit but not ripping off us customers !!
Why do you think the frontier is doing so great not only compared to the titan but other mid size trucks?
@@INNIMA yup some still want simple
Naturally aspirated V6. No turbo/hybrid/ 4 cylinder (i.e. Tacoma)
That 38k at Lokey is 65k when you get there. I went there it's false advertising marketing bullshit.
Thanks for the heads up. I did email a couple of these as I was going to do a follow up video. I found a few that were actually legit, and only $1000 over Lokey. I'll keep that in mind in future vids...
Why you hating on the wet oil pump? At least on the F150 it’s not the weak point. Especially with Kevlar belt that is rated past 1100HP. Show me one failure related to this?
Nissan do not stop making this truck you will regret it especially in the coming years
I have seen some pictures the 2025 Titan so maybe Nissan is changing their mind? 0% for 60 months is GREAT, i have a 2023 RAM 1500 Classic Warlock 3.6 and maybe trade mine in on a pro 4X? That 5.6 puts out just a bit more than the 5.7 HEMI with cylinder deactivation and other nonsense including the HEMI 'tick'. I have been driving a 2023 Frontier rental for a while and i think the 3.8 has more power and acceleration than my 3.6 Warlock.
The Titan has always been a great truck but the looks killed the sales.
Good luck finding repair parts for transmissions now
They'll have them in production for a while, it's used in a lot of variants. They don't have any widespread issues with these...not like some brands have currently.
You didn’t mention it gets 12-15 mpg in around town driving
Have you seen the mileage on these twin turbo variants? They aren't better if you drive them the same.
im looking at Titan Pro4X... is there any recalls on the 2023/2024? or is there any customer complaints?
Not many complaints with the Titans. Here's a good resource to look. www.carcomplaints.com/Nissan/Titan/2023/
Also checkout Titan forums. Most people that have commented on my channel have nothing but good things to say about them so far.
I traded 2023 tundra limited trd and got Titan pro 4x and it’s built way better and I work in the oil field so off road a lot and the Titan is so much better off road. That tundra off road sounds like the doors and windows was going to fall out. Titan is built to handle off road. Tundra built to stay on smooth high. It’s so nice to start up a v8 everyday. That tundra every morning I back out of the driveway you can tell it had v6 in it. Run me nuts.
How many gears to the transmission? Aisin?
9 speed automatic. What we know is that JATCO licensed the 9G Tronic design from Mercedes and made changes. We don’t know what those changes were.
Think how overpriced Toyota is looking at this Titan price
But look at the bonus you get with Toyota: fanboy friends to chat with while waiting for your Tundra replacement engine to arrive.
@@jeanclaude7018 🤣🤣
Discontinued in US and Canada. 😢
Nissan should have offered the 4.0/3.8 V6 as the base engine and had the V8 as the upgrade. The entry level price would have been much lower and probably would have drawn more people into the dealership. Hell, even Ram and Ford have a NA V6 as the entry level engine.
Good Lord them deals are sweet! Especially on that pro 4X!! I already have a '22 Tacoma 3.5L 6-speed manual my garage won't fit a full size truck lol.
I've been hearing about transmission problems with the CVT in the Titans. Any truth to this? I read it was mostly happening from the 2017 to the 2022 models but I was just curious if you had heard this problem was resolved in the 2023 and 2024 models? Thanks.
They do not have CVTs, they have a traditional transmission as do the Armada and the Frontier. I have not heard of any widespread issues (failures). I think the did reprogram early models 2017s-2020 on the Titan, but I don't recall many failures.
@@TheCarGuyOnline Thanks for the response. Much appreciated. Below is a video of what I was referring to. I was asking because I'm interested in a 23' or 24' model and was hoping these newer versions weren't suffering from this problem but wasn't able to find any info as to whether or not this problem had been addressed in these newer year models:
czcams.com/video/XJpMU2lMcsY/video.html
@@grayson.c.estrada I haven't heard of any issues like that...as some of the commenters say in that video as well.
@@TheCarGuyOnline Again, thanks for the reply. And that's my hope! Hoping to get one in the near future🤝
I would not call anything that has direct injection only engine reliable.
There are a lot of DI only engines that have been reliable, usually when you toss a turbo on them it gets worse. Catch cans can help but...DI by itself can be OK, you might need a walnut blast at some point but that's not as expensive as a lot of other issues the other brands have.
😂😂😂 the laundry list on my 22 says otherwise.
2022 Titan XD
-front wheel bearing replaced 28k miles
-idler arm replaced 19k miles
-upper control arm replaced 32k
-front rotors replaced 36k
-radio replaced 8k
-front diff replaced 30k
-front shocks started knocking right before trade in
-hard starting when it was hot no remedy found
-clutch fan replaced twice (would stay stuck on when AC in use)
-engine started knocking around 38k went in and cylinder 7-4 had scoring needed a short block. Traded truck in.
Had truck for 6 months and put 39k on it. Bought it because of these CZcams recommendations 😂 truck was a headache.
Yours sounds like a lemon. It is not that uncommon on most models of vehicles. Probably built during the graveyard shift.
Covid truck
@@flipcoin6301 lmao covid was 2 years prior….. and the consensus on the Facebook group and forums is the same. Hence why you find titans with less than 10k miles for sale everywhere 😂
I can see Toyota discontinuing the Tundra. Big flop
I need Nissan stay faith keep build trucks but. they lost faith
Not building the truck anymore also means not making the parts so be crazy expensive to buy anything for it in the future.
They are required to stock parts for at least 10 years. Heck, GM still stocks parts for the Pontic Vibe which was discontinued in 2009.