You did an Excellent job with your Review..! I had a 2005 Titan but I’m looking for my Retirement Truck and I hope to get a good deal like you did. God Bless You Brother And thanks again for selling me on the 2nd generation Titan. ✌️
You did good, you need a little refinement and should have things like unlocked tailgate, key fob n info/data figured out before hand. But overall nice job. I own a 17 SV with way less option but love this truck.
Hey Z-man, Love your ride I have a 2013 SL 4X4 (red / burgundy with 140,000 miles)still a great truck love it but I'm thinking about upgrading to a '17 or maybe an '18. After watching your video I'm leaning more on upgrading my 2013.
I have the SV model of the same year truck. Of course you handled one of the weak links of the truck, the stereo. Nothing you can do about the 7-speed automatic transmission. I had the latest program flashed about 6 months ago, it made the shifting slightly better. NIssan addressed it in the 2020 updated model with the new 9-speed transmission. Overall, I like the truck and don't regret the purchase. A factor was the generous warranty, glad I haven't had to use it yet ;-) (knock on wood).
Well..if those are your only choices, I would go with the Denali because it offers more as for as styling and updated tech. When I owned those Titans, I liked them but they got boring really quick. I'm not a GM person, But Have you looked at the Ram Limited or the Toyota Tundra Limited, Platinum, 1794, or Capstone models? Any of these are better options for tech and reliability. I own a 2022 Limited Tundra now and it's Honestly one of the best trucks I have ever owned and it doesn't get boring. Check those out before you make your decision. You'll Thank me later.
Wonderful review! I like this type of review than those professional ones. By the way, how did you get such good deal? Would you mind to tell a little bit? I just searched some, this trim still costs around 35k, with more mileage on it.
You should be able to get a 17 or 2018 around the end of Dec around 30k . They always discount them really low when a new body style comes out. Just keep your eye open at your local and surrounding Nissan dealers
I own a 2019 Nissan Titan SV - positively impressed with my truck. Totally love it.
Do you still feel the same to this day? I’m looking into getting one this year
Bought a 2023 two weeks ago, took it for a week-long road trip, love it.
I have a 2018 platinum reserve. Love it! Big bold and classy truck. Excellent unsung truck.
Do you still own it? Looking into getting one this year
I was riding down the road and one of these trucks went by and I thought great looking truck.
Great pick up! I have a 2017 myself and I am very happy with it. I like your style Zigg!
How many miles?
You did an Excellent job with your Review..! I had a 2005 Titan but I’m looking for my Retirement Truck and I hope to get a good deal like you did.
God Bless You Brother And thanks again for selling me on the 2nd generation Titan. ✌️
Thank you..trust me..you wont go wrong by purchasing it. Your gonna love it!
You did good, you need a little refinement and should have things like unlocked tailgate, key fob n info/data figured out before hand. But overall nice job. I own a 17 SV with way less option but love this truck.
Hey Z-man, Love your ride I have a 2013 SL 4X4 (red / burgundy with 140,000 miles)still a great truck love it but I'm thinking about upgrading to a '17 or maybe an '18. After watching your video I'm leaning more on upgrading my 2013.
I'm debating between the Platinum reserve and the Midnight edition.
I have the SV model of the same year truck. Of course you handled one of the weak links of the truck, the stereo. Nothing you can do about the 7-speed automatic transmission. I had the latest program flashed about 6 months ago, it made the shifting slightly better. NIssan addressed it in the 2020 updated model with the new 9-speed transmission. Overall, I like the truck and don't regret the purchase. A factor was the generous warranty, glad I haven't had to use it yet ;-) (knock on wood).
My favorite feature. Besides the power is the a/c butt.
Sick truck bro
I'm still deciding whether to get a Nissan Titan Platinum Reserve or a Yukon Denali XL
Well..if those are your only choices, I would go with the Denali because it offers more as for as styling and updated tech. When I owned those Titans, I liked them but they got boring really quick. I'm not a GM person, But Have you looked at the Ram Limited or the Toyota Tundra Limited, Platinum, 1794, or Capstone models? Any of these are better options for tech and reliability. I own a 2022 Limited Tundra now and it's Honestly one of the best trucks I have ever owned and it doesn't get boring. Check those out before you make your decision. You'll Thank me later.
Wonderful review! I like this type of review than those professional ones. By the way, how did you get such good deal? Would you mind to tell a little bit?
I just searched some, this trim still costs around 35k, with more mileage on it.
The GM of the Nissan Dealership is a really close friend of the family
@@TheZiggZaggShow that's awesome! Hope you could do some update reviews later!!
It’s the degree of the front of the truck In the rear of the truck so you know how much ground clearance you have on there
your truck sounds good,,how much did it cost?
I see 28k,,good deal
How in the world did u get one for 28k
Forty Main same thing I’m trying to figure out
The GM of the Nissan Dealership is a really close friend of the family
Zigg Zagg lol ask them do they want to sell another that cheap
There’s one right now for 23k 2017 with 50k miles and it is also a platinum reserve .
Lucky
I have a 2018 platinum reserve Cumming I 💘
I am looking for one under 30k
You should be able to get a 17 or 2018 around the end of Dec around 30k . They always discount them really low when a new body style comes out. Just keep your eye open at your local and surrounding Nissan dealers
Zigg Zagg I’m looking to get one out the door at 20K. SV package of course. I’ve been seeing them as low as 21. Been eyeing one!😁