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- Nissan Titan review. I Finally Got a Nissan Titan and They Just Stopped Making Them, DIY and car review with Scotty Kilmer. Is Nissan reliable? Nissan Just Stopped Making Their Best Vehicle. Is the Nissan Titan worth buying? Buying a new Nissan truck. Buying a used Nissan truck. Should I buy a Nissan? The truth about Nissan cars and trucks. Truck buying guide. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 55 years.
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Don't know about now, but I remember, that the turning radius on the Nissan Titan made it a hassle to manuever in a parking lot. I think, that a slightly shorter wheelbase would have solved that.
2013 Nissan Murano, 75k miles - hole in the EPA Exhaust Catalytic Converter W/ Flex Y-Pipe, passenger air-bag light on = dealer asked for $11k for repairs; 2014 Nissan Altima, 54k miles - cuts in lower control arms bushings supposedly due to hot Florida weather = dealer asked for $3,300 including brake service
They’ll be “rolling” out the space ship soon ❤
Finally, a non bias review that doesn't bash the Titan because its not a Ford or Chevy or a POS Ram for that matter.
The Nissan Titan is a solid dependable truck. The problem for most people I know who didn't buy them, was simply due to the looks. If Nissan had built the Warrior Concept; I doubt they could have built them fast enough. I'm guessing Management/Marketing are too busy with personal wineries, or vacation homes to focus on the brand and model. Shame they aren't selling more.
100% right. That was/is an UGLY truck.
I don't know if Scotty is Italian or not, but his hands definitely are.
There was once a an aneican of Irish descent, British and Italian descent. They were captured and interrogated in WW2. The Irish and British guys held up pretty well, but eventually talked. The Italian took a beating about never talked. The other two prisoners asked how he did it, he cried that his hands were tied! 😂😂😂
😂
😄😆😅😂🤣Luv th honest scoop w no sugar but I CAN'T watch him flailing around like a bird trying to take flite🕊️ so I just listen😅
Lol
Forget about it
I’ve own two Nissan Titan Pro 4x… The best trucks I’ve ever had.. Didn’t have any issues with them. Even after putting 250,000 miles on them..
Wow, you really put the miles on! How much do you drive per year? I’m always impressed with some people’s yearly mileage. I drive about 8500 miles a year only 😂
I was driving a lot as a traveling therapist.. At least 25k to 30k per year. I had an accident in the first one. It was totaled. The hood was bent half way back. The frame was bent. Couldn’t open the passenger door. It would still crank and drive. They are built like tanks.. It was hard to get stuck in mud in it. I would try to get it stuck on purpose.. My Dad was a Ram guy. His truck stayed in the shop. He finally got a F150. It stayed in the shop too. The only things I had to do with my Titans were get an oil change and change the battery. I want another one so bad but gas is to high and the price of vehicles have risen tremendously
@@MrOTStudent thanks for the reply 👍. And yeah, the cost of vehicles now is absolutely absurd. Seems criminal.
My 2008 Nissan Pathfinder with a 5.6 L version still going strong with over 200,000 lots of pulling power
Got the same truck and year. How's your steering. Is it hard to turn. Mine is so stiff compared to pretty much anything I ever drove
Great
I put over 250K miles on a 2003 Pathfinder.
I got a 04 frontier with over 300k miles and still going strong but did get a new manual transmission at 285 k it the engine is still strong
The pathfinder with the 5.6 you got are hard to find you barely see those
Just sold my 05 with 168k miles and climbed into a '17 Texas Edition with 42k miles. Love the Titans. Power/Torque, stuff works -- just take care of it and do your routine maintenance and you're golden. Went to lunch today in my coworkers nice GMC 6.2 something or other -- transmission has always felt like a bag of rocks that can't find the right gear and lurches and jumps and, of course, that is supposed to be normal. I'll stick with my Titans.
Can never say he's not ENTHUSIASTIC about his work!👏🙌💪👐👋🖐️✌️👌🕊️
Nissan makes some really good cars. I've got a 10 year old infinity, and haven't had a single issue.
Same here I have a 2006 fx35, easy to work on and fix, legendary VQ,
My ex in-laws had one about 10 years ago and they had a ton of issues with it. It was nearly brand new and was the gasoline version.
Not Nissan but my parents had a nearly brand new early 2000's f250 diesel and wow it was insane when it ran but... for the 6 months they had it 3 of those months it was broken down with something new time and time again and they had to put around 10 grand into fixing it before they sold it.
I have a 2018 Nissan kicks I just bought in April, it’s my first Nissan and I am very very impressed!
05fx45 awd v8, 200k still running excellent for a daily driver. Premium gas and all but yea it scoots
@@kimberlyhall7610it's 5 years old...it shouldn't have issues yet..but those have the terrible front wheel drive tranny
This makes me feel even better about the 2019 Frontier I bought a few months ago. Love it so far.
I bought a 2018 frontier and I love it
I had a frontier before my titan. Both great trucks. You gotta go test drive a titan, you won't want to go back.
Just bought a Frontier and I love it.
Nice. Is it a new one or used?
Curious because I’ve looked at the Nissans for a while. :)
Good buy !
@@briankay5384answer him is it used ??
Mines a 2012 Spanish built D40 diesel. Love it. It runs really nice when all oils changed to Amsoil.
Nissan just announced they will continue making this truck cause it has Scotty's approval!
This comment hasn't age well.
I have had 3 Nissan trucks, 87 extended cab 4x4 ,then a 93 Hardbody extended cab 4x4, and a 2006 Titan which im still driving today with 270,000 miles. Every one of those trucks were and are like timex watches, i swear you can't kill them. Yes the Titan has annoying little electrical issues but it always passes inspection, always runs strong and rarely in the shop for mechanical problems. I live down the street from a Jeep and Ram dealership and those trucks are constantly in the bays, and crate engines stacked in the back.
Shame they didn’t sell very well. I looked seriously at the Titan when I bought new in 2019. But the local Nissan dealer just wouldn’t get me a deal that could match what I could get with Ford for a F150. I did really like the Titan though.
I have a 2018 Titan 8’ bed. Closest thing I could find to an old school pickup at the time. No problems thus far. Nissan should have advertised the Titan as a truck built in America, more than Ford, Dodge and GM.
More of the Titan is American made than either of the Big Three. Hell it still has hydroloc steering and a column shifter
How many miles on it? just bought a 2023, wondered about the direct injection after a lot of miles.
Great vids Scotty! Have Owned many Nissans and Infiniti’s and we now have a 23 frontier and just got a 2020 pro4x titan w 40k in great shape. So far I’m very impressed with the truck, paid 47 optioned out short of a sunroof and these V8s (after CAI and dual exhaust install) have some serious power. Makes the 5.3 in my avalanche seem tame.
Watching these vids in a/c is addicting while the heat is on here in TX. Great stuff!
Please speak slowly scotty.
$47k with 40k miles? No thanks.
You overpaid. They’re great trucks but you can find them for cheaper with less miles. The titans really depreciate even if they’re great trucks
Bought brand new 2018 Titan XD and had lifter noise and needed a new engine at 30,000 miles. Nissan warrantied a new engine and now it is a great truck !!
XD
I have a 2018 Platinum Reserve. Love the truck. Best gas mileage the truck has achieved is 26 MPG.
Holy crap! 20+ mpg average with a V-8?! Pretty slick.
Mine gets 13-16 mpg
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What year? Stock? Lift, larger tires?
Lots of injustice in the car market - great cars that don't sell and disappear, garbage cars that sell like hotcakes that should disappear. What are you going to do? Humans can be pretty stupid sometimes.
sometimes?
Owner of a 2015 pro4x. Purchased with 30k miles now have 110k miles. Brakes and fluids and tires.. i launch this truck in 4hi with 100 shot and it takes everybit. I seriously am trying to break this truck ( so i can upgrade parts) i am in awe... the past 4 years with this truck have been amazing.. sad to see them go
Thanks Scotty, as entertaining as ever. In Europe also the truck suffered poor sales even with the relationship with Renault but it's known to be as one of the best of it's type with tremendous reliability.
1:25. Scotty sounds just like my dad, RIP. "Basically pi$$ed $25,000 down the toilet. 😂😂😂
I bought a 2021 Titan XD 4x4. Love it for pulling a 30' RV. Its got the old style foot parking brake on the floor and the old column shifter. Don't want the electronic parking brake or dial shifter that can leave you stranded if they break. Heck, I wish it had a distributor with points and condensers. Those are things I can fix out on the open road. When it comes to mechanical reliability, I want something simple to get me to my towing destination. I love the backup camera, the blind spot sensors, active cruise control, Android auto, and all that too. But if that stuff goes down, i can still get to where I'm going.
I looked hard at buying a new Nissan truck in 2020 since my 2007 Nissan Frontier had 267,000 miles with few problems. What I didn't like about the new truck was the spark plugs took a lot of work to access and weird gunnels running down the middle of the bed. It would take extra work to clean the bed out of manure for no reason. I ended up buying a 2018 F-150 eco- boost for cheap that I've been very happy with since I drive like the old man farmer I am. I average 20 to 22 mpg on the highway just like my 2007 Frontier with its 4 cylinders. It seems most truck manufacturers have lost touch with what truck owners want in the past few years.
Mine was rusting underneath in 4 years. Was there anything left of your truck? Geez usually major rust issues
I still own my 2004 Titan with 165k miles, purchased brand new. It needs thermostat check and does have electrical issues. The biggest issues are the paint job failure and that it had 3 brake jobs before 13,000 miles but only 1 since then. Drove it 2000 miles pulling a full trailer. Great truck just needs normal maintenance. Sad Titans are going away, but may buy a newer used one.
Scotty Kilmer is a LEGEND ....
2007 nissan titan 2nd owner here. Bought it with 140k on it.. now it has 270k. Never broke down, never stranded, never died on me. It DOES eat gas like a jetliner. But its the most reliable vehicle i have ever had. I will be buying a newer one.
Just bought 2021 Titan SV 4x4 king cab 6 1/2 ft bed. Went on 500 mile trip Driving 75-80 mph got 21 mpg. More bells and whistles than I want but it is best truck I have owned so far. I had a 2019 Tundra and it was very reliable but got 16-17 mpg. Titan out performs Tundra. Titan has the 0 gravity seats and most comfortable seat I have had. I have had many vehicles in my 50 years of driving. I am very pleased. I think Nissan will regret discontinuing the Titan. Electric trucks will never work especially in Texas
had an 06 titan and man I could drive 6 hours straight without my back hurting, so dam well made architectural seat designs.
Wasn't aware that Nissan even made a single cab, long box truck. Guess they aren't advertised too well where I live.
They probably would have been better off keeping a smaller less expensive truck in their lineup like the Hardbody to differentiate themselves. I use to see a lot of those trucks on the road. I had a couple of friends who got well over 200k miles on theirs... especially the manual trans versions.
@@robc7323 they would have sold alot of them...but the profit margin on them would have probably been to little. They make more money selling loaded vehicles with options that everyone could do without.
Love my 2023 Pro-4X. Had 3 F-150's in the last 10 years and they were all mediocre trucks. Then I had a 2020 Chevy 3500 and it was a pile of junk. We will see how the Titan does. Really bummed that Americans are too distracted by shiny objects to see a damn good truck made in America right in front of them. Hopefully they bring the Titan back in the future.
I bought a brand new Nissan Titan back in 07. My ex wife still has it. Just recently had it painted blue.
@@Another-Address It's okay. I've got a new 4Runner now.
A friend I know that had a Nissan Titan had a rear differential failure while pulling a modest sized toy hauler trailer for dirt bike adventures. It had something to do with conventional gear lube used in the rear differential (from the factory) and it overheated/broke. Nissan discussion forums suggested that all new owners should drain out the conventional gear lube and replace it with Mobil1 synthetic gear lube for trouble free towing.
Titans use a American Dana diff. They are similar to jeeps. In towing they need a heavier oil grade.
I test drove for a day the Nissan Titan xD with the cummins the first year it was an option. I didn't hate the interior.
The issues that made it a hard no from me, was that it leaked a very noticeable amount of diesel exhaust into the cabin at traffic lights. The salesman, replied, "Oh no big deal, you just switch the A/C to recirculation. Uh, I shouldn't have to do that.
Then, the alignment went out.
Mind you, this pickup had less than 200 miles.
That was back in 05
What went wrong, 8 mpg.. the economy was atrocious..
im sold, I am getting one before they disappear!
We just bought our second Titan! The first one (2008) has 312,000 on it and still runs great. We hate to sell it but don't need it with the new one.
had an 88 200SX with the vg30e engine. Last I checked before I sold it, 260 thousand miles. Ive always enjoyed nissan engineering.
Love those cars
Scotty has the ability to power a transfomer with those flailing arms lol
He is Skuttles the seagull from the little mermaid.
I looked at these Titans just didn't like the design as much as Tundra and mine had 5.7 v8
I have a 2017 Titan crew identical to this rig, that I bought new in 2017. It has held up very well, although I only have 27k on it...
After having spent 2 weeks along the northeastern seaboard, I have no idea how Nissan is showing such low sales figures. Every other truck on the road up there was a Titan or a new model Frontier.
I actually don't mind the Nissan Titan. I love the look of the first gen Titan.
I RECENTLY GO A 2013 TITAN SV. 2-W.D. WITH 120,000 MILES. INTERIOR WAS STILL LIKE BRAND NEW CAME WITH NEW ROTORS -CALIPERS & PADS ..PLUS NEW EXHAUST SYSTEM WHO EVER OWNED IT B-4 ME MAINTAINED IT WELL...I TRADED MY 2015 250 TRANSIT FORD FOR IT THAT I BOUGHT BRAND NEW HAULED MY DIRT BIKES WITH A ENCLOSED TRAILER IT ONLY HAD 52,000 MILES ..I'M MORE PLEASED WITH THE TITAN ..GET's BETTER M.P.G...& IS MORE COMORTABLE TO DRIVE...
I own a 2005 Titan King Cab LE. 68,000 miles and No issues. replaced Wheel bearings, two Struts, Brakes once, and a Muffler. It's ready for the Second set of Tires and flushing of all fluids. No Rust and located in the Northeast. Daily Driver for a few years, and yes I power wash the undercarriage in the Winter and it being in a garage and low miles got it this far. A few recalls the first year or so, but nothing that keep it overnight anywhere but home.
All I can say is- "Scotty, Your are the sharpest and knowledgeable Genius!" THank you for your wisdom!
I just looked at the Titan had one of the original models when they first came out. I lived in MT then, loved the truck. I now live in St. Louis area, have had a Tundra, then a Tacoma. Just purchased a Frontier as that is a right sized truck for my needs. I don’t tow but love it is a not a turbo. So far I love the ride and performance. From what I can tell, these are very reliable as well. Perfect mix of tried and true tech, without leading edge that can break.
The internet says that Scotty is now worth 6 million from insanely hard honest work.🎉
I love our 2008 Nissan Pathfinder with the 4.0 liter engine. But the Nissan company itself screwed up. Those engines had a problem that radiator fluid would leak into the transmission fluid and destroy the transmission. By the time you noticed the transmission was acting up, it was too late. I had to replace the radiator and transmission. The company knew about the problem but did nothing about it and didn’t do any kind of recall to have everything fixed. The expense fell on the owner of the vehicle.
Still have the pathfinder cause it runs like a champ, but I will never buy another Nissan ever again because of what the company did. They are more crooked than a witches broom and they made a ton of money off of the defect.
Had a G35 way back when and it rusted out… had to threaten a law suit to get them to fix. Got rid of it quickly and have never had an Infiniti or Nissan since.
My 06 Titan has almost 400k miles on it, still runs strong and has given my very few problems over the years and I bought it at 200k miles already on it from a guy who neglected the hell out of it and did little to no maintenance. Sad that these trucks get slept on so much that they're being discontinued. They're absolutely bullet proof.
Enjoy your refreshing honesty and facts, but really enjoy listening to your enthusiasm. Hope you have 300000 miles left. Your head gasket is amazing.
Smart guy, real bed, 7-speed auto, 2-seater, AND 4X4 zero issues I want one. Favorite truck configuration I have ever seen him do on here.
Could also be because I heard rumors that they were closing dealerships so people worried there wouldn't be available service. A friend of mine just bought a 22 Titan I'll tell him you said it's a cool truck
ive heard nothing bad about nissan trucks, theyre suprisingly solid. the cars are garbage though
especially if its for work. get a nissan. as long as its truck drive train its going to hold up really well and be way cheaper than american
Call me old school... but as an old saying I remember in my youth, "There's no REPLACEMENT for DISPLACEMENT!"...(I'll keep my old perfectly running 2000 Toyota Landcruiser thank you!) 😊
The Titan is surprisingly well made. Very powerful too. It's a gas hog though.
all the other V8
I have had 4 titans 1st generation and still have 2 and they both have over 300k. Great trucks but yes they suck gas like it won't be here tomorrow
At least they didn't use carbon fiber, that stuff implodes you know!
This guy should be called Maestro. He waves his arms around like he is conducting an orchestra
What probably killed it was the bad reputation that Nissan had with them cvt cars
Pretty good gas mileage for a V8
I'd pick this over a Ford
ANY day
2007 titan with over 500000 miles on it
i had a datsun/nissan 720 with 250k on it and a 210 with 350k on it, both ran when i sold them many years ago now.
2011 Toyota Rav4 6 cyl 4WD. Is that Alternator test where people pull the negative wire off the battery to see if the car dies still relevant? I was driving home last night. Car started fine I didn't notice anything, sat still with my lights on at night for maybe a minute, not long at all. I drove off and suddenly accelerating into an intersection I lost my power steering but engine was still running. I was losing power fast. I killed the lights and fans anything I could think of and got it home in the dark. In the morning I had a friend jump it. I left the cables on like 5 minutes before jumpstart. I had power steering back but after driving for around 20 seconds I lost steering again. I think I have a bad battery but people I ask tell me they think its the alternator. I went to Auto Zone and nobody there knew how to test my alternator.
Depends on the years you purchase if its truly "bullet proof". To anyone looking to buy a Titan/Armada/NV/QX with the 5.6 liter V8, do not buy the 2013 model of any of them. They have timing chain issues and its very expensive to replace. Personally I wouldn't touch the 2014s either because nobody knows exactly when Nissan fixed the issue.
An SUV with a manual transmission and V8 will be the best answer to off readers requirement. Even for the truck lovers. No need for turbo issues.
I still have my 2004 Nissan Titan (116,900 miles). No major problems all these years, until now. The AC Box needs to be replaced. ($2,000 to $3,000). And so I plan to sell it, and buy a new car. I don't tow anything. But I will miss my truck. It has been very reliable & comfortable to drive all these years.
I find it quite funny people will spend 40,000 on something new because their used vehicle needs 3k in work
A new truck will depreciate about $1k a month for the first year.
The Titan has always been designed and built by the American people, really wish ford dodge or chevy could say the same these days
my biggest complaint about nissan is horrific service information, crappy to work on and i found the reliability has not been super steller. i would never buy one but i am sad to see competition leave the market
That horrible Tesla truck of Elon's😂
Tesla truck is sh*t.
How do you know it's terrible ? 2021 Ford Bronco customers got their hardtop orders quicker
All EVs are a scam.
@@paulelliott682 you are right
@@Nick41622eh they’re not that bad lol
The big 3 are more international
Nissan,Honda and Toyota are more made in the USA.
When you buy Asian you are NOW buying American for the most part.
Nissan should have noted you’re buying an American made truck with a different name. S
Most underrated traditional truck of all time :(.
I have one of these as a rental this week! And yes, I'm safely thrashing it when no one is around.
You're right again Scotty ~ I have the 2017 Titan Crew Cab & it's solid. I could do without the smart alternator attachment to the negative battery cable ~ a governor to increase fuel efficiency that impacts the auto charge (simply disconnect the wire to fix) but otherwise I'm happy with the purchase.
I have a 17 Texas edition gas, no issues
I wish we had professors like Scotty
Thank you.
Love my 2019 titan. Going to drive it forever
I'm meticulous with maintenance on my vehicles and my 2007 Titan had to have over $7k in repairs done in the 12 years I owned it. 😢
The torque from that beast is fantastic!! Had 312k on mine still worked perfect but I failed to replace the u-joints in time and blew the front shaft. So sad she is gone
I love my Titan.
Other than direct injection, this is a really solid truck that's worth a second look before they disappear
Put a $200 catch can in it no problem
Owend 2015 with port injection and vvt my god.. full exhaust and a 100 shot these are amazing!!
I knew a few people who had Titans when they first came out. Surprisingly, overhalf were reporting problems with a few things. Such as rear axles, the main computer, some electrical stuff……enough that a couple people sold theirs.
I don’t know about the newer models or the second gen, but I always liked the performance, ride, handling etc.
My parents bought one to tow their boat in Florida, ~9 mpg in town or towing, and after ~20K electrical problems. Was sweet when new!
The first gen titans were a mess, probably what turned so many people off of them. The second gen really fixed a lot of things but Nissans reputation was already low
I shopped the Titan and I liked it. However, it just did not have the technology of other trucks!
Hate to see you retire not to many real mechanics left but enjoy
that is like my toyota v6, might be thirsty but it is likely to outlive a lot of other cars
Never thought I'd consider a titan but 2022 and 23 models with low miles are like at least $10k cheaper than the competition, and the look is kind of growing on me.
After dealing with my nissan xterra, nissan has a major problem their rubber window channels breakdown too soon. They also stop making em. Nissan connectors are bad. Nissan evap system is garbage.
I had a 1984 Toyota 4 cylinder short bed pickup.
No AC. 32 mpg. It had
584,368 miles when it fell apart all at once. Guy crossed the centerline 12’ in front of me to make a turn. Slammed into the side of his rental minivan.
Love my 2021 Nissan Titan pro4x, amazing trucks! Hope the rumors are just that
We have a 06 Nissan Titan and it ran perfectly great, has 230 some thousand miles on it, the only downfall is around 215,000 miles the axle seals started leaking, we have replaced them to many times to count(fully assembled and assembled our self’s) still leaks, and it throws the oxygen sensor codes and we have done so many things still won’t go away. They are reliable but once one problem occurs then it’s like a whole bunch of problems occur. I will definitely miss it when my dad sells it for another vehicle.
That was an easy fix for that piece what do you want
I don't think they rolled em out yet but what's your take on the new Escalade EV? I expect trash
Used to have a Nissan Frontier as an old work truck. I never had to tow with it but around 30k miles it started to have non-stop issues. Between that and people I know that had Nissans all had bad experiences with them so I could never bring myself to own a Nissan even if this truck sounds pretty good.
I've known peoppe that had bissan pickups with no issues
Computer went in mine. Under warranty. Went again. Under warranty. Then one day i went to get a alignment and the guy said it had so much rust already he was having trouble. I went and looked.. Nope.. Traded it..was only a few years old. Great running motor. Rest of the truck was garbage
My mechanic says to stay away from Nissan Trucks...
@@fkam4846what mechanic? They are the most reliable out there...except the first gen titan
8-10-2023 - - - - It's not a truck unless you can get a 4x8 foot piece of plywood in the box and shut the tail gate. Anything else is just an SUV with a wheelbarrow welded to the back end.
Say “it’s a serious work truck” one more time, lol
Nissan were datsun once, made good engines and running gear. But body was thin and rotted.
I guess people remember tbis, hopfully they are better now.
That's what Nissan gets for screwing customers with their CVT transmissions. I'll never buy a Nissan again or any car with a CVT
I love ALL your videos and I learn a great deal, wish I had you for my auto shop teacher in high school (1970) but how much coffee do you drink???
I’ve owned a 2005 and now a 21 xd. Best trucks, way better than the domestics
Just bought a 2023, pro 4X after driving every other full-size truck…
Best truck for the money on the market you can save about 10 or $15,000 and have an awesome truck if you’re not a dummy 🤷🏻♂️
Love the waves arms u getting a good work out
I seen a couple in a rich neighborhood pushing there dead golf cart home today😂
Love My 2015 Titan!
Won’t go near any Nissan. Had a Pathfinder where the digital dashboard would just half disappear and half show absolute nonsense if the temperature was above 30 Celsius.
The service department at the dealership suggested exchanging lower priced items that could be faulty before we go all out and exchange the whole thing. They had never seen anything like that before.
Picking up the vehicle from a service early I struck up a conversation with the mechanic and he told me all about his experience with that issue.
Either the service manager didn’t talk to the mechanic or they were trying to sell me all the parts and the whole new unit because nothing else would work. Either way, never even considered another Nissan.