Picking up our 2024 Titan today. My husband bought a new Titan in 2008 and it has been a boss! It has well over 300k miles on it on the original motor and transmission. He changed the oil religiously and had it serviced so it was well taken care of. The SV we are picking up today has tow pkg, tow mirrors, comfort pkg. He loves the locking boxes under the back seat. We are retired so it will probably be our last.
I’m hoping that you could help me with a question? What is included in the towing package? I am going to look at a low mile 2024 Titan, but it does not have the towing package, which I will need to install. So, I hope to understand what I need to “make-it” able to tow up to its rating.. thank you!
Please share the location with me ! In my area , everything has become overpriced. I could try purchasing a Titan; but the dealerships want 1K a month on payments lol
I have a 2020 Nissan titan bought brand new and it looks exactly like this inside and out nothing is different lol but I love my Nissans just would like to see a little innovation here and there idk i guess if it’s not broke don’t fix it thanks for the video
they did the same in 2015. and came back with a redesign 2-3 yrs later. Most manufacturers do this. Now if its not announced by 2028 yup its gone for good.
@@Brian_Eugene_LeeYep, what they said. Garbage motor. I'm a fan of diesels too, just not that one. It is a complete turd. The gas V8 is the only way to go when buying a Titan. I have a 2021 pro 4X. I bought it brand new. And it's been nothing short of perfect. I traded in a 2020 Ram 2500 Megacab with Cummins. I didn't need that much truck, and I don't regret it for a minute. The Titan is my favorite vehicle ever. Again, don't buy the Cummins! Start reading through the forums, and you'll understand.
Great looking truck, Ty for sharing ... I like how everything just works in these and what the vehicle comes with this is a bargain by todays pricing ... still needs a shot or 2 to get over it lol but it has value. p.s. how about a XD ?
One of my local dealers here in NJ have a 2023 leftover Titan Platinum reserve in Cardinal red for 58,600. I think that's a pretty damn good price. Thoughts?
All based on what you could afford, if that is something you can afford than do it. If it’s not then don’t. Don’t be the idiot who buys a big expensive truck and can’t afford 400-500 dollars a week on gas
Thanks for the input. Yes, I am certainly not that person. In fact, I have been driving my F-150 since 2001 and although I will continue to do so, I am looking for something more reliable at this point in time. However, the prices are so outrageous, I guess that is just the way it is. I bought my Lariat for 36k out the door back then. Granted it's 20 plus years later but I can't even get leather seats in a F-150 for lower than 60k now. Ridiculous. @@Loiter562
Agreed but apparently they all are these days. For example, I see dealerships here in the Tri-State are advertising 2024 Ram 1500 Big Horn/Lone Star trims at 64k. Last year, that same trim was about 10k cheaper. Similarly, Ford, GM, GMC and Toyota keep increasing their prices on half ton trucks and SUV's. I was just commenting on the 58k for the Platinum Reserve trim for a Nissan because, in this area, you would be hard pressed to find one for under 65k but usually closer to 68-70k. @@arch417powersports
got a new 2024 SV Midnight Package, Tow package, Conv. Pkg....spray in bed liner...$44,000 (Sticker 56,000)...only issue is the transmission "lurches" into 1st gear when stopping and hard shift into 2nd when going...taking it back in for service...good thing about titans, 5 year 100,000 mile Bumper to bumper warranty....my 5th Titan...and the last unfortunately...never had a single issue with the others.
Is it true that Nissan's V8 doesn't have the problematic cylinder shutdown system. I've heard its a pretty reliable motor. I know their v6 is well regarded.
@HP-ov7ol Awesome brother, this is one of the reasons why I've chosen the Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it with 400 HP and 413 Ibs over the 2024 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it with 400 HP and 410 Ibs of Torque.
Truck guys are a very loyal group , ie are u Ford or Chevy guy? The big four are a hard nut to crack as Nissan found out unfortunately even though they had a quality product!
I have owned two xd's current one is a cummins platinium resrerve i bought for almost 50% of new price. Absolute awesome trucks. Nissan is making a mistake ending it. Its hard to change peoples minds but they should have advertised more and stopped under rating the trucks so much. Or just lie like ford has been doing.
I am looking to buy at the end of 2024. I am cross shopping mid-size vs. 1/2 to tow a small camper (2900 lbs) and to haul camping gear. The Titan Pro4X is sharp (pricey for my budget), and I don’t need that much off-road capability, plus the Pro4X suffers from less payload than the SV. Depending on availability and pricing, the Titan SV would offer more capability than a midsize for not much more money (assuming some discounting). I also like the Titan warranty. I value reliability as well. The safety ratings could be higher for the Titan relative to the F-150, Ridgeline, etc. It is a solid all around truck. Too bad it is disappearing after 2024.
@@PRO4XKEV I hear ya! But, I got lucky and was able to retire early in 2021. Part of that financial plan was no new toys until early social security at 62 (late 2024). I may consider late model used as well.
I just picked up an SV, out the door at 48k. 4x4, towing, utility and convenience packages. No running boards. Include 2k or mostly worthless dealer add ons. Tinted windows, Titan glowing sill plate, nitrogen filled tires and wheel locks. No special financing so that’s where I’m going to pay. Just an fyi so you know what can be had.
Same in our 2022 Pathfinder/2011 G25. I love that option . Not just front but all the windows roll down ,but the front ones start to roll down half a second ahead.
It’s a shame they are not going to make them anymore. The only half ton I’m aware of that you can get a v8 engine. The others are going to 4 and 6 cylinder turbo engines. Those won’t last as long and don’t get better gas millage.
I have leased 14 Nissan vehicles and I’m done with them for now. I inquired about a Z car and my salesman informed me that the Dealership got 1 this year and it is already sold. I said ok. I now have a 2023 F-150. Their loss. I do like the Titan, but since it is going away, I was forced to move on.
I really believe if Nissan made these trucks more attractive that they would sell like hotcakes. Make them look more like the Frontier trucks and that would be a great start.
Yeah just ride around in a over priced Ford, Dodge or Chevrolet to prove you are or think you have something special. 😂 Buy what you want all vehicles have issues and recalls. At least they have a 5 yr or 100,000 mile warranty.
El gran TITAN se rinde ante sus competidores y demuestra que es el gran perdedor se sale de la jugada el perdedor nunca más volverá a participar con los GRANDES
TITAN!! RARRRR! Cuz I'm a macho man badass. There is something very wrong with the mindset of many American drivers. A large majority of people with these deadly monstrosities do NOT have them for 'their jobs'. They have them so they can be the biggest badass on the road. Who cares about everybody else on the road...the blind spots these vehicles create...the visceral fear they instill in pedestrians and cyclists (esp in a place such as NYC, where I live, and yet, where we now have so many drivers in monstrous, menacing vehicles). It's as if many American drivers have literally declared war on the rest of us. But hey, apparently it's their god-given right. And BTW, how often do we see massive vehicles like this with just ONE person inside (i.e., the driver) and no 'landscaping tools', etc.??
Just watched a couple minutes of one of your videos on Nissan not getting rid of the titan. You had so much to say but all of it was nonsense like all your other videos
So many trolls and haters. I've never understood why anyone takes the time to log on and gripe, complain, or insult, especially in such a truncated and dumb fashion. If you can do better, maybe you should.
@@thatguy-vk2gq I have a 2017 that I bought new and already have 190k miles on it. They are great trucks but the claim "most reliable" should come with actual data to back the claim up. This video did not offer any reliability data to back the claim.
I heard from a lot of people that GM has had a lot of problems with the transmissions that crap out, and warranty is only 3/36k vs Nissans 5/100k, that's almost 3x as much warranty. I don't think Nissan would provide trash and call bs on their products/reputation. I have an Xterra with 235,000 miles original tranny and is still strong. I was going to buy an X31 GMC Sierra elevation but the transmission issues still seem lingering according to buddies that work at dealerships. So I pulled the trigger and got me another Nissan, 2023 Titan Pro 4X 😂 ✌️.
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You are one of the few people who give the Titan the credit it deserves.
Picking up our 2024 Titan today. My husband bought a new Titan in 2008 and it has been a boss! It has well over 300k miles on it on the original motor and transmission. He changed the oil religiously and had it serviced so it was well taken care of. The SV we are picking up today has tow pkg, tow mirrors, comfort pkg. He loves the locking boxes under the back seat. We are retired so it will probably be our last.
I’m hoping that you could help me with a question? What is included in the towing package? I am going to look at a low mile 2024 Titan, but it does not have the towing package, which I will need to install. So, I hope to understand what I need to “make-it” able to tow up to its rating.. thank you!
In Houston Tx, multiple dealers have brand new SV titans in the $36-38k range… insane value!
Can you please let me know which dealerships are having these prices?
Please share the location with me !
In my area , everything has become overpriced. I could try purchasing a Titan; but the dealerships want 1K a month on payments lol
Atlanta got them for 42k
That’s amazing! 😁
Please share the location or link. Local Nissan has them around $54k.
I do love the look of this truck and the reliable powertrain.
I love the engine and transmission, the looks? Not so much.
I'll never understand how Titan truck didn't get more customers , bought 2007 new and 2017 also and absolute work trucks!!!
Nissan never promoted this new gen
Nissan never really promoted this truck enough.
never seen a titan ad in 21 years.
Exactly they never advertised this truck
Agreed 100% beware of EcoBoost owners as well as Ford Fanboys ingeneral, they'll love to bash on any great truck that has a great reliable V8 in it.
No auto start stop or cylinder deactivation. Its just a truck.
Exactly mate
Best truck I ever owned...
I have a 2020 Nissan titan bought brand new and it looks exactly like this inside and out nothing is different lol but I love my Nissans just would like to see a little innovation here and there idk i guess if it’s not broke don’t fix it thanks for the video
I was born being a Ford, Dodge, and Toyota but I have to be honest I’m starting to like the Titans this Truck really look amazing
2024 last year for the Titan production. Get one while you can.
Ive had a couple Titans. Really pretty good trucks. Not overly techy. The reliability is top shelf compared to others in its class.
Sad nissan is discontinuing this truck
they did the same in 2015. and came back with a redesign 2-3 yrs later. Most manufacturers do this. Now if its not announced by 2028 yup its gone for good.
Hey, ben great truck, good review and it is a V8 engine, and is reliable in the long run.
@@Brian_Eugene_Leethe cummins was pure garbage. Nissans gas V8 is far superior.
@@Brian_Eugene_Leeyeah....no buddy, the Cummins has a ton of issues. V8 is much better.
@@Brian_Eugene_LeeYep, what they said. Garbage motor. I'm a fan of diesels too, just not that one. It is a complete turd. The gas V8 is the only way to go when buying a Titan. I have a 2021 pro 4X. I bought it brand new. And it's been nothing short of perfect. I traded in a 2020 Ram 2500 Megacab with Cummins. I didn't need that much truck, and I don't regret it for a minute. The Titan is my favorite vehicle ever. Again, don't buy the Cummins! Start reading through the forums, and you'll understand.
Great looking truck, Ty for sharing ... I like how everything just works in these and what the vehicle comes with this is a bargain by todays pricing ... still needs a shot or 2 to get over it lol but it has value. p.s. how about a XD ?
I have a 2021 . Best truck I ever owed and I’ve owned them all ! Total Sleeper !
One of my local dealers here in NJ have a 2023 leftover Titan Platinum reserve in Cardinal red for 58,600. I think that's a pretty damn good price. Thoughts?
All based on what you could afford, if that is something you can afford than do it. If it’s not then don’t. Don’t be the idiot who buys a big expensive truck and can’t afford 400-500 dollars a week on gas
Thanks for the input. Yes, I am certainly not that person. In fact, I have been driving my F-150 since 2001 and although I will continue to do so, I am looking for something more reliable at this point in time. However, the prices are so outrageous, I guess that is just the way it is. I bought my Lariat for 36k out the door back then. Granted it's 20 plus years later but I can't even get leather seats in a F-150 for lower than 60k now. Ridiculous. @@Loiter562
Still overpriced.
Agreed but apparently they all are these days. For example, I see dealerships here in the Tri-State are advertising 2024 Ram 1500 Big Horn/Lone Star trims at 64k. Last year, that same trim was about 10k cheaper. Similarly, Ford, GM, GMC and Toyota keep increasing their prices on half ton trucks and SUV's. I was just commenting on the 58k for the Platinum Reserve trim for a Nissan because, in this area, you would be hard pressed to find one for under 65k but usually closer to 68-70k. @@arch417powersports
Agree
I am curious can you get it in the tactical green like you can in the frontier?
Here in North Jersey dealership the price is around $50k plus taxes and other fees , could go up to $52-53k
got a new 2024 SV Midnight Package, Tow package, Conv. Pkg....spray in bed liner...$44,000 (Sticker 56,000)...only issue is the transmission "lurches" into 1st gear when stopping and hard shift into 2nd when going...taking it back in for service...good thing about titans, 5 year 100,000 mile Bumper to bumper warranty....my 5th Titan...and the last unfortunately...never had a single issue with the others.
Are you still having issues with the transmission? Or is it fixed?
That's normal. It's an 9 speed auto transmission. They all do that. No need to take into service unless it's jerking and shifting really slow
Been really thinking about getting a new truck and saw a Titan today maybe just maybe ill consider it cause after this video im tempted
A couple of year old titan is crazy cheap relative to the other brands.
Sure wish the aftermarket 50-gallon tank was an option like it is on the Diesel XD.
That would be insane! I will forget to stop at a diner to eat while drive past 24 hours lol.
Is it true that Nissan's V8 doesn't have the problematic cylinder shutdown system. I've heard its a pretty reliable motor. I know their v6 is well regarded.
That is correct - no cylinder deactivation on the Titan
@HP-ov7ol Awesome brother, this is one of the reasons why I've chosen the Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it with 400 HP and 413 Ibs over the 2024 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it with 400 HP and 410 Ibs of Torque.
Just got my SV couple days ago
Hi Ben, do you know if Nissan fixed the faulty radiator that caused the early premature/failure on the transmission like the ones in 2021?
My neighbors titan had engine failure after 11 months. He drove it hard but not as hard as I work my trucks. Just has me skidish
Oh no! Did they figure what happened?
5 year bumper to bumper warranty!
How was the angle of the backseat? I just took a test drive with a frontier, but the backseat made you sit up straight.
Grab one before they go, just heard they are being discontinued after 2024😑
Geez paid 57k sticker 6 months ago for a fully loaded 2023 pro4x XD. Guess that drive to Arizona paid off.
is that the out the door price?
@@chrisx5127 no
Just checking the mpg and size of the fuel tank
Loved my Titan. Too bad Nissan decided to quit selling them. 2024 will be the last year
The glovebox is vey reliable
Is this the last year? I saw on RUclips that it was?
Truck guys are a very loyal group , ie are u Ford or Chevy guy? The big four are a hard nut to crack as Nissan found out unfortunately even though they had a quality product!
I'm a truck guy---just don't care for brand loyalty.
Ohh I might buy this for my first tome owning a truck
I have owned two xd's current one is a cummins platinium resrerve i bought for almost 50% of new price. Absolute awesome trucks. Nissan is making a mistake ending it. Its hard to change peoples minds but they should have advertised more and stopped under rating the trucks so much. Or just lie like ford has been doing.
Don't forget about the great warranty!!!!
Can’t believe where we ended up 55k for a entry level pick up truck it’s insane
Are these worth leasing for 4 years at $500?
Might be the truck to buy, can’t beat a V8.
I am looking to buy at the end of 2024. I am cross shopping mid-size vs. 1/2 to tow a small camper (2900 lbs) and to haul camping gear. The Titan Pro4X is sharp (pricey for my budget), and I don’t need that much off-road capability, plus the Pro4X suffers from less payload than the SV. Depending on availability and pricing, the Titan SV would offer more capability than a midsize for not much more money (assuming some discounting). I also like the Titan warranty. I value reliability as well. The safety ratings could be higher for the Titan relative to the F-150, Ridgeline, etc. It is a solid all around truck. Too bad it is disappearing after 2024.
The longer you wait the less chance of getting one. 2024 last year, so as time goes on Titan may be more scarce to find.
@@PRO4XKEV I hear ya! But, I got lucky and was able to retire early in 2021. Part of that financial plan was no new toys until early social security at 62 (late 2024). I may consider late model used as well.
@@deanmay338 some dealers are offering 3 months before start of payment thats an option
@@soga77 thanks! I will keep an eye out for incentives and deals like you describe. Much appreciated.
I just picked up an SV, out the door at 48k. 4x4, towing, utility and convenience packages. No running boards. Include 2k or mostly worthless dealer add ons. Tinted windows, Titan glowing sill plate, nitrogen filled tires and wheel locks. No special financing so that’s where I’m going to pay. Just an fyi so you know what can be had.
I love this truck
Press and hold the unlock button and the front windows roll down.🎉😮😊
Same in our 2022 Pathfinder/2011 G25. I love that option . Not just front but all the windows roll down ,but the front ones start to roll down half a second ahead.
Talking about fords and different trims. This titan hauls less than 2k 🫠
I hate that Nissan uses microwave beeps in their cars
@@Brian_Eugene_Lee Titans, Frontiers, Armadas are not cvt do some research before talking trash
I heard there were some issues with the transmission? Can someone please confirm? Has it been fixed?
The 9-Speed in my 2024 Nissan Titan has been flawless
@CJColvin these trucks are so underrated. They are selling the pro 4x at $50k. What an insane deal
@reempire888 I know and definitely wayyyyyyy cheaper than any overpriced EcoBoost F150 out there by a huge massive shot.
Hey this Titan looks like my brand new Titan.
You meant more reliable than a Tundra?
Question is the titan being discontinued
Yes!
Does this Titan SV model passenger seat have power or is it manual ?
Mine has power sets. And heated.
I have 495k on my 2004 Nisan Titan. Still going strong and I don't want to buy new. Has all manual locks and windows...LOL
It’s a shame they are not going to make them anymore. The only half ton I’m aware of that you can get a v8 engine. The others are going to 4 and 6 cylinder turbo engines. Those won’t last as long and don’t get better gas millage.
My ecoboost sucks it got the cam phaser 😡😡😡 and guess who is paying for it! No more fords me!
The Nissan Titan makes me rumble !
Makes a lot of sense, make the most reliable truck and then discontinue it… fack
I have leased 14 Nissan vehicles and I’m done with them for now. I inquired about a Z car and my salesman informed me that the Dealership got 1 this year and it is already sold. I said ok. I now have a 2023 F-150. Their loss. I do like the Titan, but since it is going away, I was forced to move on.
Its not going away till next year you wernt forced
SV 4x4 NISSAN T I T A N with this V 8 , we l be flying
I really believe if Nissan made these trucks more attractive that they would sell like hotcakes. Make them look more like the Frontier trucks and that would be a great start.
Same as the last 4 years no change
Toyota Tundra!
Not a fan of the look. The Tundra has always looked better IMO.
👍💖👍💖👍
Yeah just ride around in a over priced Ford, Dodge or Chevrolet to prove you are or think you have something special. 😂 Buy what you want all vehicles have issues and recalls. At least they have a 5 yr or 100,000 mile warranty.
I will not pay that kind of money with bulb head and tail lights. Get rid of that shit!
I think this truck wouldve sold better if the front end wasn't so hideous.
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El gran TITAN se rinde ante sus competidores y demuestra que es el gran perdedor se sale de la jugada el perdedor nunca más volverá a participar con los GRANDES
TITAN!! RARRRR! Cuz I'm a macho man badass. There is something very wrong with the mindset of many American drivers. A large majority of people with these deadly monstrosities do NOT have them for 'their jobs'. They have them so they can be the biggest badass on the road. Who cares about everybody else on the road...the blind spots these vehicles create...the visceral fear they instill in pedestrians and cyclists (esp in a place such as NYC, where I live, and yet, where we now have so many drivers in monstrous, menacing vehicles). It's as if many American drivers have literally declared war on the rest of us. But hey, apparently it's their god-given right. And BTW, how often do we see massive vehicles like this with just ONE person inside (i.e., the driver) and no 'landscaping tools', etc.??
don't forget your meds today
The titan has blind spot sensors. Stop living in fear.
That's right we're bad ass don't forget it.
It's FAR from "most reliable".
Just watched a couple minutes of one of your videos on Nissan not getting rid of the titan. You had so much to say but all of it was nonsense like all your other videos
Quit saying “action”.
So many trolls and haters. I've never understood why anyone takes the time to log on and gripe, complain, or insult, especially in such a truncated and dumb fashion. If you can do better, maybe you should.
Did I miss something? Where is the reliability data?
2006 off the lot, still going strong 110k
@@thatguy-vk2gq I have a 2017 that I bought new and already have 190k miles on it. They are great trucks but the claim "most reliable" should come with actual data to back the claim up. This video did not offer any reliability data to back the claim.
I heard from a lot of people that GM has had a lot of problems with the transmissions that crap out, and warranty is only 3/36k vs Nissans 5/100k, that's almost 3x as much warranty. I don't think Nissan would provide trash and call bs on their products/reputation. I have an Xterra with 235,000 miles original tranny and is still strong. I was going to buy an X31 GMC Sierra elevation but the transmission issues still seem lingering according to buddies that work at dealerships. So I pulled the trigger and got me another Nissan, 2023 Titan Pro 4X 😂 ✌️.
@@Rickman357 my 2017 Titan came with a lifetime warranty on power train and drive train. They are going to regret giving that to me! :)
@@daddy3d1972 🤣 Sounds like craftsman tool bargain to me, congratulations ✌️