@@glorymanheretosleep you are crazy .I have 3 f150s 2 are brand new and I would not trade them for anything up to the 200,000 dollars that they are worth for them .my wife also loves hers .so me and 3 million other people a year that buy American pickups must not think like you .
I disagree you can’t beat Nissans reliability. I’ve had both and the Nissan was twice as dependable! You like many think that increased sales equals a better truck, wrong, 25 % of Ford is fleet sales because their cheap and parts are cheap! Blind sheep and brand loyalty. Yes the gas mileage stinks but I don’t buy a truck for gas mileage, could care less, finally who wants to be the 7th Ford at a Red Light? Not me! I’m at 187K on a 08 Titan, original water pump, starter and alternator. With Ford I would have had to replace all 3. Don’t drink the kool aid please.
Mark Chance very interested to know more about your experience with your truck am currently looking at a reliable truck that can pull my mustang 3-4 times a year to the track, would u say a titan like yours would be reliable enough to pull my car?? Or should i be looking at something newer or something else????
Well said brother. Absolutely. I own a Nissan NV 2500 cargo van with the 5.6 V8 absolutely a joy to drive and with ZERO problems. MPG sucks but as you said you don’t buy it for that. You buy it for work.
Not to mention how well the interiors in Nissan vics actually stay intact and operational, unlike Ford and especially Dodge. P.S. I've owned at least one version of all three Dodge, Ford and Chevy but none ran as long either. This is mine and my wife's 4th Nissan and all went 200 - 300,000 miles before we got rid of them.
This guy would be better suited for a Prius. Nissan titans are solid trucks. Have had 2 go over 200k with no issues. Never had a Chevy last 100k with out fixing something. The Titan is a truck for any one who loves power, quality, longevity, and every day practicality
I've had plenty of Chevys that are over 100k without issues. Not saying the Titan is bad, but Chevy gets a bad reputation, I think they're the most solid out of the domestics.
I totally disagree with this nerd I have owned Silverados , beer can F-150s and then I bought my first Titan and I will never go back I own one of the 2018 gas 2wheel drives and it has more power than any truck I have ever driven and it has all the luxury of a Navigator it will do 200thousand with no problems no other truck can touch it !
What's unacceptable is your comments at 10:27 about gas mileage. You clearly have a lead foot (as heard in this video). But to pass on to viewers that 11 mpg is something they should expect just makes you an ass. I just drove 80+ miles one-way to Rocky Mountain National Park though Boulder and Golden from Littleton, CO. Over 22 mpg there and over 25 mpg back. This included stop and go as it wasn't all non-stop highway. And I have no problem getting 15-17 mpg commuting in town. I'm very happy with my 2018 Titan Pro4x. I don't want to drive what every one else does, that's not my style. I bought a "great" truck that covers my off road, towing, comfort/room, and reliability needs. Including their 5yr. 100k mile drive train AND bumper-to-bumper warranty! My neighbors are more than welcome to have the "better" Ford in their driveway - I can't stand those a-holes anyways. The only other truck I considered was the 2019 Dodge because of the new exterior and top notch interior. GMC and Toyota were a distant thought but Ford wasn't and wouldn't be considered.
You made a great choice with your Titan over the F-150. Ford is not known for reliability, and you would not want to deal with the cost of repairing the aluminum body if something were to happen to it.
Sold my 2018 ecoboost 3.5 F150. Third new Ford in the past five years. Bought a new 2019 Titan XD Pro 4x Gas and will NEVER go back to any other truck.. This thing drives and tows so much better than anything else I've driven. It's quiet, powerful, stable, and feels confident in any situation. PLUS, I don't see 10 million of the same truck everywhere i go.
I got a nissan titan pro 4x i love it, spent my weekend in camping or fishing while my neighbor spending his time and weekend in repair shop by the way he owns ford 150 fx4
Forgot to talk about 5-year 100k bumper to bumper warranty standard on all new titans and pro master vans. 0% 60-month financing. Makes then little more attractive.
I'm a Ram kinda of guy but this Nissan is really attractive becuase my farm truck a 05 Titan King cab is at 256k miles without any issues. Everyone can't take these Titans seriously when they really should. The endurance v8 isn't called Endurance for nothing. Probably the best price for these things 10k down too with an amazing warranty.
I have a 2018 SV Crew Cab, my second Titan, I absolutely think it’s great. We drove from NJ to Florida and back recently and what a pleasure it was on the drive, we even got 22.5 mpg. Let the fanboys of the other brands have their choice as I picked mine after trying theirs and still happy with mine.
I can also praise the TITAN because I'm still the proud owner of an 05' model which, over the years, I've had to put just under 1000 dollars in repairs. I had a fuel pump go out and a cam sensor and of course I let Nissan do the work and they're labor is not cheap. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the truck. 13 years and 180,000 miles later, she still feels very dependable. I'd buy another. It's true, Nissan can't compete with the other makes but that's what makes it such a great deal. It's a damn good truck for the money.
Todd Fimple would u Recommend a Nissan titan with 150 miles to pull a Mustang to the track 3 to 4 times a year or should I be looking at something newer
I can tell u this if u want good mpgs get a dam car. Trucks are meant to work not be a prius and get 30 to 40 mpgs. Oh yea lets floor the truck and tell them im getting 11 ampg. What an idiot.
Tim Hutchinson this makes no sense. Utility and fuel economy do not need to be exclusive . By your logic, if you want an inexpensive vehicle get a damn scooter
He failed to mention that the big 3 with similar options as the Nissan are 10k more and they don't back their vehicles. Nissan backs their vehicle for 6 years 60k. They are also fully assembled in the USA. I have a 2017 Titan pro-4x and it is great! I get lots of compliments too. The v8 has balls and sounds good!
My buddies King Ranch F250 was built in Canada with a Mexican engine. ALL Ram 2500's I looked at were 100% built in Saltillo, Mexico. All Ram gas V8's are built in Saltillo. Nissan is more American than the "domestics". lol
Yes, definitely worth it, just slapped a dual in dual out MagnaFlow exhaust setup on mine, ridiculous amount of horsepower increase and torque, not to mention the mileage per gallon also went up, the engine breathes so much better. Great sounding truck with the aftermarket enhancements
I bought one of these 6 months ago and I love it. To me it drives more sporty but perhaps that’s because I’m used to 3/4 ton trucks. It’s very comfortable, lots of power, and I’m also averaging 17 MPG. Yeah the Big 3 have more bells and whistles, but between my wife and I we’ve had 4 Nissans in a row and not one of them ever went to a shop for a problem.
I put 300k on a 1988 Nissan pickup, I changed bearings in the transmission 3 times. The engine was so loose at the end I could put it in first gear with the engine off and push the truck by hand across my driveway. But it started and still ran. Lift the hood you could see rubber hoses going to components that had rusted away. Only problem I had was dealers monkey killed my ecm trouble shooting a bad coil. Z24 was a great motor once you understood how it worked.
xCkillaxC wow! did you own one? if not what is your basis of reliability? if you have a five year bumper to bumper warranty how is that not reliable? duhhh!
@@TruckCentral yeah good truck bad reputation on sales marketing compare to Ford Ram and GMC Chevrolet but remember Chevy and GMC GM junk Ram Fiat Ford built to brake only good is Toyota and Nissan but they don't sell much
I think people who buy trucks nowadays don't buy trucks because they're trucks. Everyone bitches about interior, LED screens, heated seats, leather trim, and shit like that. People who ACTUALLY like TRUCKS seem to like the Nissan's. I don't give a shit about heated seats, heated steering wheel, their nav system (you have a phone right?). I guess even at 28 I feel like I'm an old man...
@@chinafire1 Yup! I ended up getting a used 2015 Chevy 1500 4x4 for a good price (25k, 4x4 with 54k miles). I already disabled the active fuel management crap that makes the engine run in v4 mode. I wanted a new truck, but for the price I couldn't walk away from that. Cloth seats and everything, I don't mind it! Just hope it lasts me lol.
@@chinafire1 it was super hard for me to find a private party used titan here in socal. that's why i ended up with the chevy, i was looking at craigslist and offerup literally every hour lol
Lets see. I drove my 2018 Titan Pro4X off the lot for 45K Canadian. A similarly equipped F150 with the FX4 off road package, locking diff, skid plates, basically all the same features that the Titan Pro4X has, comes in around 60K Canadian. Is the F150 a better truck? Maybe, but it's all opinion based..... but it's definitely not 15K better. But let the fan boys drive their big 3. I'm ok with that, it keeps the prices down on the Titan
I have had a 2012 frontier 4x4 and when I needed to get something larger I got a 2012 Titan pro 4x. Best trucks ever. They drive way better than ford and chevy. I will definitely drive Nissan forever.
Lol I did valet during the summer's in college and Nissans and Toyotas came in all the time looking new but with 200k+ miles on the odometer...since Toyota hasn't redesigned the Tundra in 50 years, this Titan is where my money will be going.
Great observation. I'm looking at a titan or tundra for my next truck. I no longer want the best. I want the one that will give me enough of what I need and not be unreliable.
I personally have a 2015 Pro-4x and I can say that it is the best truck for me! 120 000km and not a single issue yet! just did the brake for the first time at 110k, tranny is shifting like a new! I usually average about 19MPG too! People just don't know that titan's are existing and how reliable they are! I heared and saw so many problems with Ford's, ram's and Gm's that I just decided to go a different way! I'm glad I bought this truck and i'm sure it will run forever compare to the big three's! Cheers from Canada
I really don't care about the latest and greatest in gimmicky tech, cheap flash, or edgy designs. I care about durability, reliability, and longevity. Toyota and Nissan have always been a step or two behind the pack in terms of innovation, but I will buy a Titan or Tundra before any domestic, all day, everyday. Something I would have never said 15 years ago.
Actually when the Titan first came out it was the innovator of a lot of the stuff the big three use today. Still are the only one that the V8 is considered their stock motor in all their full sized trucks. No V6 option which pisses some people off but oh well.
The big three didn’t solve MPG, they employ methods that cause the motors to blow and don’t honor warranty repairs which is a lot more costly than the fuel savings with a motor being over $10k these days
why the hell dose everyone have to bring up the over rated raptor just once i t would be nice to see a review with out the raptor who cares about that truck review the truck at hand anothe channel cannot subscribe to
I don’t understand what the big deal is with the Titan, I love my ‘18. It’s a nice smooth ride and plenty of power. I’ve owned and driven them all and so far the Titan is the best I’ve had. Truck is made in Mississippi and engine is made in Tennessee with a bumper to bumper warranty that blows the others out of the water. Go ahead and drive your ford or Chevy and I’ll keep smiling in my Nissan, and P.S. I’m getting 17 to 18 mpgs in mine.
Ok so I took your advise and went to purchase a new Platinum F150 and guess what I drove it and I just wasn’t that impressed as you were. I negotiated price for three days and ended up buying a New 2018 Nissan Platinum Reserve for about 10k less than the F150.. I guess if your willing to give up 10k more then you should probably get the F150.. The only thing I can say is price is a factor as well and most people don’t have and unlimited budget.
I have a 2018 Pro-4x and it's a great truck. Tried them all and this has the best features for the $ in my opinion. Don't let this biased review scare you off. The towing ratings are not the best but if you're not hauling big trailers this truck deserves a hard look. Very well made and appointed. It's also about 4-5" shorter overall than the others which is great for garage parking. Plus - the best warranty in the game. Based on my prior Nissans I won't need it but it's nice to have...I get 18-19mpg in mixed driving and 15mpg towing.
FACT: As much as I had to admit it, the Japanese carmakers have really made leaps and bounds in making great reliable trucks in what was the normal playgrounds previously dominated by American car manufacturers. The Japanese seem to be born to make reliable cars.....
Believe the announcement stated that production was expected to start Autumn 2017... along with a new Frontier, and a new Z, and a new GT-R. Hope they do actually end up putting it into production as we would be some of the first who would get to drive it. That would be a blast but we’re not holding our breath!
Truck Central They are now saying that they should be available late this year to summer of next. Whether it'll be a reality or not is yet to be seen. Especially since they can't make up their minds on the engines that will actually be offered. But it would sure be nice since it will be the only raptor competition until the ram TRX comes out but I fear that price point being it says hellcat.
Believe a version of the GT-R’s 3.8 TT was on the table at one point. If they could make that work... now that would be extremely interesting. As you mentioned, the price point would be a factor. Might be worth it
I guess hes never looked up that most Titan motors are still laughing off the miles at 300,000 miles.. try THAT with the main-3 makers here.. Nissans are solid as hell. this guy is a bonehead.
I'll keep my 2022 Titan Pro4x over any of the big 3 garbage. They always break down...always. I owned all 3 brands and all where headaches. You want better gas mileage in the V8 that requires cylinder deactivation or auto on off all of which destroys your engine. Screw that.
I average 16.4 mpg in my 2018 sv midnight edition 4x4. And oh ya I can beat rams and 5.0 10 speed f150s in a drag race. These trucks feel fucking solid too man
One of the reasons my wife did not like her Camry was because there are so many on the road, I sort of feel that way about a the F150, so many on the road it is just common
How much do you think ford is paying this clown? I test drove a brand new Ford STX and a Nissan Titan SV 4X4. I came into the argument completely unbiased. The Titan shits on the Ford all day long. The Nissan is an incredibly smooth ride. The Ford stuck shifting gears. 0 Miles on the dash of both trucks. Left the Nissan dealership super happy.
As mercedes retired tech. First time ever. Buying truck. Drove them all. 10 times from new ones. . Up to. 70 thousand miles. 2020. Nissan titan. Had the best. Most satisfying filling.
I have a 08 Ram SLT. In the long run a couple more years to depreciate might trade in and get this! I constantly hear good thinks with reliability with Nissan
Your gas mileage comments are complete bull! YOUR style of driving is why it gets terrible gas mileage! I have a 6 inch Pro Comp LIFTED 2004 Titan on 20 inch 35's and 134k miles,and I get 18 miles to the gallon. Don't blame your short comings on the truck as you are clearly a Ford fanboy!
I love my Titan, I do however have the XD. I feel this video is a bit of a harsh review considering Nissan's time in the market with there first full size pickup. Furthermore this model hasn't changed since 2016 and in my personal opinion is the biggest reason the Big 3 pulled there hands out of their pockets and started upgrading their lineups. To anyone out there thinking about getting one be sure to get the XD its worth the extra 2 grand if you plan on hauling. Only negative I can think of is very small aftermarket products so if you like to modify your truck you'll be disappointed.
My 2015 F-150 with the 5.0l Coyote V8 averages 20L/100km. That works out to 11.7mpg. I'm probably a little heavy footed, but not a maniac either. The fact is they all can claim a bajillion mpg from stand alone, no load lab testing, but in the real world, whether it's the Ram's Hemi, Ford's Coyote, or Toyota's iForce, or Nissan's Endurance...a V8 is a V8 is a V8. YOU WILL NOT GET GREAT GAS MILEAGE IN A V8 POWERED, 6,000LB TRUCK.
Nissan has been good to me, I love my little Frontier. Never been stuck with those wide tires and the V6 can scoot! Can't wait to be able to afford a Titan! Tundra looks cooler, and between the two they're both very reliable, but I want something last and is fast and fun.
The only gripes I have about the Nissan trucks I've owned, are a constant chirp/squeak when going over ruts/bumps, and the horrible turning radius on the 4x4 Frontier. Other than that, they've been fantastic little trucks and very fun to drive.
Glad to here most of the people commenting like there titans!! Watching this review you would think it’s the worst truck on earth. I have a 09 Xterra with 200k never had an issue love it. I like Nissan Titan price point.
I bought a brand new single cab 2017 titan SV 2wd for $20,000 out the door. You keep comparing +$50,000 trucks which only stupid people buy. I never found a Chevy, Ford or Ram even close to that price. After driving it for 6 months, I love it even more. 5 yr 100,000 mile warranty doesn't hurt either. I consistently get 20 mpg on the highway with the new V8. And for a truck, it is fast off the line and sounds great. It has everything I need and nothing I don't and it really is American made. This is a real truck with a firm suspension and great road manners. Most of all it is quiet. Fantastic disc brakes all around. Well done Nissan.
Stupid people buy 50k trucks? How about you take your opinion and roll it up into a tight ball and jam it up your ass for starters. Have you ever considered that some people in life can afford a 50k truck? Have you also considered that some people along with being able to afford one also have multiple children and require a larger cab and at least 4x4 so my wife doesn't get stuck not to mention the shitty winters where I live require 4x4 or you're gonna be that Putz waiting at a green light spinning your tires on ice. Who TF buys a regular cab 2wd these days unless you're a single dude? Just a few things to think about before you start spitting out dumbass comments
I can understand your complaint about fuel economy, but if I'm getting a half-ton to get my "Tim the Toolman Taylor" grunting fill for the day with my gas V8, I don't care about that. I'll get a diesel instead. Now, if I were using this vehicle everyday as a commuter vehicle, then maybe I'd look at this truck's competitors instead for better economy until when (or if) Nissan does update this truck.
The bias in your review is very obvious. While Chevy, Ford, and Dodge offer more options, they also are considerably more expensive in regards to what people are actually paying for them (not sticker, actual purchase price). I got a truck like your tester for 36k purchase price + tax, tags, fees. Which includes 5 year full warranty. That's less than a similar optioned Tacoma, and much less a similar optioned F150, Silverado, or Ram. I like the big three 1/2 ton models, but I didn't need the additional options and potential problems that come along with them. Also, your fuel mileage is off because you're playing off road, which means you're staying in the lower gear range with higher RPM's. All of the big three will produce similar fuel mileage under those circumstances. I average 17 mpg's combined hand calculated. I think the longevity and reliability of the Nissan will speak for itself. I've personally had reliability issues with the big three, except Ram because it's the only model I haven't owned.
Dash replacements and cam phasers and timing chains going out every 30-40k. I can't believe ford didn't learn from the 5.4. it sucks because I loved everything about the 3.5
I've owned all the major trucks built since 1986. Ford, GM and Toyota all failed me at some level but miserably with the Ford which was by far the worst. Not just one Ford, on the 2nd one that was waiting for it's THIRD transmission replacement (BTW I never pulled ANYTHING with this truck!) I realized I could NEVER, ever own another Ford. GM was slightly better transmission-wise but motor drank oil at a rate of 100:1 premix but that's NORMAL for GM. Toyota Tundra driveline was superior longevity-wise (2003 and I still have it.) but the issues I had with the front end (never properly remedied) and the super weak rear springs (Toyota refused to fix this for some reason), then the same crap warranty as Ford...nope, no Toyota's in my future. Enter Ram 1500 in 2013, best truck I ever owned. I traded in for a MUCH lower mileage version (a 2014) and the ONLY reason I did it (besides the mileage) was they threw in a LIFETIME bumper to bumper warranty (which is no longer available according to the dealer as of Jan 2019). I don't like the 8 speed transmission, it's always constantly shifting up and down, I hope it holds up. Only 50k miles and it's still like new. Enter My Titan XD 4x4 Crew gasser: So far it has been a dream machine. The ride, the engine/transmission, the warranty completely unbeatable by any other maker right now. I can see me owning this truck for 20+ years just like my 1997 Nissan Hardbody still in my stable...The best part is I got it for nearly 20k off MSRP...I am getting 17 mpg btw. I didn't expect anymore than 15. I drive it like a grandpa though. BTW, my neighbors 2019 F150 is in the shop. 3rd time now for various issues. To each their own but I know I got the best truck for the money made anywhere in the world.
1500 mile roadtrip, pulling small aluminum trailer, 70 to 80 mph, averaged 16.9 MPG. 2018 PRO 4X, and the Rockford Fosgate which he said is to bassy rocks.
@@djayt1215 and that fuel mileage is screwing up their wallets in repairs because of engine and transmission problems. The auto companies are using all kinds of tricks to get the power from these engines they need for a truck and get the best gas mileage.
John Maher when I was comparing these 2 trucks the ford generally cost about 5k more for similarly equipped trims, what sold me was the 5yr/100k warranty.
Good review but he left out the warranty and durability of the nissan and of course I own an 18 pro4x as well I actually average over 15.5 mpg on normal not slow or fast driving I currently have 4500 miles and I enjoy p.s. I like the new gmc tho.
I'm confused. You say this isn't a Raptor competitor, but then you say the Tundra TRD is close. Other reviews have put the Pro4x very close to the Tundra. I'd be willing to take your word for it IF I knew how much time you'd spent in all 3.
I have had , Chevy , Ford , and doge . All and all have given me lots of issues , for me , that Nissan was made for me , I want the diesel , as for the Toyota, mine was as sr5 . Totally bulletproof ... we have new Chevy, Fords here at work , the repair on the new trucks live up to their name . I will give the Nissan a try .
Disagree with his review big time. I was looking at info on the new F-a150's and its pretty bad. Transmission issues with the 10 speed, sunroof issues, 5.0 oil consumption issues, dash warping issues. This is for brand new trucks. I'm more willing to role the dice on a Nissan truck vs a Ford any-day. The only thing keeping Ford afloat is brand loyalists.
great review this helped me decide one what truck to purchase in the future.. leaning more to the f150 agian the titan is a awesome truck !! the MPG and infotainment is the downer
I’m cheap and tend to keep my vehicles for years. In 2001 I bought a new 1500 Ram, decent truck but replaced the tranny @ 100,000 miles (I maintain my vehicles too, actually kinda crazy about it). I traded it in 2009 with 189,000 on the odometer, still ran well but the front fenders were Swiss cheese. I picked up a used 2004 Titan (I know, first model year no no) with 33k on it and it now has 234,000 on it. The only major repair was the infamous rear end (oddly enough at 100k , seems that’s a sore spot for my trucks) which Nissan could’ve remedied with the simple addition of a snorkel. What happened was the vent got clogged which blew out the seals and led to the demise of the transaxle because it was dry! My bad for not knowing but never again! Nissan turned a deaf ear to my plight (and thousands others I’ve learned) so I was out $2400 for the new rear end. At least I had them replace the limited slip rear diff with a locker when it was changed. So to sum it up, great truck but won’t buy another Nissan because they won’t stand behind their product.
@@TruckCentral I’ve seen that guys videos I forget name too but I think he’s at like 250k miles or something on a 2019 ram. thing is 95% of his miles are on highway though, Rams a great truck and lasts on highway , it’s when you idle it lots like red lights , trains , ex…. the lifters tend to go , at least that’s the theory …
I don't know about the majority of the 1/2 ton driving world, for me, the less fancy electronics on a vehicle, the less that can break down. Titan might be outdated, you have to remember, you buy a truck for truck stuff. It was built for work horse purposes. Anything less, get a car. They are all good trucks in their own right. Some less needy than others. Take your pick. Looks like I'm leaning towards a Titan. Reliability and price most important.
Traded my 2011 f150 limited 6.2v8 for a 2017 pro4x. The f150 was quicker but titan is a phenomenal truck. Test drove a 2018 f150 lariat 2.7v6, result titan a better truck.
Says all other trucks drive smaller than they are compared to titan and how bad it is compared to others. 5 min later he is talking about how it drives smaller than it is.
The nissan is gonna be more reliable than the competition though(except maybe the tundra). And even if it isn't that's not your problem with the insane warranty they offer.
Don't pay attention to this! I have this truck and it's great! Easy to handle, 18 mpg, go muddling no problem! Got it loaded to $40K, a loaded 4x4 f-150 was $56K! Go drive this truck!
DID YOU KNOW that Nissan also makes a heavier-duty Titan with a Cummins Diesel? We drove that too! Check it out on our channel.
That's the one I want to see. I love Diesel pickups!!!
The Nissan Titan worrior , that one it’s amazing. I liked better than the ford raptor
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Sorry, American trucks are awful.
@@glorymanheretosleep you are crazy .I have 3 f150s 2 are brand new and I would not trade them for anything up to the 200,000 dollars that they are worth for them .my wife also loves hers .so me and 3 million other people a year that buy American pickups must not think like you .
I disagree you can’t beat Nissans reliability. I’ve had both and the Nissan was twice as dependable! You like many think that increased sales equals a better truck, wrong, 25 % of Ford is fleet sales because their cheap and parts are cheap! Blind sheep and brand loyalty. Yes the gas mileage stinks but I don’t buy a truck for gas mileage, could care less, finally who wants to be the 7th Ford at a Red Light? Not me! I’m at 187K on a 08 Titan, original water pump, starter and alternator. With Ford I would have had to replace all 3. Don’t drink the kool aid please.
Mark Chance very interested to know more about your experience with your truck am currently looking at a reliable truck that can pull my mustang 3-4 times a year to the track, would u say a titan like yours would be reliable enough to pull my car?? Or should i be looking at something newer or something else????
I agree w ya, my 10 Titan is crossing 150k and still running on original parts, and paint still hold up so well.
Well said brother. Absolutely. I own a Nissan NV 2500 cargo van with the 5.6 V8 absolutely a joy to drive and with ZERO problems. MPG sucks but as you said you don’t buy it for that. You buy it for work.
Not to mention how well the interiors in Nissan vics actually stay intact and operational, unlike Ford and especially Dodge. P.S. I've owned at least one version of all three Dodge, Ford and Chevy but none ran as long either. This is mine and my wife's 4th Nissan and all went 200 - 300,000 miles before we got rid of them.
Exactly !!
This guy would be better suited for a Prius. Nissan titans are solid trucks. Have had 2 go over 200k with no issues. Never had a Chevy last 100k with out fixing something. The Titan is a truck for any one who loves power, quality, longevity, and every day practicality
I've had plenty of Chevys that are over 100k without issues. Not saying the Titan is bad, but Chevy gets a bad reputation, I think they're the most solid out of the domestics.
l owned are 06 Titan for 12 years with 270k trade in for a 2017xd pro x endurance I have already put 39000k o problems
Definitely think this guy should be reviewing a Prius!!
Probably gay
I can tell he’s a soy boy as well. He might be better driving a Tesla with auto pilot.
I totally disagree with this nerd I have owned Silverados , beer can F-150s and then I bought my first Titan and I will never go back I own one of the 2018 gas 2wheel drives and it has more power than any truck I have ever driven and it has all the luxury of a Navigator it will do 200thousand with no problems no other truck can touch it !
Have you had any issues with carbon build up on the valves? How many miles do you have now? I just bought one last month.
What's unacceptable is your comments at 10:27 about gas mileage. You clearly have a lead foot (as heard in this video). But to pass on to viewers that 11 mpg is something they should expect just makes you an ass. I just drove 80+ miles one-way to Rocky Mountain National Park though Boulder and Golden from Littleton, CO. Over 22 mpg there and over 25 mpg back. This included stop and go as it wasn't all non-stop highway. And I have no problem getting 15-17 mpg commuting in town. I'm very happy with my 2018 Titan Pro4x. I don't want to drive what every one else does, that's not my style. I bought a "great" truck that covers my off road, towing, comfort/room, and reliability needs. Including their 5yr. 100k mile drive train AND bumper-to-bumper warranty!
My neighbors are more than welcome to have the "better" Ford in their driveway - I can't stand those a-holes anyways. The only other truck I considered was the 2019 Dodge because of the new exterior and top notch interior. GMC and Toyota were a distant thought but Ford wasn't and wouldn't be considered.
antmusic1000 lead foot or not, 11mpg is horseshit. That’s hundreds of dollars a week on gas. My tundra at 14 is bad enough. No thanks.
You made a great choice with your Titan over the F-150. Ford is not known for reliability, and you would not want to deal with the cost of repairing the aluminum body if something were to happen to it.
Sold my 2018 ecoboost 3.5 F150. Third new Ford in the past five years. Bought a new 2019 Titan XD Pro 4x Gas and will NEVER go back to any other truck.. This thing drives and tows so much better than anything else I've driven. It's quiet, powerful, stable, and feels confident in any situation. PLUS, I don't see 10 million of the same truck everywhere i go.
What do you tow with it?
I got a nissan titan pro 4x i love it, spent my weekend in camping or fishing while my neighbor spending his time and weekend in repair shop by the way he owns ford 150 fx4
trucker's destiny do 2019 f-250 have issues or should I get a 2018 Titan pro-4x do they have transmission issues
Forgot to talk about 5-year 100k bumper to bumper warranty standard on all new titans and pro master vans. 0% 60-month financing. Makes then little more attractive.
dont forget the barebones truck they are and the fact that people have de-appreciated them and the cost was driven down by almost 10k ;)
I'm a Ram kinda of guy but this Nissan is really attractive becuase my farm truck a 05 Titan King cab is at 256k miles without any issues. Everyone can't take these Titans seriously when they really should. The endurance v8 isn't called Endurance for nothing. Probably the best price for these things 10k down too with an amazing warranty.
Amen! I use to be toyota snob but switched to nissan since you get a better product at much better price!
I'm looking at 2018 Ram 5.7 but I still haven't written off the Nissan. I like the looks of Ram a little more. Really apples to oranges.
I have a 10 year 150k mile warranty on my 2018 Titan. I also have a unlimited powertrain for life. Yeah, I am very please with my Texas Titan!
I just bought one, and really enjoy it... I do flooring, towing a big trailer, and it does it with ease...
@@tattooedsailor8666 I have been a Mopar guy my entire life. My Ram is giving me issues. My 2010 Titan was rock solid.
I have a 2018 SV Crew Cab, my second Titan, I absolutely think it’s great. We drove from NJ to Florida and back recently and what a pleasure it was on the drive, we even got 22.5 mpg.
Let the fanboys of the other brands have their choice as I picked mine after trying theirs and still happy with mine.
I can also praise the TITAN because I'm still the proud owner of an 05' model which, over the years, I've had to put just under 1000 dollars in repairs. I had a fuel pump go out and a cam sensor and of course I let Nissan do the work and they're labor is not cheap. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the truck. 13 years and 180,000 miles later, she still feels very dependable. I'd buy another. It's true, Nissan can't compete with the other makes but that's what makes it such a great deal. It's a damn good truck for the money.
290k on my 2005, still going, it's my work truck
Not sure I can trust another brand of truck. My 2006 Titan has surpassed 350k and has had no major issues.
I have nissan titan 2010 pro 4x 70k miles for 7 years and the only gave me is problems
Todd Fimple would u Recommend a Nissan titan with 150 miles to pull a Mustang to the track 3 to 4 times a year or should I be looking at something newer
Nissan will last 200k no problem. The big 3 might and it’s a bragging right if they do. Ram will have 3 transmissions before 100k.
I can tell u this if u want good mpgs get a dam car. Trucks are meant to work not be a prius and get 30 to 40 mpgs. Oh yea lets floor the truck and tell them im getting 11 ampg. What an idiot.
Tim Hutchinson this makes no sense. Utility and fuel economy do not need to be exclusive . By your logic, if you want an inexpensive vehicle get a damn scooter
This isn't the 90's, the new 8 speed is phenomenal in the Rams!
The ZF-8 speed in the late model rams is way more proven and across a multitude of manufacturers than the Nissan Titan.
Wow ram trucks need 3 transmission by 100k how do they stay in business?
He failed to mention that the big 3 with similar options as the Nissan are 10k more and they don't back their vehicles. Nissan backs their vehicle for 6 years 60k. They are also fully assembled in the USA. I have a 2017 Titan pro-4x and it is great! I get lots of compliments too. The v8 has balls and sounds good!
What’s gonna last the longest i promise it won’t be the Ford,Chevy or Dodge!!!
Why would you want to drive a lesser truck longer??
Regina Alsobrooks my 1970 International will last the longest
Michael Justa it's not a lesser truck idiot.
KillaBandit Did you not watch the video? He said it doesn’t compare to the Ford, Chevy or Ram. It’s way out dated.
Agree my 04 is rust free and I'm in salt belt
The Titan is built here in the U.S.A , Where are the other 3 built
Some are built in Mexico. If the VIN starts with:
1 - USA
2 - Canada
3 - Mexico
But most parts are from overseas like China,, foreign place that’s why Nissan engines are so good.
Mexico are built.
My buddies King Ranch F250 was built in Canada with a Mexican engine. ALL Ram 2500's I looked at were 100% built in Saltillo, Mexico. All Ram gas V8's are built in Saltillo. Nissan is more American than the "domestics". lol
Yes, definitely worth it, just slapped a dual in dual out MagnaFlow exhaust setup on mine, ridiculous amount of horsepower increase and torque, not to mention the mileage per gallon also went up, the engine breathes so much better. Great sounding truck with the aftermarket enhancements
I bought one of these 6 months ago and I love it. To me it drives more sporty but perhaps that’s because I’m used to 3/4 ton trucks. It’s very comfortable, lots of power, and I’m also averaging 17 MPG. Yeah the Big 3 have more bells and whistles, but between my wife and I we’ve had 4 Nissans in a row and not one of them ever went to a shop for a problem.
Same on the previous ownership
Yeah but my neighbor might not have the longevity of Toyota and Nissan
Nissans aren’t even that reliable lol
Would disagree based on my experience
I put 300k on a 1988 Nissan pickup, I changed bearings in the transmission 3 times. The engine was so loose at the end I could put it in first gear with the engine off and push the truck by hand across my driveway. But it started and still ran. Lift the hood you could see rubber hoses going to components that had rusted away. Only problem I had was dealers monkey killed my ecm trouble shooting a bad coil. Z24 was a great motor once you understood how it worked.
I would agree.
xCkillaxC wow! did you own one? if not what is your basis of reliability? if you have a five year bumper to bumper warranty how is that not reliable? duhhh!
A set of headers and test pipes and tune will make these things stupid fun especially if you crank the cam up
Matt Drew fact!!
Agreed, my 08 became an absolute monster after headers and tune. Still the best sounding V8 in my opinion although i haven't heard a gt350 in person
Just picked up mine today !!!
Congrats - enjoy your new truck!
@@TruckCentral yeah good truck bad reputation on sales marketing compare to Ford Ram and GMC Chevrolet but remember Chevy and GMC GM junk Ram Fiat Ford built to brake only good is Toyota and Nissan but they don't sell much
@@TruckCentral nice video keep up the good work and always
I think people who buy trucks nowadays don't buy trucks because they're trucks. Everyone bitches about interior, LED screens, heated seats, leather trim, and shit like that. People who ACTUALLY like TRUCKS seem to like the Nissan's. I don't give a shit about heated seats, heated steering wheel, their nav system (you have a phone right?). I guess even at 28 I feel like I'm an old man...
Silidons exact feelings here. More stuff piled onto the truck is more things to break and fix.
@@chinafire1 Yup! I ended up getting a used 2015 Chevy 1500 4x4 for a good price (25k, 4x4 with 54k miles). I already disabled the active fuel management crap that makes the engine run in v4 mode. I wanted a new truck, but for the price I couldn't walk away from that. Cloth seats and everything, I don't mind it! Just hope it lasts me lol.
Silidons hope so. Looking at a 2019 Titan SV with 14K on it for almost $26K
@@chinafire1 it was super hard for me to find a private party used titan here in socal. that's why i ended up with the chevy, i was looking at craigslist and offerup literally every hour lol
It's 2020 and you can get a 2018 Pro-4x for $30k with
Lets see. I drove my 2018 Titan Pro4X off the lot for 45K Canadian. A similarly equipped F150 with the FX4 off road package, locking diff, skid plates, basically all the same features that the Titan Pro4X has, comes in around 60K Canadian. Is the F150 a better truck? Maybe, but it's all opinion based..... but it's definitely not 15K better. But let the fan boys drive their big 3. I'm ok with that, it keeps the prices down on the Titan
I have had a 2012 frontier 4x4 and when I needed to get something larger I got a 2012 Titan pro 4x. Best trucks ever. They drive way better than ford and chevy. I will definitely drive Nissan forever.
Lol I did valet during the summer's in college and Nissans and Toyotas came in all the time looking new but with 200k+ miles on the odometer...since Toyota hasn't redesigned the Tundra in 50 years, this Titan is where my money will be going.
Great observation. I'm looking at a titan or tundra for my next truck. I no longer want the best. I want the one that will give me enough of what I need and not be unreliable.
I personally have a 2015 Pro-4x and I can say that it is the best truck for me! 120 000km and not a single issue yet! just did the brake for the first time at 110k, tranny is shifting like a new! I usually average about 19MPG too! People just don't know that titan's are existing and how reliable they are! I heared and saw so many problems with Ford's, ram's and Gm's that I just decided to go a different way! I'm glad I bought this truck and i'm sure it will run forever compare to the big three's! Cheers from Canada
You have a lot of life in that thing man. I have 350 km on my 06 without any issues just regular maintenance
My 05 Titan has 350 plus and still running strong
I really don't care about the latest and greatest in gimmicky tech, cheap flash, or edgy designs. I care about durability, reliability, and longevity. Toyota and Nissan have always been a step or two behind the pack in terms of innovation, but I will buy a Titan or Tundra before any domestic, all day, everyday. Something I would have never said 15 years ago.
Actually when the Titan first came out it was the innovator of a lot of the stuff the big three use today. Still are the only one that the V8 is considered their stock motor in all their full sized trucks. No V6 option which pisses some people off but oh well.
So true! I was a Ram fan when they had their much better warranty but now they are same level as Ford...NOPE...Nissan is my brand now! They earned it!
Also remember you can get out the door about 10k less than this truck, better warranty. But pretty good review!
The Titan is a great truck and overlooked by many.
The big three didn’t solve MPG, they employ methods that cause the motors to blow and don’t honor warranty repairs which is a lot more costly than the fuel savings with a motor being over $10k these days
why the hell dose everyone have to bring up the over rated raptor
just once i t would be nice to see a review with out the raptor who cares about that truck review the truck at hand
anothe channel cannot subscribe to
I have a 18’ Nite Edition. I like it but I’ve always had Nissans. I also like that I don’t have the exact same truck as my neighbors with their F150’s
I don’t understand what the big deal is with the Titan, I love my ‘18. It’s a nice smooth ride and plenty of power. I’ve owned and driven them all and so far the Titan is the best I’ve had. Truck is made in Mississippi and engine is made in Tennessee with a bumper to bumper warranty that blows the others out of the water. Go ahead and drive your ford or Chevy and I’ll keep smiling in my Nissan, and P.S. I’m getting 17 to 18 mpgs in mine.
I like reviews from guys that like other trucks. Makes it feel like a real review
Ok so I took your advise and went to purchase a new Platinum F150 and guess what I drove it and I just wasn’t that impressed as you were. I negotiated price for three days and ended up buying a New 2018 Nissan Platinum Reserve for about 10k less than the F150.. I guess if your willing to give up 10k more then you should probably get the F150.. The only thing I can say is price is a factor as well and most people don’t have and unlimited budget.
I have a 2018 Pro-4x and it's a great truck. Tried them all and this has the best features for the $ in my opinion. Don't let this biased review scare you off. The towing ratings are not the best but if you're not hauling big trailers this truck deserves a hard look. Very well made and appointed. It's also about 4-5" shorter overall than the others which is great for garage parking. Plus - the best warranty in the game. Based on my prior Nissans I won't need it but it's nice to have...I get 18-19mpg in mixed driving and 15mpg towing.
... and don’t let this biased Titan owner’s comment affect your buying decision either. Right back at ya buddy
@@TruckCentral Someone a lil butthurt??
This video is still making close to $20 a day. We love this truck! More comments please💰
at 10:27 if you put your foot down to the metal all the time 11 mpg is normal. But if you drive normal you should get 16 mpg in the worst scenario.
FACT: As much as I had to admit it, the Japanese carmakers have really made leaps and bounds in making great reliable trucks in what was the normal playgrounds previously dominated by American car manufacturers. The Japanese seem to be born to make reliable cars.....
The biggest mistake I made was trading my 2013 titan on a 2017 ford f250 wish I could undo what's done I will never buy another ford
If you heard about the Titan warrior? That's half ton truck that will kill the raptor. Sounds like your ford fanboy.
That was a concept truck... extremely unlikely, sadly
Concept truck that they have now said is for sure coming to market.
Believe the announcement stated that production was expected to start Autumn 2017... along with a new Frontier, and a new Z, and a new GT-R. Hope they do actually end up putting it into production as we would be some of the first who would get to drive it. That would be a blast but we’re not holding our breath!
Truck Central They are now saying that they should be available late this year to summer of next. Whether it'll be a reality or not is yet to be seen. Especially since they can't make up their minds on the engines that will actually be offered. But it would sure be nice since it will be the only raptor competition until the ram TRX comes out but I fear that price point being it says hellcat.
Believe a version of the GT-R’s 3.8 TT was on the table at one point. If they could make that work... now that would be extremely interesting. As you mentioned, the price point would be a factor. Might be worth it
I guess hes never looked up that most Titan motors are still laughing off the miles at 300,000 miles.. try THAT with the main-3 makers here.. Nissans are solid as hell. this guy is a bonehead.
I'll keep my 2022 Titan Pro4x over any of the big 3 garbage. They always break down...always.
I owned all 3 brands and all where headaches.
You want better gas mileage in the V8 that requires cylinder deactivation or auto on off all of which destroys your engine. Screw that.
I average 16.4 mpg in my 2018 sv midnight edition 4x4. And oh ya I can beat rams and 5.0 10 speed f150s in a drag race. These trucks feel fucking solid too man
One of the reasons my wife did not like her Camry was because there are so many on the road, I sort of feel that way about a the F150, so many on the road it is just common
How much do you think ford is paying this clown? I test drove a brand new Ford STX and a Nissan Titan SV 4X4. I came into the argument completely unbiased. The Titan shits on the Ford all day long. The Nissan is an incredibly smooth ride. The Ford stuck shifting gears. 0 Miles on the dash of both trucks. Left the Nissan dealership super happy.
As mercedes retired tech. First time ever. Buying truck. Drove them all. 10 times from new ones. . Up to. 70 thousand miles. 2020. Nissan titan. Had the best. Most satisfying filling.
For anyone looking to buy. I have the exact same truck and get 18 mpg.. just have to keep you foot out of it a bit.
Also those our off road numbers so not a fair comparison.
Im no Nissan fan but to be fair my 3.5 EcoBoost gets like 7mpg when i go offroad to check cows or do field work.
I own a 2018 Nissan Titan myself and with every drive I get about 21 to 24 miles to the gallon
I have a 08 Ram SLT. In the long run a couple more years to depreciate might trade in and get this! I constantly hear good thinks with reliability with Nissan
hmm averaging 11 maybe has something to do with the drifting on the gravel roads
Haha more than likely
David Kuznetsov Was has
A lot of those Ford F150 sales are with government contracts.
Your gas mileage comments are complete bull! YOUR style of driving is why it gets terrible gas mileage! I have a 6 inch Pro Comp LIFTED 2004 Titan on 20 inch 35's and 134k miles,and I get 18 miles to the gallon. Don't blame your short comings on the truck as you are clearly a Ford fanboy!
I have a 2018 and love it. Didn't know Nissan made a truck until I got it
I average 17mpg on my 18 crew pro4x cause I dont drive like a jackass. its not hard. pay attention to the eco fuel gauge thingy.
I love my Titan, I do however have the XD. I feel this video is a bit of a harsh review considering Nissan's time in the market with there first full size pickup. Furthermore this model hasn't changed since 2016 and in my personal opinion is the biggest reason the Big 3 pulled there hands out of their pockets and started upgrading their lineups. To anyone out there thinking about getting one be sure to get the XD its worth the extra 2 grand if you plan on hauling. Only negative I can think of is very small aftermarket products so if you like to modify your truck you'll be disappointed.
My 2015 F-150 with the 5.0l Coyote V8 averages 20L/100km. That works out to 11.7mpg. I'm probably a little heavy footed, but not a maniac either. The fact is they all can claim a bajillion mpg from stand alone, no load lab testing, but in the real world, whether it's the Ram's Hemi, Ford's Coyote, or Toyota's iForce, or Nissan's Endurance...a V8 is a V8 is a V8. YOU WILL NOT GET GREAT GAS MILEAGE IN A V8 POWERED, 6,000LB TRUCK.
Bingo! I own a 18 Titan. At work we got two fleet trucks. Ram 5.7 and a Ford 5.0. There both fairly new. Gas mileage is all about same (17-20mpg).
Ford fan boy
04 titan going on 300k put it through hell still going. Wouldn't trust Chevy or Ford to do that for me. Xd next for me
Nissan has been good to me, I love my little Frontier. Never been stuck with those wide tires and the V6 can scoot! Can't wait to be able to afford a Titan! Tundra looks cooler, and between the two they're both very reliable, but I want something last and is fast and fun.
The only gripes I have about the Nissan trucks I've owned, are a constant chirp/squeak when going over ruts/bumps, and the horrible turning radius on the 4x4 Frontier. Other than that, they've been fantastic little trucks and very fun to drive.
Glad to here most of the people commenting like there titans!! Watching this review you would think it’s the worst truck on earth. I have a 09 Xterra with 200k never had an issue love it. I like Nissan Titan price point.
I bought a brand new single cab 2017 titan SV 2wd for $20,000 out the door. You keep comparing +$50,000 trucks which only stupid people buy. I never found a Chevy, Ford or Ram even close to that price. After driving it for 6 months, I love it even more. 5 yr 100,000 mile warranty doesn't hurt either. I consistently get 20 mpg on the highway with the new V8. And for a truck, it is fast off the line and sounds great. It has everything I need and nothing I don't and it really is American made. This is a real truck with a firm suspension and great road manners. Most of all it is quiet. Fantastic disc brakes all around. Well done Nissan.
Stupid people buy 50k trucks? How about you take your opinion and roll it up into a tight ball and jam it up your ass for starters. Have you ever considered that some people in life can afford a 50k truck? Have you also considered that some people along with being able to afford one also have multiple children and require a larger cab and at least 4x4 so my wife doesn't get stuck not to mention the shitty winters where I live require 4x4 or you're gonna be that Putz waiting at a green light spinning your tires on ice. Who TF buys a regular cab 2wd these days unless you're a single dude? Just a few things to think about before you start spitting out dumbass comments
I can understand your complaint about fuel economy, but if I'm getting a half-ton to get my "Tim the Toolman Taylor" grunting fill for the day with my gas V8, I don't care about that. I'll get a diesel instead.
Now, if I were using this vehicle everyday as a commuter vehicle, then maybe I'd look at this truck's competitors instead for better economy until when (or if) Nissan does update this truck.
The bias in your review is very obvious. While Chevy, Ford, and Dodge offer more options, they also are considerably more expensive in regards to what people are actually paying for them (not sticker, actual purchase price). I got a truck like your tester for 36k purchase price + tax, tags, fees. Which includes 5 year full warranty. That's less than a similar optioned Tacoma, and much less a similar optioned F150, Silverado, or Ram. I like the big three 1/2 ton models, but I didn't need the additional options and potential problems that come along with them. Also, your fuel mileage is off because you're playing off road, which means you're staying in the lower gear range with higher RPM's. All of the big three will produce similar fuel mileage under those circumstances. I average 17 mpg's combined hand calculated. I think the longevity and reliability of the Nissan will speak for itself. I've personally had reliability issues with the big three, except Ram because it's the only model I haven't owned.
All good points. In all fairness, as a Titan owner, the bias in your comment is also obvious 😂
True. LOL
I agree with you completely. I wish more people would check out the Titan, very nice truck with a classic interior design and a fantastic engine
Your neighbors f150 is constantly in the shop
Dash replacements and cam phasers and timing chains going out every 30-40k. I can't believe ford didn't learn from the 5.4. it sucks because I loved everything about the 3.5
I've owned all the major trucks built since 1986. Ford, GM and Toyota all failed me at some level but miserably with the Ford which was by far the worst. Not just one Ford, on the 2nd one that was waiting for it's THIRD transmission replacement (BTW I never pulled ANYTHING with this truck!) I realized I could NEVER, ever own another Ford. GM was slightly better transmission-wise but motor drank oil at a rate of 100:1 premix but that's NORMAL for GM. Toyota Tundra driveline was superior longevity-wise (2003 and I still have it.) but the issues I had with the front end (never properly remedied) and the super weak rear springs (Toyota refused to fix this for some reason), then the same crap warranty as Ford...nope, no Toyota's in my future. Enter Ram 1500 in 2013, best truck I ever owned. I traded in for a MUCH lower mileage version (a 2014) and the ONLY reason I did it (besides the mileage) was they threw in a LIFETIME bumper to bumper warranty (which is no longer available according to the dealer as of Jan 2019). I don't like the 8 speed transmission, it's always constantly shifting up and down, I hope it holds up. Only 50k miles and it's still like new. Enter My Titan XD 4x4 Crew gasser: So far it has been a dream machine. The ride, the engine/transmission, the warranty completely unbeatable by any other maker right now. I can see me owning this truck for 20+ years just like my 1997 Nissan Hardbody still in my stable...The best part is I got it for nearly 20k off MSRP...I am getting 17 mpg btw. I didn't expect anymore than 15. I drive it like a grandpa though. BTW, my neighbors 2019 F150 is in the shop. 3rd time now for various issues. To each their own but I know I got the best truck for the money made anywhere in the world.
11 mpg seems off. I have a 2018 Pro 4X just like the one in the video. Mine has 6in lift with 35in Trail Grapplers and my average is 12.2 mpg
Andrew Head yeah i have a 2017 gas and i average 16.2
But 12 is still terrible. The big 3 get 9 - 12 towing and avg upper teens and lower 20s unloaded
1500 mile roadtrip, pulling small aluminum trailer, 70 to 80 mph, averaged 16.9 MPG. 2018 PRO 4X, and the Rockford Fosgate which he said is to bassy rocks.
@@kyiaboy lies
@@djayt1215 and that fuel mileage is screwing up their wallets in repairs because of engine and transmission problems. The auto companies are using all kinds of tricks to get the power from these engines they need for a truck and get the best gas mileage.
I HAVE A 2017 king cab it gets up to 20 mpg great truck 4x4 s love it.
How does the cost compare between models. When cost is the primary measure what truck is best? How much would a comparable ford cost?
John Maher when I was comparing these 2 trucks the ford generally cost about 5k more for similarly equipped trims, what sold me was the 5yr/100k warranty.
Good review but he left out the warranty and durability of the nissan and of course I own an 18 pro4x as well I actually average over 15.5 mpg on normal not slow or fast driving I currently have 4500 miles and I enjoy p.s. I like the new gmc tho.
Should have got an F150 you're driving the inferior truck 😂😭
Lol in that case I would have got the gm
I’m driving the 17’ Titan SV and my average is right at 18 mpg at 8k miles. It’s been about 2k Miles since I reset the gauge.
I'm confused. You say this isn't a Raptor competitor, but then you say the Tundra TRD is close. Other reviews have put the Pro4x very close to the Tundra. I'd be willing to take your word for it IF I knew how much time you'd spent in all 3.
Like the looks of this one.
FYI, Non Pro-4X Titan is rated for 1,950 lbs payload capacity. More than its competitors 👍🏼
Mine is 2092 lbs!
I have always been a Titan man myself, im looking for a newer model, do you have any idea when the Titan Warrior is to come out?
We love the truck... Its a huge bargain vs the Big three...
I have had , Chevy , Ford , and doge . All and all have given me lots of issues , for me , that Nissan was made for me , I want the diesel , as for the Toyota, mine was as sr5 . Totally bulletproof ... we have new Chevy, Fords here at work , the repair on the new trucks live up to their name . I will give the Nissan a try .
Tdog base on the research, the Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Silverado also rate higher for predicted reliability
Is the F150 as reliable
Bro wants his trucks to be small so he feels safer. How cute lol
Disagree with his review big time. I was looking at info on the new F-a150's and its pretty bad. Transmission issues with the 10 speed, sunroof issues, 5.0 oil consumption issues, dash warping issues. This is for brand new trucks. I'm more willing to role the dice on a Nissan truck vs a Ford any-day. The only thing keeping Ford afloat is brand loyalists.
My XD SV trim gasser gets about 14 mpg. If you're getting 11 with a standard Titan I would wonder if something wasn't wrong with the truck.
As he floors it lol
36 gallon full tank
Chevy, Ford and Dodge are great for 3 years. Long term Nissan.
great review this helped me decide one what truck to purchase in the future.. leaning more to the f150 agian the titan is a awesome truck !! the MPG and infotainment is the downer
His mpg isn’t accurate. I have a 2018 xd pro 4x. I average 15
I’m cheap and tend to keep my vehicles for years. In 2001 I bought a new 1500 Ram, decent truck but replaced the tranny @ 100,000 miles (I maintain my vehicles too, actually kinda crazy about it). I traded it in 2009 with 189,000 on the odometer, still ran well but the front fenders were Swiss cheese. I picked up a used 2004 Titan (I know, first model year no no) with 33k on it and it now has 234,000 on it. The only major repair was the infamous rear end (oddly enough at 100k , seems that’s a sore spot for my trucks) which Nissan could’ve remedied with the simple addition of a snorkel. What happened was the vent got clogged which blew out the seals and led to the demise of the transaxle because it was dry! My bad for not knowing but never again! Nissan turned a deaf ear to my plight (and thousands others I’ve learned) so I was out $2400 for the new rear end. At least I had them replace the limited slip rear diff with a locker when it was changed. So to sum it up, great truck but won’t buy another Nissan because they won’t stand behind their product.
Better is an opinion as a Auto Tech ive driven them all amd rather something different and it has the best warrenty
Mines solid after 5 years. My only complaint is gas mileage.
I see videos on raptor quality issues all the time.
forgot to mention that the nissan truck will last for ever if you take care of it, ram will have lifter issues after your warrantee runs out
@@nobody1322 I agree. But counterpoint: there’s one guy on RUclips with a “High Mileage Ram”. I’m not sure what the name of the channel is.
@@TruckCentral I’ve seen that guys videos I forget name too but I think he’s at like 250k miles or something on a 2019 ram. thing is 95% of his miles are on highway though, Rams a great truck and lasts on highway , it’s when you idle it lots like red lights , trains , ex…. the lifters tend to go , at least that’s the theory …
This truck is better than all the big 3 lol way more reliable
I would take this over the Domestic's and Toyota any day!!! You cannot beat the price.
nissan has a better V8, 5.6L vs 5.0L, nissan hands down, and its proven...
Dude you got this whole unfiltered, original, raw type of review style. I dig it. I’ll watch more. Keep it up. 🤙🏻
Too bad he's a Ford fan boy...
I don't know about the majority of the 1/2 ton driving world, for me, the less fancy electronics on a vehicle, the less that can break down. Titan might be outdated, you have to remember, you buy a truck for truck stuff. It was built for work horse purposes. Anything less, get a car. They are all good trucks in their own right. Some less needy than others. Take your pick. Looks like I'm leaning towards a Titan. Reliability and price most important.
Great video.
Good information.
Traded my 2011 f150 limited 6.2v8 for a 2017 pro4x. The f150 was quicker but titan is a phenomenal truck. Test drove a 2018 f150 lariat 2.7v6, result titan a better truck.
If you are not going to haul much this is a great truck, if you have to haul heavy then the Big three are what you want.
Says all other trucks drive smaller than they are compared to titan and how bad it is compared to others. 5 min later he is talking about how it drives smaller than it is.
The nissan is gonna be more reliable than the competition though(except maybe the tundra). And even if it isn't that's not your problem with the insane warranty they offer.
They're also 20k more
I like the big feel. and the fuel economy is on a back road.
Don't pay attention to this! I have this truck and it's great! Easy to handle, 18 mpg, go muddling no problem! Got it loaded to $40K, a loaded 4x4 f-150 was $56K! Go drive this truck!