I have a 2018 Nissan Titan SV that I use mostly to carry my dogs and clients' dogs in a dog box in the truck bed. Very reliable truck and no issues since I service it whenever it's needed. It's at 102K miles so far... I'm definitely gonna get a 2024 Titan since it's the last one.
I'm considering moving from a suv to a titan. How's the dogs in the bed going? Seems OK? I'm in a 4 seasons state, so I'm somewhat hesitant on this concept.
@@uploadtime1780Sorry for the late reply It entirely depends on the crate/box you get for your dogs. Mine is an aluminum dog box, it's fine as long as I don't leave it in the sun during the summer but I'd recommend getting a aluminet sun shade blanket
@gerardoakseltellez Gey no issues. I understand it's a generous gesture to reply to a complete stranger. Thanks, and it is much appreciated. I did grab a Titan, so we will see how that goes next year. I'll keep this blanket in mind as well. Thanks again, all the best.
I did the same thing. Bought my 2021 for a tow vehicle for my RV. Thoroughly enjoyed everything about it, so when they announced the end in 2024, I traded for a new one. I upgraded from the SV to the Platinum Reserve. A Ford or Ram with the same features would have been 15k more!
Best truck I've ever owned. Love my 2018. Would buy another for sure. They need to keep it going. 5yr 100k Mile B2B warranty. I never needed mine, but it was nice to know I had it. Now they're also offering 0% for 60M financing on em...Crazy good deal. Crazy good truck.
I’m hearing that Nissan understates the Titan’s real-world, practical towing capacity and the competition is overstating theirs. And whether we like it or not, this makes sense.
It’s honestly crazy that it isn’t the performance or durability that killed the titan, but rather that people don’t know fuck all about trucks and choose more expensive shittier options.
Cool review man! I’m going to miss the Titans. I have a 2018 with 90,000 miles. Not a single issue with it. Just routine maintenance and service. These trucks are terrific! It’s sad that more consumers simply didn’t give them a chance.
Oh by the way that neat little lockable out board storage bin on the lower driver side rear rocker panel was created as a F Series option way back in 1973
Click the transmission into ‘Manual’ by selecting any numeric gear, rather than ‘Drive’ and you’ll see better acceleration and higher RPM before shifts.
I had a 2005 Nissan Titan SE sold it 3 months ago 363K miles the only issue I had was the axle seal other than that everything worked. I’m looking to buy another truck , was looking at the 6.2 gmc but I heard it has a lot of issues. I don’t like the F150 just because it has twin turbo. Just more things that can go wrong
just get these last new ones. I still have my 06 with over 260k miles. The only thing it needs fixing are the manifold and cat integrated system which is a known issue for 1st gen.
hopefully with the Honda Nissan merger we will see this back in 2026. I don't care if it says Honda on it as long as it's the same frame, engine and transmission..
I have a 2018 titan xd 5.6 67000miles catalytic converters went bad $5400 defects now 69000 have tick in motor they say #7 cylinder is bad. Have an extended warranty they are using all kinds of excuses not to warranty the motor.
What a great looking truck! So sad that Nissan has their heads up their butts. Don't they know how great this truck is compared to the new Toyota and overpriced Turbo nonsense from the big three? C'mon.... The Titan really IS the last of it's breed. Crazy decision on Nissan's part, but then again... the Titan is a truck for people that KNOW trucks. Few and far between.
@@HawkeyeRides 100%! They need to almost go the opposite way of the highly technical - Over priced - Luxury behemoths that cost 80-100k. Basic trucks with "some" luxury items on their top end stuff... but keep the V8 and keep it simple! They are truly missing the boat here!
Had transmission issues with my 2021 pro4x under 1000 miles. Traded it. Never buying Nissan again. Before someone comments and says how reliable theirs has been just Google Nissan Titan transmission problems if you don’t believe me. Jatco transmissions are unreliable and don’t last long and that’s a well known fact.
I have the same truck. All you had to do was get it flashed at the dealership for free and it works perfect. It's all it was that transmission is designed by Mercedes and Mercedes. Make some of the best transmissions in the world. Okay, you made a big mistake by getting rid of it. I love by truck. I got a 100000 miles on it with that 9 speed transmission while it brand new in 2021 .
@@scottmendoza8989 That may have been the case for you but a simple google search shows that this is an ongoing issue with titans and frontiers and that it does not solve the issue for everyone. Some people have it flashed with no difference some people have to get new transmissions only to have it happen again. Also it would only start acting up once it got good and warmed up in stop and go traffic and the dealership tech could not replicate it because they will not drive in stop and go traffic and get it warmed up. Regardless, that is trash quality and unacceptable on a brand new vehicle and not an experience I was willing to accept. Thankfully it was during the chip shortage so I didn’t lose a dime. This being the last year of the Titan kinda speaks for itself
@@HawkeyeRides primarily Nissan, poor build quality, and failure to keep up with the times. Their interiors feels severely outdated. Compared to Toyota and Honda, who also have outdated interiors they feel a lot more substantial than Nissan. Nissan has solidified its name as a cheap car brand no one really cares about Infiniti is also no better. Recently, they upgraded their SUV. However , For the most part, any sensible person would pick a Lexus or Acura over a Nissan product This is simply my opinion, but I think most people would agree. Nissan sucks.
@@HawkeyeRides yes definitely to each their own. I guess it’s a bias I have against Nissan and Infiniti. I had a Nissan maxima and it was the largest POS I’ve had. The dealership culture is also garbage
@@omarkhanlilcurry it’s cool sometimes vehicle can have problems but I like to say the good and bad and stay non-bias in ever review even if I own or bought the vehicle. I appreciate peoples feedback on personal ownership, because it helps anyone who is in the market see others experience.
@@karlknocker7007 I took a new Tundra for a test drive yesterday. The seats are hard as rock, what's up with that.? I took a 2022 Titan for a spin the same day. I must say, i was impressed, the seats were super comfy. Nice ride. Problem is resale value.
Absolutely beautiful truck. I own a 2005 Nissan Titan that I had completely restored and it is just an absolute joy to drive.
They are nice truck 👍
I have a 2018 Nissan Titan SV that I use mostly to carry my dogs and clients' dogs in a dog box in the truck bed. Very reliable truck and no issues since I service it whenever it's needed. It's at 102K miles so far... I'm definitely gonna get a 2024 Titan since it's the last one.
They are nice trucks and thank you for your owners insight
I'm considering moving from a suv to a titan. How's the dogs in the bed going? Seems OK? I'm in a 4 seasons state, so I'm somewhat hesitant on this concept.
@@uploadtime1780Sorry for the late reply
It entirely depends on the crate/box you get for your dogs. Mine is an aluminum dog box, it's fine as long as I don't leave it in the sun during the summer but I'd recommend getting a aluminet sun shade blanket
@gerardoakseltellez Gey no issues. I understand it's a generous gesture to reply to a complete stranger. Thanks, and it is much appreciated. I did grab a Titan, so we will see how that goes next year. I'll keep this blanket in mind as well.
Thanks again, all the best.
I did the same thing. Bought my 2021 for a tow vehicle for my RV. Thoroughly enjoyed everything about it, so when they announced the end in 2024, I traded for a new one. I upgraded from the SV to the Platinum Reserve. A Ford or Ram with the same features would have been 15k more!
No one talks about the Fender audio. I work in the auto industry. I've heard a LOT of factory sound systems, and nothing compares.
Thank you for sharing your input 👍
Fender audio is mid what are you talking about 😂
Best truck I've ever owned. Love my 2018. Would buy another for sure. They need to keep it going. 5yr 100k Mile B2B warranty. I never needed mine, but it was nice to know I had it. Now they're also offering 0% for 60M financing on em...Crazy good deal. Crazy good truck.
@@J.Wick. I agree these trucks are awesome
I’m hearing that Nissan understates the Titan’s real-world, practical towing capacity and the competition is overstating theirs. And whether we like it or not, this makes sense.
I’m sure you can do more but I wouldn’t push it as problem will start happening to the transmission, engine, rear end, suspension, etc.
@@HawkeyeRides The drive train can handle it. you just need to update the suspension to handle the loads.
It’s honestly crazy that it isn’t the performance or durability that killed the titan, but rather that people don’t know fuck all about trucks and choose more expensive shittier options.
I agree it’s a great truck
I have a 2023 Platinum Reserve. Absolutely love the truck. Shame they are going away.
I agree
2025 Titan is a fully new design!
Cool review man! I’m going to miss the Titans. I have a 2018 with 90,000 miles. Not a single issue with it. Just routine maintenance and service. These trucks are terrific! It’s sad that more consumers simply didn’t give them a chance.
I agree they are great trucks 👍
Oh by the way that neat little lockable out board storage bin on the lower driver side rear rocker panel was created as a F Series option way back in 1973
@@georgewilson1184 thanks for your insight 👍
I got a ‘23 SV it’s a great truck. Old school.
They are nice congratulations
1st titan that i seen. that looks badass. nice ride
I agree
My 2005 tows 10,000 lbs in the mountains, the off road version has diff gearing
Thank for sharing 👍
dope review bro! but the Armada and Titan no longer share a platform... aside from the engine, they don't really share much in common anymore.
That is correct the frame are similar but different 👍
Click the transmission into ‘Manual’ by selecting any numeric gear, rather than ‘Drive’ and you’ll see better acceleration and higher RPM before shifts.
I will next time around 👍
I had a 2005 Nissan Titan SE sold it 3 months ago 363K miles the only issue I had was the axle seal other than that everything worked. I’m looking to buy another truck , was looking at the 6.2 gmc but I heard it has a lot of issues. I don’t like the F150 just because it has twin turbo. Just more things that can go wrong
Nissan would be the best but this is the last year
just get these last new ones. I still have my 06 with over 260k miles. The only thing it needs fixing are the manifold and cat integrated system which is a known issue for 1st gen.
Looking to buy a Pro-4X XD in August, whatcha got
I don’t have anything 🤣 I only review but the dealership info is on the video and description 👍
@@HawkeyeRides oh my bad lol
Looks like you were driving in brandon /orient road
I was but off 60
Titans are nice with nice interiors trucks not practical for a person that tows though
Thanks for your insight 👍
Titan XD tows better than other half tons.
Nissan 😍
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Nissan making a big mistake giving up on this titan XD.
I agree
Will be nice if you are testing mpg.
It drinks gas 😁 it’s a v8 don’t expect a hybrid or better 👍
I have 19 tundra Bad gas mileage too but just want to see how it better And I am not a big hybrid fan too
@@khonesavanhchandara7044 17 city and 22 highway, according to many who own it and had commented on MPG.
Go Titan
👍
Damn shame this is going away, just cant keep up with the Big 3
@@mikekenner9218 yep
For 2025, please add a shifter in the center of the console. Don't like the sides stronger, will idea, don't let it at you.
Unfortunately this is the end for this truck so the way it is, it is 👍
hopefully with the Honda Nissan merger we will see this back in 2026. I don't care if it says Honda on it as long as it's the same frame, engine and transmission..
That would be awesome
My dang 05 Titan has cost me about $500 in repairs in the 19 years I’ve owned it. Simply terrible
That’s awesome thanks for sharing
I’ve had two 2004 models and they have cost me probably 13k in repairs…… mostly after 100k miles
I'd like to purchase ❤👍💯😊
They are awesome
I bet it was government regulations that killed the Titan. Everything now is turbo charged crap v6 or 4 cylinder. Cant nobody afford a Coyote.
@@DarrelllCampbelll it was over the mpg for most but Nissan said it wasn’t selling good
I have a 2018 titan xd 5.6 67000miles catalytic converters went bad $5400 defects now 69000 have tick in motor they say #7 cylinder is bad. Have an extended warranty they are using all kinds of excuses not to warranty the motor.
Is this a work or family use truck? Thanks for sharing your owners insight.
Yes I'm 73 years old this was suppose to be my last truck.
They are discontinue they titan in 2025 b
What a great looking truck! So sad that Nissan has their heads up their butts. Don't they know how great this truck is compared to the new Toyota and overpriced Turbo nonsense from the big three? C'mon.... The Titan really IS the last of it's breed. Crazy decision on Nissan's part, but then again... the Titan is a truck for people that KNOW trucks. Few and far between.
I have to agree now is the time for a real truck and Nissan dropped the ball on that. Great trucks very low maintenance and they last.
@@HawkeyeRides 100%! They need to almost go the opposite way of the highly technical - Over priced - Luxury behemoths that cost 80-100k. Basic trucks with "some" luxury items on their top end stuff... but keep the V8 and keep it simple! They are truly missing the boat here!
sad day to be poor. I would buy one cash.
They are awesome trucks
Nisaan ♥️😮💨🫶🏻 🇯🇵🇺🇸
They are nice vehicles 👍
Nissan kicked Toyota in the balls with this Titan.
They are nice trucks
whar's.... a newspaper?
A paper that is printed either daily or weekly with articles about news, advertising, etc similar to a magazine but printed on paper.
Had transmission issues with my 2021 pro4x under 1000 miles. Traded it. Never buying Nissan again. Before someone comments and says how reliable theirs has been just Google Nissan Titan transmission problems if you don’t believe me. Jatco transmissions are unreliable and don’t last long and that’s a well known fact.
Thanks for sharing you insight 👍
I have the same truck. All you had to do was get it flashed at the dealership for free and it works perfect. It's all it was that transmission is designed by Mercedes and Mercedes. Make some of the best transmissions in the world. Okay, you made a big mistake by getting rid of it. I love by truck. I got a 100000 miles on it with that 9 speed transmission while it brand new in 2021 .
@@scottmendoza8989 That may have been the case for you but a simple google search shows that this is an ongoing issue with titans and frontiers and that it does not solve the issue for everyone. Some people have it flashed with no difference some people have to get new transmissions only to have it happen again. Also it would only start acting up once it got good and warmed up in stop and go traffic and the dealership tech could not replicate it because they will not drive in stop and go traffic and get it warmed up. Regardless, that is trash quality and unacceptable on a brand new vehicle and not an experience I was willing to accept. Thankfully it was during the chip shortage so I didn’t lose a dime. This being the last year of the Titan kinda speaks for itself
I have pro x4 2023 hands down better than the f150 I had they making a big mistake they will lose money and force people to go to the big 3 for v8s!
@@tonybonadonas285 v8s won’t exist in 5 years in the half tons
Nissan just screams poverty for some reason
Why is that
@@HawkeyeRides primarily Nissan, poor build quality, and failure to keep up with the times. Their interiors feels severely outdated.
Compared to Toyota and Honda, who also have outdated interiors they feel a lot more substantial than Nissan.
Nissan has solidified its name as a cheap car brand no one really cares about
Infiniti is also no better. Recently, they upgraded their SUV. However , For the most part, any sensible person would pick a Lexus or Acura over a Nissan product
This is simply my opinion, but I think most people would agree. Nissan sucks.
I'm on my third Infiniti and never had a problem but to each it's own
@@HawkeyeRides yes definitely to each their own.
I guess it’s a bias I have against Nissan and Infiniti. I had a Nissan maxima and it was the largest POS I’ve had. The dealership culture is also garbage
@@omarkhanlilcurry it’s cool sometimes vehicle can have problems but I like to say the good and bad and stay non-bias in ever review even if I own or bought the vehicle. I appreciate peoples feedback on personal ownership, because it helps anyone who is in the market see others experience.
Old tech at 69k no thank you
I hate to say it but the new tech isn’t any better on any vehicle 👍
@@HawkeyeRides try a toyota tundra...engines giving out...ill stick to my 23 Titan.
@@karlknocker7007amen
@@karlknocker7007 I took a new Tundra for a test drive yesterday. The seats are hard as rock, what's up with that.? I took a 2022 Titan for a spin the same day. I must say, i was impressed, the seats were super comfy. Nice ride. Problem is resale value.