BEFORE buying a 2024 Titan | LAST year of Production!
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- We've been asked a few times lately if we will buy a 2024 Nissan Titan because they have decided to kill it off. Here are my thoughts on that while doing some detailing.
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Got my 2024 Pro 4X this morning. My 3d Titan an I love it
That’s awesome! Congrats.
I had a 23 now I have 24. Loved them both. I had a 2020 Tundra and had to trade it in. I am so glad I did buy a V6 turbo.
Call me crazy but I think Nissan will change their mind soon. EV sales are horrible and V8 pickup manufacturers are decreasing.
We bought a 2023 titan xd pro4x in December. It is the highest quality fitnfinish truck I've ever had.. I love this thing, really do. We got 18% off sticker and 0% financing. It was a no brainer for us.
Very nice!!
I have owned Chevy trucks for over 40 years.I bought my first Nissan Titan a few months ago and love the truck.Nissan could have been my next long time venture.Unfortunately,with doing away with the Titan,and going to EVs,my relationship with Nissan is going to be very short lived.
It really is unfortunate
Same here, I just traded my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it with 360 HP and 380 Ibs of Torque for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it with 400 HP and 413 Ibs of Torque and man let me tell you its a freakn beast.
thanks for the info. I purchased a 2004 in 2005 Nissan Titan crew cab 4x4. it's got $370,000 MI. just replaced the rack and pinion. the truck is still running great. I've had a 1984 Nissan pickup. a 1988 hardbody all these trucks ran great. I like to purchase a 2024 Nissan Titan. that's my gold. I love this truck. it's been amazing the 2004. Peter sanchez
Thanks for checking in Peter!
I have a 2023 Titan sv 4x4, which is such a comfortable truck to drive and powerful V-8 to boot.
I think the titan and many v8’s are going away forever. So for guys thinking about a V8 truck you better grab a titan.
Agreed!
Agreed 100% brother, I just traded my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it and man its a freakn beast.
I love my 2018 platinum reserve. It’s actually my 3rd one! I had a 2004 & 2015 previously. All were fantastic. I hope Nissan brings them back.
Me too!
I just picked up a 2021 Pro4x a couple months back. I do the same auto shopping technique you do. Look for low mileage about 2-3 years old. I got this one with 29k miles for 39500. That is with every option available, included a nice bed cover and 4 new General Grabber atx3 tires. It was owned by the head mechanic at the Nissan dealership and it was showroom new condition. So it still had 28 months of the 5 year warranty and it was certified so more warranty. Find a better deal on basically a new truck, I challenge you. 38k vs 69k new with same options. Winner.
I should say I looked for over a month and was willing to drive up to 300 miles for the right deal. I ended up having to drive 2 hours to get it.
This is my 7th Titan. I’ve had them most of my driving life and I’m on the road putting 40k a year on the things. On those 6 trucks I had minor brake issues with the first 2 that Nissan took care of and the heater went in one of them around 120k miles. That is pretty damn good. I work out of them and off road a bit, they were not babied.
As far as the 2024 of course I’ll grab one. In about 3 years when I’m done with this one. I will do my homework though. I see a lot of posts online with people buying the 24s. Maybe the workers on the line out in Tennessee don’t care since they are loosing their jobs. Time will tell.
I’ll miss the Titan.
Several Nissan dealerships in my area are offering 12K off the 2024 Pro 4X.I traded a Ram limited for one and the fit and finish is head and shoulders above the Ram.
It’s a really good truck!
Hell of a lot more reliable too!
Agreed 100% and definitely wayyyyyyy more reliable as well, just traded in my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it and man let me tell you its a freakn beast.
I am planning to buy at the end of 2024. If there are Titans left, I will cross shop an SV with upper trim level mid-size trucks. If there are good deals on the Titan, I will seriously consider one. I tow a small camper, 2900 lbs, and haul camping gear. Any truck that can tow 5,000 lbs or more will easily tow our Casita. I would also like to have a minimum of 1,500 lbs of payload.
It’s a great truck but I’m a big Frontier fan as well. Our camper is about 7500 lbs loaded, so we didn’t have much choice but to go with a full size. Happy with the Titan though!
@@the_next_adventure thanks for your comments about your Titan. I would be happy with either the Titan or the Frontier. I need to research the payload a bit more on the Frontier. I would like to have about 1,500 lbs of payload in a mid-size truck and 1,800 lbs if we decide to go with a 1/2 ton truck.
EVs are garbage.
Yep you got it brother
If Nissan had bothered to advertise the Titan they would have sold several times as many. Also, the electric vehicles are going to lose money hand over fist.
Right and not to mention that EVs are garbage as well.
Best of all the Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it will outlast any overpriced EcoBoost truck with ease by a long shot.
Yep!
@@the_next_adventure Also the Titan is a million times better than the stupid Tesla Cyber Truck.
getting ride of a truck after 50k? that's crazy. I drive tucks until I get to at least 150.
I traded in my 2011 Ford F150 with a 5.0L Coyote V8 in it for a 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it after the F150 hit 163,000 miles on it.
They say that EV owners will probably go back to gas due no infrastructure across the country to travel.
Three have been some reports lately that say over 50% of EV owners go back to gas and a vast majority still own at least 1 gas car in addition to their EV
Completely agreed 100%
This all in mentality on the electric vehicle insanity is going to fail.
That’s what the stable owners said about gasoline powered vehicles over a century ago.
@@stever5359
Really? How do you know? Stable owners weren’t mandated by the government to give up the horse and buggy for a gas powered car that didn’t have the infrastructure to ensure its success.
@@drewolm the government isn’t forcing you to buy an electric vehicle.
@@stever5359
They pretty much are. Maybe you haven’t seen the mandates on the percent of electric vehicles the government demands by 2030.
How does the government get to step in and make a demand on the free market for something most don’t want?
Plus, a very tiny little eensie weensie but of research would tell you that the electrical grid can’t handle the load. Add in the fact the Feds have plans to shut down natural gas and coal that feeds 85% of said grid and you get a very grim idea of what’s next. You won’t be able to figure that out I’m sure so I’ll give you a hint. AFFHA and 15 minute cities.
Exactly mate
Looking at purchasing a Titan. Have you towed with your Titan and how does it tow ? Thank you
Yes we tow quite often. We pull our 26’ camper-we have videos on the channel showing the camper. It’s probably 8500lbs loaded. Pulls great.
Just traded a 2018 F-150 FX4 for a 2023 Titan Pro 4X. The initial quality is as good or better than Ford or Ram, had both. 20 k cheaper than either, even with discounts. Not a GM Chevy guy, had one.
Great insight.
Great choice brother
I love my 2011 Titan SL. I bought it new in 2012. I would have never bought a new truck but it was discounted 5k for being a (last year model). I have been wanting to upgrade to a newer one however I don't see a reason to make a payment on the same truck with more bells and whistles. My titan dose a good job towing my 5500lb travel trailer. My only complaint is that it feels a little soft went towing. I have air bags and new shocks. I think it's more of a tire thing. Has anyone put E load tires on there Titan?
What power washer are you utilizing in this video?
or unless their an LEXUS LFA
Depreciation only matters when you buy vehicles every couple years. If you are like me, and drive your truck for at least 10 years, buying new makes sense. Buying my new '24 Pro4X at 0% interest with 5yr 100k mile warranty was a no brainer! $53k OUT THE DOOR! That's 19% off sticker when you include taxes!
Buying used is buying someone else's driving habits. I have complete control over the engine break in. I change the oil after first 500 miles and remove the break in debris. I also get to use premium oil and filters from the start. I KNOW that the maintenance was properly done. The list goes on. Frankly, if you are serious about what your truck is worth after you buy it, how the hell can you estimate that if you have no idea what was done to it before you owned it? Your reasoning is seriously flawed.
0% interest is always a good thing! I is true that depreciation matters more when you hold the vehicle for a long time, which I’ve talked about before but I like to plan for worst case scenarios. I may intend to hold a vehicle for 10 years but life happens, so hate the idea that I may need to sell within a year or two and be way under water.
I had a 21 xd delivered today , I couldn't believe how less than quality it felt . So disappointing, I was so let down . I said nope . I thought a xd would have a solid feeling. Not
That is strange. What areas lacked quality for you the most?
Bs Your full of it!
Body sheet metal just seemed thin and cheap . Looked underneath and everything looked under sized for a heavy half ton . Nothing stood out to me and screamed this is a good truck to tow 6000lbs . I've had it with the domestic junk , I'm running out of options .lol
@@kenj.8897 everything is getting lighter, thinner, cheaper… it’s sad. However, we’ve been pulling our camper-about 6,000lbs-and it does a good job. At least so far knock on wood
@@the_next_adventure my titan got into a small fender bender and is sitting at the body shop. I had a chance to drive the Dodge Ram and chevy Silverado(these two were just junk. did not drive like a truck nor did it feel like a truck. so many cheap parts interior wise. comparing to titan, I can say titan feel much better inside and out.)...my brother has a F150...
I can definitely say that I will buy Titan over again then the big 3.
sad to know that titan will be discontinued, but I guess we can look forward to a discounted prices?? maybe??
EVs are garbage