Easily the most *underrated* truck in the industry. Good power, stock exhaust sounds great, pretty decent gas mileage, and the sound system *hits* Truck gets a lot of attention too on the street. 8/10

I think it's a huge mistake to kill the Titan. Nissan should refresh the Tital and style it to look more like the Frontier and keep the old school V8. They should bump up the tow rating to compete with the big three, keep the 100K warranty and they would have a share of the marketplace.

RIP Titan! You were a solid truck!

I purchased a 2023 Titan platinum reserve a couple months ago. I am pleasantly surprised how much i like this truck. I have had four new gm trucks since 1990 and i had had enough. Time will tell how this truck holds up. The Titan has a great warranty and so far i’m very pleased with it

The Nissan Titan One of my favorite trucks, its to bad they will stop making this great truck, Nissan should reconsider this action.

Have a 2023 Titan Pro4X. LOVE IT!! Average 18 to 19 combined highway and city. Solid Truck Plenty of room inside and solid drive.

They are very reliable and have a great V8 sound/rumble! Great Review Ben!

the titan is by FAR the most comfortable vehicle I have ever even sat in. its rock solid quality wise and has more than enough power to do everything i ask of it.... it makes absolutely no sense for nissan to kill it off. they need to advertise it better.

I bought a 2022 Titan Pro 4x in Baja Storm color and panoramic son roof and I am very satisfied with it. Before buying it I drive tested the Tundra V6 Turbo. I decided I want a V8. I love my Titan. Looks great.

Most underrated and US built truck on the market. Too bad Nissan didn't advertise well at all. I just bought a 23 pro4x and love it, so do my die hard big three friends.

Nissan should market the shit out of these, at the price with rebates they are 20k less than the competition.

I feel like the issues Nissan had with their other models, primarily the cheaper sedans and cvts, scared off people from buying a truck from nissan

Thanks Ben! The Titan is definitely my favorite full size truck. I hope I can own one someday!

Think it's a big mistake on Nissan's part to discontinue the Titan in favor of EVs.

Got a 2023 pro4x last month for a great deal. 0% down, 0% Apr for 60mos, 100k bumper to bumper warranty. Great truck so far. Loving it. RIP big guy.

My 2021 titan has 40k on it and so far, no issues. Just cosmetic issues which are under warranty. All taken care of. Still going strong!

Love that sound. NOTHING will ever beat or compare to a true V8.

Really loving mine still. Have a 2021 pro 4x I bought new with 24,000 miles now. With moonroof and cooled seats and TVs in the headrests. Sticker was 3k less back then. 62,500 fully loaded. I paid 56k with 0% for 72 months in Northern California. Still happy with the deal I got considering prices and financing now. I would definitely buy again. I’m the kind of guy that always owned different cars every year or two (2009 civic to 2014 wrx to 2008 xterra off road to 2011 Infiniti g37s to 2020 4runner that I traded for this. I honestly plan on paying it off and keeping it for 10 years. Also the fender Audio is killer! I don’t have to add more bass. And Iv always installed JL audio or alpine speakers and subs in all my cars. I live in Tahoe where it often can snow 3-4 FEET overnight and have never been late to work. It bashes over berms and have used the rear locker several times to get out of my driveway. Absolutely love it and am happy I purchased the latest generation of this truck. When you compare every little detail and option this truck has even down to discount and price compared to the competition it’s not even close. A 2021 tundra limited with the ancient interior and less features and 5% interest rate it would have cost me 10-15k more after 5 years. If you are hesitant don’t be. Go drive it. I was sold after driving it 1 mile down the road.

Quality wise I do prefer the Titan to the Tundra.sad that Nissan is killing it off,also sad that the market failed to recognize how special the Titan is!😢

Bought that exact truck two days ago.Traded a Ram limited in for it.The Titan build quality in head and shoulders above the top of the line Ram.

Their 5-year bumper-to-bumper warranty is craaaaaazy good

In Canada we lost the Titan a couple years ago. If I was in the states I’d be buying this truck and babying it. If you take care of this vehicle it would last a lifetime.

At the great price, all they would need to do it a small interior refresh with better infotainment and I’d be all in. Great truck for the price

Best truck in the market since 2020..

I bought a 23 Titan XD PRO4X and I love traded out of a 22 RAM 1500 Laramie 4X4

I hate to see the Titan go. My wife has an Armada and we love it.

A Nissan Titan or a V8 Tundra are the only half ton trucks I would buy.

I love my 2020 Titan pro-4x!!! I hope that it lasts me 15+ years! Just need to keep the rust out of it here in the Northeast.

Well done, nice truck, reliable engine and power to spare, yes

Nissan is completely stupid for getting rid of the Titan. What they really need is to get rid of there marketing team because that is there biggest downfall. They will regret doing this.

All it needed was a refresh. The screens are ncie in here just add some ambient lightss a banger sound system, and give it more power I'll probably buy one

I had a 2012 Pro4x, the best truck I ever owned. I let a buddy drive it back home 200 miles from Hunt Camp, and he had a blast, lol. It ran like a NASCAR. The 5.6 was/is an AMAZING motor. I traded it because it had a torn tierod boot to a RAM Power Wagon and had nothing but trouble with that truck until I got rid of it.

Ben! Always admired you for giving the Titan a fair shake all these years. Sad every other channel just bashed it constantly.

I'm about to ditch Ford for a Nissan Titan because you are right Ford has too many quality issues starting with the 21 and up also the price for a Ford F150 is ridiculously high I do not want to pay 72k for a Truck that's going to break down or in the shop for 3 months.

Column shifters are the only proper shifters for a full size truck.

i have a 2010 Titan with 177k miles, still going strong. I am using that as a trash hauler for work, and just bought another Titan - the 2021 Pro 4x in this color you just reviewed. I am absolutely loving it. The Titan is a fantastic truck, and I am all about the reliability.

I've seen video of the newly restyled Titan, and if accurate, I consider it the best looking large truck by far. It looks masculine and purposeful.

I have a 2023 titan pro4x and plan on driving it for 1 million miles. The 100k mile warranty is also unheard of. Anything that might need replacement will be replaced by the dealer for no extra cost. I love my truck and would never buy any of the big 4 american builds.

Bought a 2023 PRO 4X. Love it. Owned a 2005 with 200k. No issues......Nissan should have built the Warrior concept. I think that would have helped with sales. Because I would have bought one of those also.

Thanks Ben, looking to get a bigger truck. I have been looking at the domestic 3 and I'm coming around to the Titan. Have had an '09 Frontier with 215K miles, no issues, my little truck has been super reliable, that's why I think I'm going to stick with Nissan.

Nissan never marketed this truck.

Best truck I ever owned....

As I’m typing this I’m literally sitting in a carbon copy of the Titan Pro 4X being revived in this video at Orange Park Nissan and I’m considering trading in my 2023 Frontier SV 4x4 for the Titan. I love my Frontier but the Titan is on a whole other level.

Insane pickup Ben!

They didn't promote the titan

I love mine. Honestly, I got it recently, and it's a pretty good truck. I had GMC Elevation 5.3 2023. Love the truck and warranties i got with Nissan free oil changes for life, 100k miles bumper to bumper, exterior, interior protection, and Gap included with the deal. Didn't have that with my GMC Sierra just 90 days payment free and the first oil change free. Pretty nice truck people should give it a try.

Hi! Ben. Can You please review the Titan S (Base model) if You get a chance to find one? Thanks.

Thanks for your reviews Ben these led me to buy a pro4x last week! Last year is sad but glad I got one!!!

The XD (extra duty) version of Titan is awesome for towing. Has everything from factory: e-rated/10ply tires, brake controller, tow mirrors and even gooseneck puck system, 7pin in the bumper and also inside the bed, 4.1x rear axle ratio. Crazy value plus $8-10k discount.

If they make the warrior concept they will sell a ton of them if not let the nismo team used it for a bit to spicy things up also better marketing cause this truck is amazing

Ben, you got the best reviews dude.

Nissan did a terrible job of marketing the Titan. Most people had no clue it had a 100k mile warranty. Also, the tow rating is really low, but this truck will pull. This truck tows as well, if not better than my Ford F150 with the 5.0, which is rated at 2500 lbs more towing capacity.

This is the best truck made....

I will be buying at the end of 2024. Prefer the size and drivability of a mid-size truck, but may buy a 1/2 ton for camping (towing small 2900 lb camper and hauling camping gear) for its functionality. A midsize also costs less money. I will definitely consider the Titan if the price is right. Ummm, not $63K. I would probably consider the king cab in the SV trim in order to lower the price and raise the payload.

Just bought an armada last year but I enjoy it so much I’m thinking about getting a titan mainly because great engine but the titan has the better transmission. Just feels well built

I had absolutely terrible luck with mine. Powerful trucks. Wish I had better luck

Ben - Do you think there will be massive discounts because it’s being discontinued?

I wonder, I just picked up a brand new Baja storm colored Titan Pro4x.... should I seal it in a garage it as a relic?

Im fixing to trade my 2019 Pro 4X in on this identical truck. It will be my 4th Titan. No better truck on the market in my opinion. Im sick Nissan is discontinuing the Titan

It's really sad that the titan is done. Nissans are great vehicles, have owned one now for 13 years.

I have the frontier 4X and love it, I looked at the titan 4X and found it boring. It was less impressive than my frontier. Still a beautiful truck and they should put more into it it deserves it.

2022 was the last year they had ventilated seats. It has a twist Knob you can switch between heated and ventilated. 2023 added wireless car play. 2024 added colors or something basically no changes.

I think the problem with Nissan is they never devoted enough resources to the truck department it seems as though they had nothing but automobile people trying to produce trucks and missed a lot of the market by not committing 100% to making another truck for American market. shame on Nissan for not committing 100%. It’s their own failure, and what makes this more sad is that right now they’re at the precipice of making this a number one truck because currently I’m liking the Titan I ordered a brand new 2019 super duty, which I had to lemon law because of flooding problems. I bought a 22 ram, which is an overall pretty decent truck except just for the gearshift selector which happens to remind me of a thermostat or the dial on my range. It’s annoying to the point. I hate the truck just because of that, my son just bought a titan and absolutely loves it so it doesn’t make sense that they’re canceling it because they’re still going to be carrying the Q8 and the Armada which is the same platform so once again a bunch of stupid automobile people think they’re in the truck

Are they going to make any king cab models?

You can get this truck right now for $45K - $50K OTD… they also offering 0% @ 60 months

#REMEMBERtheTITANS

The last of the reliable Japanese V8! I have a 2021 Titan. Maybe in 5 years I will trade it for a 2024 Nissan Titan. Nissan should kept it, as Toyota is going V6 Turbo, because more people then will be looking for a Japanese V8.

it's not at all surprising they axed this off, they just weren't price competitive in the states compared to the american manufacturers in the same price segment/bracket, especially if you want something new feeling these days it feels like a generation behind.

I just picked up a Titan Pro4X

So this is the last year Titan... They also build a concept of Titan warrior.. So they r not imolenting it..

I drive a 370z as my daily. I happen to have a 2022 Titan SV 4x2 rental and I'd be willing to bet the Titan could gap my 370z. And I drive a hour and a half one way to work and im getting 22.4 mpg

Saw one of these brand new for under 51k with the pano roof. That’s a good value. I’ll be in the market in the spring and will seriously consider it if I can get a good deal. Trucks are way too expensive anymore.

We have a 04’ xterra with 160k+ still banging strong…!!!

The only motor recently made was the tundra 5.7L that could get 3x what the titan does. However that motor is dead. We know this. :( titan has better mpg than that tundra v8 had too. Im a toyota person but thinking of a titan or frontier this yr

Nissan should come out with the Warrior to compete with the TRX and Raptor R and the Titan would sell a lot better. It's too bad the Titan is gone

Do they not sell as many as they’d like?

I'm getting this but blue after summer is over. 100k b2b warranty too!

The looks killed it. Shouldve done the Warrior concept

Love your videos Ben but please make an effort to slow your speech down.

I just bought a 2019 Titan Pro4X. Great truck. I would never buy brand new because they don't hold their value as well as others though. Lightly used..? Any day.

If this is the last year won't parts skyrocket in the future for this truck?

big mistake Nissan to kill the Titan, I really hope they change their mind 🙏.

Whats are the common issues on these? How is the transmission? Is the reliability on par with a V8 Tundra?

Good power,better than GM 5.3 they seem to put in most of their full size trucks. They are slow. I know everyone wants fuel economy, but i would do the 3.92 differential. Hope it has the shocks of the of the smaller truck . Nice exuast, but not 63000 worth. My Ram has more options and i did not pay sticker. My ,5.7would smoke that truck. I have not had any issues with the 5.7. The small block turbos will carbon foul At 30,000 and you have turbo lag. All of these trucks doing turbos have issues,and really there is not mannny ways to add power. They are maxed out. But ram is twin turbo in 2024 and its not gonna be much better. And more money,ram wants 69,000 for a basic bighorn that doesn't have twinn turbo. Crazy prices. The original naturally aspirated engines for all but GM are better towing snd less trips to dealer.

EV sales are crashing yet Nissan is killing the Titan to make way for new EV production. Makes zero sense! Nissan has never marketed the Titan as heavily as it deserves to drive sales numbers either.

And once Datsun realizes what a bust EV's actually are, ( like all the other manufacturers have found out ) maybe they'll bring the Titan back.

So they not gonna be making Titians anymore?

I want one Before they are gone!

I have 2023 pro 4x. Is it me or does it look Slightly smaller this year? Maybe it's just me

What's replacing it????

A few design changes and this truck would’ve sold like hot cakes. One thing is I think the headlights are too big. Makes the front look funny….also, I owned a 2007 frontier nizmo and it was a decent truck…had a few problems with it that I thought Nissan should’ve took care of but didn’t. Kinda burned me on Nissan…

So what do you guys think the resale value will be on the Titan 3 years from now? I'm currently about to end a lease where I've got plenty of money in the pocket in residual value (Charger Scat Pack). Do you guys honestly think these things will sell better once theyre gone? Most of the Titans that I'm interested around here are close to 60k or more. God forbid i'm under water on a lease and end up having to just walk away instead of pocketing a little scratch to go towards my next vehicle. I have heard Titans have one of the worst resale values in the market period. What say you?

They should have produced the Nissan Titan Warrior.

here in asia/Japan, only nissan and isuzu can compete the reliability and longetivity of Toyota trucks! the SUV version of that, the Nissan PATROL (Armada in US with less capable offroad abilities) is the only offroad suv can par and fight toe to toe to the iconic Land Cruiser 200/300 series

I love may titan 2018.

F150 reliable?! Lol

Disappointing to hear that the Titan is going away. I was planning on buying a Pro-4X once I got rid of unreliable Chevy 2022 Tahoe.

so Nissan will kill their best vehicle? RIP Nissan. The only good Nissan vehicles are the Leaf, Frontier, Titan, and Armada/Patrol.

A long wheel base? It's the same as a 2nd gen tacoma double cab long bed? They have the same wheelbase. The only difference is width and height. I love your reviews but please do more research. Wait..... I have an idea!!! 😂😂😂

Cool.