zyou8er very comical!!

@@eli9862 Why?

Ronald Poley The titan on normal gas will make 390hp and 400lbs of tq and on premium only then it makes 400hp and 417lb of tq.

@Regis Riley I own a 2018 Titan SL and it’s by no means underpowered. It’s rated a 390 hp and 394 ft.lbs. At least we can say that Nissan tells you what the hp and torque numbers are, while GM only says performance will be less on the 6.2 using regular unleaded.

“Premium unleaded gasolinemeeting ASTM specification D4814 with a posted octane rating of 93 - (R+M)/2 - is highly recommended for best performance and fueleconomy. Unleaded gasoline with an octane rated as low as 87 can be used. Using unleaded gasoline rated below 93 octane, however, will lead to reduced acceleration and fuel economy. If knocking occurs, use a gasoline rated at 93 octane as soon as possible, otherwise, the engine could be damaged.” This I understand is from the GM manual. It sounds like you may have no choice but to run 93 octane.

Ronald Poley I mean I agree, I own a 2007 SE and a 2020 Titan Pro-4x now. Premium is noticeable.

@@ronaldpoley4357 Pretty sure it's 91 octane according to the manual but I understand in many areas that will mean 93 anyways. Yes I do feel it should be mentioned that both Ford Ecoboost and GM 6.2L recommend 91+ for their rated power figures but are "safe" on 87. 5.0L and 5.3L rated and recommended on 87 in truck applications. Ram is also recommended at 89 (mid grade) for the 5.7L hemi and most people don't talk about that either. As a 5.7L owner its hard to tell any real difference between running 87 and 89 however. In my ecoboost truck I could notice quite distinctively when running 93 vs 87 on the stock tunes. 87 the truck was still very powerful but premium made an obvious difference in the turbo truck.

What's your gas mileage?

buy a GM , and have heads taken off in few years to replace lifters, big problem in GM engines

I drove a 2007 Nissan Titan for 13 years bought it with 8 miles and eventually traded it in on a Raptor this year. I'll tell you this much, that Endurance V8 ran better and sounded better...than the 3.5L Ecoboost ... I'm not 100% sold on this 3.5L twin turbo. Funny because the Titan is always rated at the bottom of the stack but is still a very capable truck. In those 13 years all I ever did was change the water pump and radiator in terms of anything major. They're pretty damn good offroaders too its the only other truck I would consider besides my Raptor is another Pro4x.

I agree Titan will outlast GM, I am in process of buying a 2020 Tian Pro4X

Thank you all for purchasing the Nissan Titans. I work at the manufacturing facility where we produced these models! We try our best striving to do our best to produce great quality! The 2020 Titan model has improved tremendously and I hope you all enjoy it

No it won't. I work at a Nissan dealership as a technician and I see so many of the Titans & Armadas coming in with major engine issues and the upper oil pan leaking very much. We even needed to replace a few Titans with new engines with around 30k-40k miles. One of them had just 83 miles! Like I said on my post a few days ago. If you want a good looking truck in your driveway? Go and get one then

love the interior of titan, i think better than ram

Exactly the same reason I bought mine. Got a bunch more options for thousands less and a better warranty.

Daniel Swanson Me too the ram had fancy red accents but I love the clean look of the Titan

Sean F so the Nissan leases well?! That’s awesome. Do they lease the XD? I wanted to lease a power wagon and was told good luck with that

@@jefferychambrovichjr6681 I'm not sure what the lease deal is on the XD but I'm sure it's the same promotion. I put $1500 down and pay $699 a month on a $60k pro4x. 48 month 10k miles a year. The Ram 1500 limited was almost $1k a month for the same terms and same features.

Leasing = renting.....it's insane how willing people are to fall into those traps just to try to keep up with the Jones'...or to try to be the Jones'...🙄😒

Have you noticed it being a little jerky coming to a stop? Mine feels like the transmission is doing something funky or the breaks arnt releasing properly

@@stupidrookie12 try pressure washing the break pads. Anything under 3k PSI should help. The first 1500 miles of mine the truck was wearing itself in. Everything felt stiff. I'm 5k in and it's finally feeling smooth and worked in.

We do multiple tests before we shoot the race. We try to determine the fastest way to launch the trucks - (traction control on/off, 4WD on/off, launch control, ect.). Over the years, we've noticed that many, but not all, vehicles launch faster when brake torquing. I use it often, especially when I am in a large city, and need to merge at an on-ramp. Or drag racing.

@@NathanDAdlen What do you think about doing both brake torquing and "normal" launches? I'm interested in more data!!

HA.HA. GoodMeme I wished we had the time and bandwidth to show every launch style with each truck - but we can’t. Sometimes we do talk about the differences, especially if there’s a notable performance variation

If I’m at a stoplight and somebody pulls up next to me wanting to run, you can be damn sure I’ll be brake torqueing! After all, we are trying to see what it’ll do, right?

Just curious, is the Tesla Cyber Truck a truck?

@@hybridsnowleopard no

Frontier I think in 2021

Titan got redone in 16 and the Frontier is due next year. No idea with the Toyotas.

@@ramirotorres7191 Okay, thanks for your input.

Kevin Barry it’s a 6.5’ bed. There is no option for an 8’ bed.

Rick Tatorship unless they changed very recently, it is available on the XD

Kevin Barry it was on the 2016-2019 XD’s but only on the single cabs. The king cabs and crew cabs only came with the 6.5 bed. There was never an 8’ bed on the crew or king cabs. Remember, this a 3/4 ton truck frame on 1/2 ton axles. An 8’ bed and crew cab would be too much for the truck to carry any kind of payload.

Rick Tatorship I stand corrected. And, that sucks

Kevin Barry it also sucks that the XD has a small 26 gallon fuel tank. For such a heavy truck, it needs at least 35 gallons or more.

The normal Titan has that huge warranty too doesn't it? (Agree on why he would go back to GM after being burned...)

@@rkalla Correct. All Titans have 5/100K

I have no idea why, but Arizona and Nevada Nissan dealers have massive discounts on the Pro4X’s...we ended up buying one from out of state and having it shipped to California and saved like $10k from our local dealers. Good luck. We love our 2020 Pro4X

Walter Prinsen. Mechanically it’s the same? Might wanna look that up

Exactly. A 4 year old vehicle should not give you any issues at all. I have a few trucks, and none of mine have given me any issues at all. 2 of them are older than 4 years old, and one of them has more than 150k miles, and it still runs beautifully. I'd ditch the GM, and get the Titan, because GM'S have the tendency of being unreliable.

I may be wrong (not the first time lol) but wasn't the only engine change was DFM and adding a 10 speed transmission? GM seems to have issues, in the past, producing new computer controlled technologies in their vehicles. I'd be very cautious until those technologies have been proven in the real world. For example, cooling issues already with the new 3.0 i6 duramax diesel.

Kane i have a 2014 F150, and underneath looks like it’s still brand new. It’s been under coated every year of it’s life sense it was new. It’s all in how you take care of them.

Toyota is known for their infamous rusty frames and rust recalls

Make sure your dealer does the update on the trans tune. My old 17 was sluggish just starting from a stop. Seems like the trans was always a gear higher then it should be. After they tuned it i was happy. My 2019 Pro4x is flawless. Trans holds the shifts longer...i like that.

joenissan your not bragging haha

trans is not new, it is same trans in Mercedes , 9 speeds, and been around for few years in Mercedes , its Mercedes trans built to Mercedes specs by Nissan , its a really good trans

@@huggiebear1122 Same trans as a Mercedes? LOL! Even more reason to stay away!

7G6_6, or even better, get a Toyota Tundra!

Titan has a direct injection engine. Good luck keeping it clean. Tundra is superior.

name Direct injection is the new age.

You guys in usa are the only ones who think chevys arent reliable wtf , people in the middle east hate fords and rams , sticking with toyotas and GMCs (more than chevys) i really dont get it whats the deal with you americans , off roading GMCs and Toyotas are superior , reliability ? More than any other cars / trucks , price wise , chevys are the best when it comes to prices We dont have tundras or titans but we have the toyota LC79 pick up and the Patrol y61 pickup with v6 vtc 4.8 , and trust once you try those you’ll spit on the tundra and titan (and ofc fords and rams)

7G6_6 my thoughts exactly. if i had a 4 year GM truck that was giving me enough problems that i was thinking about selling it no way i’d consider the same brand again for another $50k+.

Funny in that this might be true but not so to people in that situation. This will happen to some. Changing times coming. Best wishes to all.

Ron Dail people have choices to make. Status is expensive

Sadly....I agree. People who have made themselves financially leveraged are going to eat it big time in the next 6 months. Lots of guys that work hourly technical trade jobs, pay for their toys with overtime work. If they still have their job, it is highly likely they aren't getting much overtime.

Lol the Chevys don't last short term either.

You are uttering total rubbish.

Is this true?

Jeffrey Excuse my bad English folks. I purchase a brand new Titan sv 2017. At 17000 kilometres, the engine begin knocking. At 24000 kilometres, in June 2019, Nissan replace my motor (short block). Now this month at 35000 kilometres my motor knocking again. It is always the cylinder number 7 who is problematic. Real epidemic trouble. In my small town we are 3/3 with this trouble. On Facebook pages, I’ve seen A LOT of cases, I see guys who are on third motor on 2018 model. Also see people with this problem on 2019 model (Titan, armada.) Nissan seems to don’t have a clue about this problem. The 7 speed transmission on 16-19’ model doesn’t works well too, and seems to be change very often . Long story short, run for your life, you can see a video of my titan knocking on my profile. I swear to god, I don’t beat the truck at all really lite works sometimes.

The ram also had issues with the hemi. And the 2016 and older ecoboost engines had carbon issues

TitanTalk forum and everything problem the op mentioned is listed. Lots of problems with that 5.6L engine.

I had a mazdaspeed3 with the turbo and that thing gunned up bad ( direct injection) if I purchased a new titan I would install a catch can to help with that carbon build up

For a $45,000++ truck they should add port injection. Nissan knows better.

Simple, you add a catch can as soon as you buy it, problem solved. Direct Injection or Multi-Port is far better for performance.

Yup just beefier frame and braking.

They have different wheel pattern different steering rack and lots of other stuff what is Nathan talking about lol

The more you buy, the more you save.

Yeah people say now is a great time to buy, thats cool but I haven't seen big enough price drops yet. Modern vehicles got WAY TOO EXPENSIVE. Time to correct back to reasonable prices.

fuel is cheap and smaller trucks are only fractionally more efficient... i personally would want a lower truck like an El Camino but that is never going to happen.

@@bendino9016 well, fuel is cheap today but you buy a truck for a decade not for a week. Indont even mean a smaller truck but rather a same truck with smaller engine. Smaller truck would also do the trick as savings slowly add up overtime. Also smaller truck are better on the tight trails and daily life.

"3.23" better gas mileage better top speed "3.42" better towing better acceleration

They just did the trail boss and it’s pretty much the same as an at4

D. Ppl Back in February I bought a brand new 2019 Titan SL Midnight edition. The ride is great on smooth paved asphalt, but the suspension hates concrete roads. At highway speeds the truck can be as smooth as glass and quiet enough to put you to sleep. I drive back and forth to work and never tow so it works great for me. They had a lot of rebates and discounted the truck well below the MSRP over 10k+. I really like my truck and personally think the Titan is underrated in the truck world.

Brandon Welch thanks for the insight, I’ve always liked the Titan since they came out in 2004. Just curious what other trucks did you look at before you got the Titan?

D. Ppl I test drove a 2020 Raptor, 2020 Ram Limited, and I owned for my trade in a 2013 Raptor. Hands down the suspension on the 2013 Raptor I loved, but my family is growing so I had to give up one of my hobbies. I still have my other play toys, just won’t be going off-road anymore.

Brandon Welch hey buddy thanks again you’ve been a lot of help. I’ve been going back and forth with the Titan and the Ram myself, I like the fact that you don’t see to many around unlike the big three.

The engine design is old and will have a lot of carbon build up due to direct injection.

RacingfortheSon hes using a nokia 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

FastLane I got an ‘18 last July for $19k off the sticker for a 1/2 ton platinum reserve.

out of those id go with the ford, best engine options and reliability. Seems like you get the most for your money.

@@steets367 thank you for ur reply. Platinum reserve is an expensive trim though. im glad you found a good deal.

@@HAHA.GoodMeme that's what I am leaning towards but ford needs an update on their design and interior.

My 2018 xlt fx4 with the 3.5 has been giving me a ton of problems. Whenever it rains or when it’s damp. And sometimes just out of nowhere I lose all functions of traction control, abs, hill assist, airbag, and truck goes into limp mode. Have to floor it and wait 5 seconds for it to move with the steering wheel straight. When the wheel is turned expect to get t boned. It’s been in the shop 2 times both times for 2 weeks plus. And now they won’t offer me a loaner cause the dealership I leased it from closed. In other words lease is up in December and I am looking into the pro4x rebel and the AT4

Disagree they have plenty of cash reserves.

@@scott8238 Their CEO embezzled and fled Japan in a crate.... doesn't exactly exude confidence.