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2019 Nissan Titan : An overview

Find a complete overview of the 2019 Nissan Titan, including key features and specifications, trims, inventory, alternatives, and other useful information. Read more

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Fuel Economy:11.1 - 15.9 City/HWY combined
Horsepower:390 hp
Drivetrain:Rear-Wheel Drive, Four-Wheel Drive
Engine:Gasoline
Torque:394 ft-lb
Seats:3 - 6

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The 2019 Nissan Titan has 13 trims. Below you will be able to review and compare them.

13 trims available
  • 1 of 13

    SL 5.0

    Price N/A
    Diesel
    Consumption N/A
    4x4
    310 horsepower
  • 2 of 13

    Platinum Reserve 5.0

    $80,498
    Diesel
    Consumption N/A
    4x4
    310 horsepower
  • 3 of 13
    Platinum Reserve 5.6

    Platinum Reserve 5.6

    $72,498
    Gasoline
    13.7L fuel / 100 km
    Rear Wheel Drive
    390 horsepower
  • 4 of 13
    SL Midnight Edition 5.6

    SL Midnight Edition 5.6

    $64,798
    Gasoline
    13.4L fuel / 100 km
    4x4
    390 horsepower
  • 5 of 13

    S 5.0

    $57,498
    Diesel
    Consumption N/A
    Rear Wheel Drive
    310 horsepower
  • 6 of 13
    SL 5.6

    SL 5.6

    Price N/A
    Gasoline
    13.7L fuel / 100 km
    Rear Wheel Drive
    390 horsepower
  • 7 of 13
    PRO-4X 5.6

    PRO-4X 5.6

    $59,998 - $63,598
    Gasoline
    13.9L - 14.1L fuel / 100 km
    4x4
    390 horsepower
  • 8 of 13

    PRO-4X 5.0

    $71,598
    Diesel
    Consumption N/A
    4x4
    310 horsepower
  • 9 of 13
    S 5.6

    S 5.6

    $47,198 - $49,498
    Gasoline
    13.2L - 13.7L fuel / 100 km
    Rear Wheel Drive
    390 horsepower
  • 10 of 13
    SV Midnight Edition 5.6

    SV Midnight Edition 5.6

    $59,498
    Gasoline
    13.4L fuel / 100 km
    4x4
    390 horsepower
  • 11 of 13
    SV 5.6

    SV 5.6

    $51,998 - $54,098
    Gasoline
    13.4L - 13.7L fuel / 100 km
    Rear Wheel Drive
    390 horsepower
  • 12 of 13
    SV 5.0

    SV 5.0

    $62,098
    Diesel
    Consumption N/A
    Rear Wheel Drive
    310 horsepower
  • 13 of 13
    Platinum 5.6

    Platinum 5.6

    $69,998
    Gasoline
    13.4L fuel / 100 km
    4x4
    390 horsepower

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  • SV Midnight Edition | 5.6L V8 |

    2019 Nissan TitanSV Midnight Edition | 5.6L V8 |

    $ 30,995
    • 130,266 km
    • Gasoline
  • PRO-4X Crew Cab 4x4 | No Accidents | Ventilated Seats

    2019 Nissan TitanPRO-4X Crew Cab 4x4 | No Accidents | Ventilated Seats

    $ 33,495
    • 104,810 km
    • Gasoline
  • SL MIDNIGHT EDITI

    2019 Nissan TitanSL MIDNIGHT EDITI

    Price on request
    • 234,561 km
    • Gasoline

  • 2019 Nissan TitanMIDNIGHT EDITION | 4x4 | LOCAL TRADE

    $ 33,990
    • 78,569 km
    • Gasoline

  • 2019 Nissan TitanPRO 4X

    Price on request
    • 143,980 km
    • Gasoline
  • SV

    2019 Nissan TitanSV

    $ 24,999
    • 131,990 km
    • Gasoline
  • Platinum - Navigation - Leather Seats

    2019 Nissan TitanPlatinum - Navigation - Leather Seats

    $ 33,999
    • 85,414 km
    • Gasoline
  • 4x4 Crew Cab SV Midnight Edition

    2019 Nissan Titan4x4 Crew Cab SV Midnight Edition

    $ 18,500
    • 161,255 km
    • Gasoline
  • S

    2019 Nissan TitanS

    $ 19,871
    • 182,308 km
    • Gasoline

  • 2019 Nissan Titan

    $ 22,900
    • 222,000 km
    • Gasoline

  • 2019 Nissan Titan

    $ 35,995
    • 122,489 km
    • Gasoline
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This is year three for generation two of Nissan's light-duty, full-size Titan pickup truck line, which was introduced in 2017 as a follow-up to the heavy-duty Titan XD. Though the two trucks share many styling cues, they are built for different audiences and boast much different capabilities.

For 2019, Nissan has made a number of changes to the Titan, most of which help keep the truck's cabin current with tech and safety trends.

All trims -- S, SV, SL, Pro-4X, Midnight Edition and Platinum -- get a new 7.0-inch infotainment touchscreen display that supports the Android Auto and Apple CarPlay platforms.

All models also gain another USB media port, and Pro-4X, SL and Platinum models get two lighted USB charge ports.

Cosmetically, the SV model trades its chrome grille for one that combines a body-colour frame with a gloss black inner panel.

Safety-wise, there's a new rear door alert to remind the driver to check the back seat after parking for valuables, pets and children. (Yes, under-slept new parents do occasionally need reminding their baby is riding in the back seat.) Nissan says it's rolling this feature out slowly but plans to make it standard in all of its four-door models by 2022.

Finally, certain Crew Cab trims gain the option of a Fender audio system with a 485-watt amplifier that promises studio-quality sound.

Unchanged is the Titan pickup truck's mechanical makeup. Unlike most full-size pickups, the Titan skips V6 power and comes standard with a V8 engine, this one being a 5.6L making 390 hp and 394 lb-ft of torque. It comes matched with a seven-speed automatic transmission and, in most configurations, four-wheel drive.

Titan comes in single, King and Crew cab body styles. Single cab S trim trucks are the only ones with rear-wheel drive; starting with single cab SV and continuing up the range, all Titan pickups are 4WD.

Nissan's competitors here are not numerous, but they are mighty: the Ford F-150 is Canada's best-selling vehicle, and not far behind it are the Chevrolet Silverado, GMC Sierra and Ram 1500. The Titan is relegated to a fight for fifth place with the Toyota Tundra.

Standard features include the new 7.0-inch infotainment setup, air conditioning, cruise control, variable intermittent wipers, keyless entry, 18-inch steel wheels, push-button start and vinyl upholstery.

SV trim brings cloth seating, full-colour gauge cluster display, aluminum wheels, heated side mirrors, front tow hooks, drop-in bed liner and a Class IV tow hitch. A Midnight Edition package adds 20-inch wheels, dark LED headlights, remote engine start (in certain configurations) and body colour grille and bumpers.

Pro-4X's enhancements are all about off-road capability, including a locking rear differential, better shocks, hill descent control and grippier tires. It also gets fog lights and automatic on/off headlights.

Platinum Reserve trim gains intelligent climate control, 360-degree exterior camera views and cargo box storage solutions.

Nissan's fuel consumption estimates for the Titan are 15.0/11.2 L/100 km for RWD and 15.2/11.1 for 4WD trucks.

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