Nissan Titan 2011Change

Great ride, the upgraded leather seats and interior make you feel like you are riding in class.Perfect for work or the family

Great handling, power and towing capability.

Rides great and is extremely quiet in the cab.
Surprisingly agile and has no problem in the city or on the highway.

Standard features are things that can only be purchased as options on all of the other brands which gives the Titan the best bang for the buck award to me!

The truck is great, smoothest driving truck I've ever owned. Could use a re-design... Has has the exact same styling since it was introduced in early 2000's. Although it still looks amazing with a few additions. Tons of power but at a cost, this thing chuggs fuel! Only available engine is the 5.6L V8 so if you're concerned about gas, move along.

The Nissan Titan is a full-size pickup with lots of power, ample capabilities and a level of refinement for price that adds to its appeal.

Originally launched as a 2004 model, Titan got a new interior, an expanded model lineup, and a long list of detail improvements for 2008, while more safety equipment was made standard for 2010.

Changes since then have been minor.

The most significant change for the 2012 Titan is a new Sport Appearance Package, which combines functional upgrades with a lot of unique appearance items, including 20-inch wheels.

There are two body styles: The King Cab has rearward-opening rear doors.

The Crew Cab is a conventional four-door configuration and offers a choice of short or long cargo beds.

The only engine is a very powerful 5.6-liter V8 that makes 317 horsepower, which is matched to a 5-speed automatic transmission.

The Titan is available with two-wheel or four-wheel drive and has a maximum towing capacity of 9,500 pounds.

On the outside, the Titan has a rugged, purposeful look.

Inside, you'll find an attractive, user-friendly interior.

There's room for a family of five or four burly fishermen.

Titans range from utilitarian models with crank windows to leather-lined cabs befitting a luxury SUV.

The strong V8 engine gets the job done.

Fuel economy is EPA-rated at 13/18 mpg City/Highway with two-wheel drive.

The Titan has the robustness and ability to deal with tough jobs and heavy loads, such as pulling a toy hauler full of dirt bikes and sand buggies.

If you need a full-size pickup with power to perform and deal with heavy loads, and with plenty of room inside, and you'd also like the comfort and convenience of the Titan's level of refinement, then it definitely should be on your shopping list.
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Worst fuel economy of all the trucks, tough to park with the nose and poor steering, brakes aren't that durable

No matter where we're going or what we are doing the truck looks good, carries anything easily, drives like a dream and everyone stares