2024 Nissan Titan SV Review | BEST Full Size Truck Warranty!

[@Aschoolbusandsimulatorfan]

Now my first new Nissan pickup I can buy.

[@tc2425]

2021 Titan SV got stationed in Germany and with Premium No Ethanol Fuel ...our best MPG is 24.9

[@CJColvin]

I just bought a 2024 Nissan Titan SV with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in with 400 HP and 413 Ibs of torque and let me tell you its a freakn beast.

[@OL_COACH]

A feature of the Titan is... to roll the driver window down before entering the vehicle. This is handy on very hot days, allowing heat escape. Hold down the unlock key fob button (at least 5 seconds) while within 5 feet of the vehicle

[@Pescador2022]

Thanks I didn’t know that feature. I guess I should have.

[@FrameRot]

The older Nissan vehicles did that with a 4 windows rolling down

[@Shaqshaq_pov]

I love the Nissan Titan people really sleep on this truck

[@rudianger123]

Shaq...I'm SERIOUSLY considering getting on this week. Are there any negatives I should know about and factor in when comparing to RAM, Tundra, and F150?

[@fsb_-bf3th]

Just wish the price was lower

[@CJColvin]

Exactly mate

[@georgewilson1184]

Excellent they can keep improving on the best pickup truck ever

[@sharkskin3448]

Premium unleaded is nearly as expensive as diesel. This runs fine on 87. Maybe towing could use high octane.

[@gransport4246]

Titan would have sold better had Nissan marketed it.

[@tc2425]

True

[@shadeylady8993]

They should have went with the Titan Warrior concept

[@Thebusdriverandgamermorefan]

Someday, I afford the2024 Nissan Titan SV.

[@OL_COACH]

Mike Rezi Nissan in Atlanta, GA has the best prices.

[@blakebullington1225]

You can right now! Finance for 72 months

[@Ynotbehumanfirst]

Interest rate is crazy

[@danielcraft3727]

Off the start it would have to be bumper to bumper because the front 9nr is 8" to low for me and I would need a lot of front bumpers. New trucks aren't built for the work and play of the old ones.

[@zxtenn]

Nice, i have a 2023 Warlock that's in the body shop due to be rearended with only 7,000 miles. Enterprise gave me a Frontier and thats too has heavy steering, being honest not sure i am a fan of the steering but a midsized truck is easier to maneuver and live with on a daily basis. That is good competition against the HEMI RAM 1500 which is no more after 2024

[@GregoryRamsey]

If you want one you better hurry..just got mine.

[@CJColvin]

Same here, I just bought my 2024 Nissan Titan with the 5.6L Endurance V8 in it with 400 HP and 413 Ibs of torque and let me tell you its a freakn beast.

[@danbrown8310]

i wish all of them came with frontier style front bumper but great truck

[@katsinnamon]

I have one 2024 Midnight SV titan brand new love it ❤

[@ExcitedIsoscelesTriangle-ot4rk]

I recently bought a 2024 bronze SV ... hope depreciation doesn't entirely kill us but I plan on keeping it for many years so that should help level it out

[@dhmig88]

One of the best full sized trucks out there that nobody knows about, the Titan will outlast any of the new garbage Toyota, GM and Ford is putting out these days, sad to see it go.

[@nanaobx]

Picking up 2024 Titan today to replace our 2008 Titan that has close to 350,000 miles on it. It has been a beast! Obviously it was well cared for. We did hear Nissan is discontinuing the Titan. Hate to hear that.

[@archiebunker7688]

​too bad Nissan didn't notify Titan owners from 2017- on of the NTB 19-057a service bulletin on the defective oil injection/ engine knock issue that needs a short block fix over and over. The warranty won't cover the 9 grand cost if beyond 5 years no matter the mileage.

[@kac3y123]

Am i crazy for thinking that a Nissan pickup was the budget friendly option of fullsize pickups? After adding any kind of comforts to it, it seems like it's just as pricey as other brands.

[@shawn59fifty]

Yup lol. It was never meant to be a budget friendly alternative. It was supposed to ride the coat tails of the bulletproof/refreshingly low tech Tundra.

[@addiewinnie]

I have always liked these, back in 1995 my parents bought one, but unfortunately after many recalls and a few small problems, they ended up trading it in on a Honda

[@OL_COACH]

The Titan was first released in 2003.

[@f.c.5719]

I don’t think the Frontier was around yet in 95 either.

[@addiewinnie]

My mistake not 1995 !! it was a 2005 green Titan 4 door

[@nanaobx]

Our 2008 Titan was fantastic!

[@danielcraft3727]

Automatic wipers one more thing to worry about when it comes to the expense to replace all the computer and sensor crap. Pretty lazy to not even to operate your own wipers and being dependant. At this rate humans will be blobs of fat in a 100 years.

[@kac3y123]

Not to mention that in most cases, you find yourself turning them off when it's hardly raining because they are squeaking hard against the dry glass lol

[@foesfly3047]

… as well.