Is it good for a builder? 2021 Nissan TITAN PRO-4X REVIEW

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[@roberttaylor9259]

Remember when Matt was sponsored by Ford...Pepperidge farm remembers.

[@davidz1681]

Lmao

[@gophersgirl]

We have 2 Titans as company vehicles, both under 5yrs old- both had full engine replacements!!!

[@gophersgirl]

Save your money buy a Chev!

[@caveman9897]

@@gophersgirl I have a 2021 Gmc 1500 at4, just had all 16 lifters replaced. Luckily under warranty

[@ShotGunner5609]

The XD?

[@hustlinharmon]

@@caveman9897 I have a 21 AT4 😑

[@The3Garcias]

I have a 13 year old, 150k miles. I've had to replace fuel pump.

[@jamesb43]

Nissan having to recall 47,000 Rogues for bad welds doesn’t inspire confidence.

[@tonyhwang3888]

In my book, as far as Nissan is concerned including Infinity there is NONE.

[@daveklein2826]

Please name one maker that hasn't had a recall

[@maxheadroom224]

@@daveklein2826 please name a maker that has screwed up a structural component of their cars THAT bad. Stop being a shill.

[@blisspop6193]

@@daveklein2826 Lol! You're a Nissan owner. Sux 4 you!

[@MichaelSmith-kr9qw]

Every manufacturers have recalls from time to time. Sorry Cars and Trucks are made by humans and we are prone to mistakes whether it is a programming error or a missed step in assembly sometimes things happen, We humans also breakdown from time to time....Doesn't mean the whole brand is bad . Shit Happens in life.

[@jshapiro34]

Love my Titan Zero issues and less issues to worry about knowing it’s a pure v8 no cylinder deactivation and a 9 speed transmission is perfect for on road and low speed off-road. Seats are the best on the market and the only complaint I have is no pedal adjustments and the low speed camera needs to come up in speed to say 15mph instead of 7mph The bed step and tie down tracks are amazing and I think it should be standard equipment in every truck

[@davidgulbransen6801]

Too much of this was comparing this luxury trim model to your “work” trim model truck. A lot of the things you like about this truck are standard across brands, so while sure, they are worth mentioning, but touting those things as “pros” feels off.

[@Erick-di9gm]

Yeah no kidding I agree

[@robertschlueter2510]

Nissan has a 5yr 100,000 mile Bumper to bumper warrant. Great truck A lot of safety features.

[@BBKConstruction]

Matt your tundra’s whole window goes down

[@camixxx]

Can you do less sponsored videos? I'd like to see real recommendations based on an actual review or comparison to a competing product. It's hard to tell if you actually like something or are just getting free stuff and happily showing it off.

[@daveklein2826]

Can you please shut up. And he told you right AR the beginning that there was no money or sponsorship.... Idiots

[@highsoap]

Project Farm

[@blisspop6193]

Matt has gotta underwright his 3 year and counting Unreal Rebuld somehow, right? He's opted to be a goofy entertainer, he's no longer a source of unbaised building science. Just laugh and drink-game each episode, don't expect anything legit.

[@haileyhunt7489]

Damn tough crowd

[@thebestblainejohnson]

With purpose and reason.

[@OpenBarn]

I would avoid

[@dew-drop]

My only wish with Nissan is that I wish they wouldn't build such substandard vehicles. Every Nissan I'm in the best I can say is that it at least """works""", nothing more.

[@TheBenclark]

True words Nissan and Chevy are pure junk wouldn’t think twice on buying either

[@seth6059]

Got a 2019 Pro-4X myself. Love it!

[@mattcraztex9940]

Not for construction workers at all. If your a paper pusher builder ok, But not for a hands on type builder guaranteed.

[@steven7650]

Matt's channel has officially jumped the shark. Selling trucks now?! Just needs a William Shatner cameo for a priceline plug.

[@old1234]

I think he did a similar F150 "review" a few months ago too

[@landminehopscotch3617]

I've owned two Titans. They never failed to start up except twice because of battery issues. The transmission went out on one, but other that they were great. Also, I wasn't easy on them (carpenter/contractor, as well)

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

I have a '19 and just had the OEM battery replaced under warranty. I had to go to 3 different dealerships.

[@landminehopscotch3617]

@@TheKingOfInappropriateComments Do you like it though?

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

@@landminehopscotch3617 yes it's a great truck. I looked all of them and you get so much more features and at fire sale prices. Even the XD is a lot of truck for the money. Before the pandemic, I got them down to $43k on an XD SV 4x4 midnight edition with the diesel. (I didn't get that one) If you tried to find anything like that at ford, chevy, ram try $65k+ and you still wont get things like power slider or apple play more than likely and it will have a lot more hard plastics. I have heard a few horror stories about the titans but so far so good. By the way my prior truck was a Tundra and I looked at the new '19 tundras and at the time they didn't even have push button start. They were really behind on the tech.

[@landminehopscotch3617]

@@TheKingOfInappropriateComments Yep, I live in north central Texas and during the February storm I was able to get my neighbors food and supplies as their vehicles wouldn't start. They're great trucks..the best? I don't know. And yes, truck prices are getting pretty ridiculous. Full disclosure, I've always eyeballed the Tundra

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

@@landminehopscotch3617 The reason I will most likely sell at the first sign of trouble even if it's under warranty and also the reason I will most likely not buy another nissan even if I don't have trouble is because there's only one dealership in town and they're terrible. I bought the truck at a dealership 2 hours away and when I had the battery replaced it was the next closest dealership about 75 minutes away. It's lack of dealerships if there's a problem and it's not a lexus, they don't give you a free loaner car or even have a car rental on site. It's also not like I can take an uber home from that distance, believe me, I've tried. Sort of the same problem with toyota although I haven't lost all confidence in the local toyota dealership.

[@grandpalarry7776]

A nine-minute Nissan ad. The 'features' you highlight are available in any of the major truck brands. Nissan as a company is dropping in quality overall and I wouldn't consider one. UPDATE: As I said, Nissan, AS A COMPANY, has dropping quality. The Titan and Frontier have been somewhat the exception to that statement. Any car company has good and bad models and good and bad years. I was referring to their overall quality, reliability, and longevity.

[@daveklein2826]

So not true on quality

[@GuerrillaHobo]

His entire channel has become a series of ads.

[@randyragon]

@@GuerrillaHobo Too many of the things he has supported lately were things I wouldn't go with. I think it is time to click the "Do Not Recommend" checkbox for him. I know he is trying to make extra money, but a Nissan is drawing the line. I have to say goodbye to him.

[@huggiebear1122]

nissan has way less issues than others manufactures, i own the exact same truck, and no issues and i love that truck, others i know have chevys and fords and having constant issues, the quality is 100 times better than others,

[@roberttaylor9259]

He did a video sponsored by Ford before. It seems like it's just distinguish to flip flop in such a short time.

[@Fekillix]

If you're actually a contractor you'll see the benefit of a van.

[@daveklein2826]

If you actually had a brain you would know that's not true

[@Realism91]

I miss my van, a client bought me a F-150 when our van died, you just need to do so much to a pickup truck to make it function like a van. At least it was free.

[@Realism91]

Some of those newer vans are very weak, I rented one from HomeDepot and activated the weight limit alarm, it was as loud as a fire alarm the whole drive not exaggerating.

[@JamesBiggar]

@@daveklein2826 If you had some experience, you would know how stupid your brain is behaving. Most building contractors and tradespeople in general who actually use their vehicles to work out of instead of plastering them with lettering and waxing them up to peacock around town have construction caps installed with racks on top for lugging lumber, ladders, pipes/tubing, steel, etc. No different than a van. I've used both for decades. I also have enclosed trailers. They're a nuisance to lug around everywhere, and can't be left on site anywhere without the risk of being stolen or broken into. If you don't drive a van, then at least use some of your brain and get a proper truck cap so you at least look like a professional worker instead of a professional mouthpiece.

[@Fekillix]

@@JamesBiggar Even with a cap a truck has way less space than a van, you can't even fit plywood between the wheel arches on most trucks.

[@wbrian507]

I love my 2008 pro4x. For towing you cannot beat that 5.6 V8.

[@robertschlueter2510]

That’s what the new ones have But more horsepower

[@noobfisherman1626]

Bought a 2021 Titan Pro4x. 3 months in and the light switch console on the headliner fell off (dealer put it back and it fell of a week later). Dealer took 5 months to get a simple switch part because of covid. Now I have a system malfunction warning 3 total (lane departure warning, blind spot monitor, and brake assist) currently not working. Hopefully the dealer will find out what is wrong.

[@codycharles7147]

I have a 17 Titan XD with a big boy bed and no major problems

[@Dragon-yw4xw]

About the towing, never tow at the limited weight in mountains.

[@pcalamaco]

It would be great to get a builder's perspective on the new ford lightning

[@robertschlueter2510]

In my opinion I don’t think it would be a good truck in the Midwest and I would think down the road the batteries will get weaker and weaker so your distance would be bad

[@atg1338]

No builder who's a real builder wants or needs a truck without a 8ft bed or utility bed

[@duggydo]

That old orange Dodge would be a lot better to work out of than the new trucks. It’s low enough you can actually get things out of the bed. Vans with sliding side doors are also great to work out of if you want to store your tools efficiently.

[@Pescador2022]

I have a 23 titan V8 ….nine speed transmission runs like a champ. No stop start no hybrid no turbo it just works.

[@teddywong6246]

Short bed trucks might be okay for a contractor that subs a lot of their work out and doesn't do a lot of the work themselves. But for a tradesperson or carpenter or sub that needs to haul material and tools to the job site I find them to be pretty much useless. Boards and plywood hanging out the back end is a non-starter for me. I don't care about Apple Airplay or dragging my family around during the week or taking my wife out in the truck. Finding a long bed stock off the dealer lot is getting harder and harder to find and that is annoying.

[@dariod2666]

Lol at some of these comments. Matt drops a video two to three times a week with quality well thought out content. Some of these other creators barely do one. He works hard and we should all be happy companies are willing to pay him for his dedication. These monetary benefits help fuel the other content we all wait for. At the end of the day it’s a business, so let the man come up.

[@Erick-di9gm]

All you have to do is look underneath at axle and break size. The big three half tons have much bigger running gear etc.

[@HardHeadMilitary]

I purchased a 19 sv and did all the extras myself… 6” lift, katzkin seats, wheels and tires, bedliner, rock sliders, stereo. I paid 28k appraisal for 48k i just cant sell it because you cant find a good deal on one

[@GlennWest]

Matt, try F150 Lightning. Battery backup for your house , plus tool usage, plus heavy towing.

[@robertschlueter2510]

Heavy towing how far around the block and don’t forget if you live in the Midwest do you know it’s going to get cold outside you know you gonna lose juice from your batteries and as the truck gets older less and less range

[@GlennWest]

@@robertschlueter2510 batts have built in heaters, and its designed for heavy towing.

[@timothykeith1367]

I like the Sweptline Dodge. I have a '61 Sweptline. Its probably the only truck I need, I can rent a bigger truck for the few times I need something bigger. The '61 likes about 50 mph, but that's okay as traffic often doesn't permit much faster anyway. With the NP435 the old truck can tow a decent amount.

[@trunkmonkey4938]

Top of the line without wireless car play?

[@cptrestlesssteven6469]

Did they fix the wheel base the Nissan I gave driven. It takes a 3 times the space to turn around even backing. It's a 3 point u-turn even in a 6 lane road

[@RogerWilsonTodd]

I'd like to know what you think about Tesla Cybertruck once you've been able to try one for a few weeks.

[@nellof1244]

As a contractor, GOTTA have an 8ft bed. So frustrating without

[@CyFr]

I'll wait for the cybertruck comparison

[@eijiroinouye4115]

Is it built cheaper than the domestics?

[@johnmike7809]

They make these next to my house. The people who work there say they are very poorly made.

[@blisspop6193]

Results confirm what they tell you.

[@robertschlueter2510]

Do you live in Canton Missouri

[@johnmike7809]

@@robertschlueter2510 Mississippi

[@robertschlueter2510]

@@johnmike7809 Canton Missouri

[@johnmike7809]

Canton Mississippi

[@camgeiger]

I am the current owner of 05 titan and it truly is the best truck especially for the price. Don't have anything to say about the new ones because I don't have experience with them

[@JohnGag]

My 2005 has been so solid. No real issues yet.

[@scottperezfox]

I think it would be an interesting take to see if and how a builder could use a standard sedan for a week. Tilting wheel and backup camera? You can get that on a Corolla. Most builders don't need a full-size pickup with a cab.

[@Erick-di9gm]

A car for construction? Whatever dude.

[@joeblacc8573]

I came back a year later to ask what is ur reasoning behind carrying building materials in a sedan??

[@scottperezfox]

@@joeblacc8573 Building materials is one thing, but most pickup trucks are transporting only passengers. A lot of empty beds out there, even for construction pros.

[@JFUXX]

Hope you can do a review of the new electric F150 Lightning, and maybe the Cybertruck!

[@JohnnyUmphress]

He will if they give him one at no charge.

[@banjobenson9348]

What kind of engine does it have ??

[@dimonnikishin]

The Titan XD comes standard with a six and a half foot bed

[@robertrusso877]

I’d rather have the Dodge at the beginning of the video. Kudos to the guy or girl keeping it on the road!

[@ranat5526]

The day Renault got involved with Nissan was the day the quality went downhill!!!

[@rudimunk7030]

A standard van will always be superior to any truck in terms of storage.

[@atg1338]

What about loading the back with rocks,trash from a job or anything tall...so van BOY a truck is the way to go

[@rudimunk7030]

@@atg1338 You'd put trash in a place that would be appropiate. Not in your vehicle. That's what a container is for.

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

I have one and I love it. It's fast but horrible on gas though. I get 10 mpg city, 11 hwy. You can't beat it for the price. If you want 6.5' bed you can get the XD.

[@robertschlueter2510]

Maybe you have a hole in your gas tank I have one I get about 19. To 20 on the highway so most probably Siphoning out your gas

[@ashleymalone5396]

I had a 2019 that I liked overall, short of a few quirks. Obviously it was thirsty, but ti wasn't horrible for a big V8 truck with 295/70R18 tires. But the AC compressor constantly cycled unless the system was totally off. And the head unit would randomly reset for no reason. Has anyone else had these issues?

[@davidz1681]

Just spray foam the shit out of the inside and you've got yourself a Build Show sponsored truck! Guaranteed to mold, off gas, and cause cancer 💪

[@stevensingleton7866]

What’s with all these negative comments? The Nissan Titan is extremely underrated, and Nissan is obviously trying to get people to try it for themselves rather than spewing all of the nonsense about the big three being better. As for practicality when it comes to tradesmen the short bed might be a problem, but there’s always the Titan XD with a six and a half foot bed and a little more towing capacity. For the everyday person who doesn’t want a bare bones work truck the Titan is a good choice. Thanks @Matt Risinger for being bold enough to deviate from the norm!

[@JamesBiggar]

How many "everyday people" can afford a $70K work truck? You're out of your gd mind, boy.

[@stevensingleton7866]

@@JamesBiggar Buy it used, besides you say that as if the others aren’t just as expensive or more, people are buying them so apparently there’s a lot of everyday people who can “afford” to pay that amount. My point is that the Nissan Titan is a good choice.

[@robertschlueter2510]

Most people don’t even tow With their trucks

[@robertschlueter2510]

@@JamesBiggar I bought a fully loaded 2021 pro 4X for 50,000 in March now it’s worth 53,000 the point is you could get a better deal on them

[@adventurebegins1]

Work truck doesn't need apple play,etc. It needs a LONG bed! A work truck is for getting you, materials and tools to job site.

[@kevinmulcahey7391]

He's a Matt "builder." When you see him build? He writes, drives, and tows his camper.

[@gtcam723]

Get back to us at 100k, 150k, and 200k with maintenance expenditures and what repairs have been required. I’m not convinced Nissan can match the rep they had with the old hardbody based on personal experience.

[@gabeusaf5483]

2021 Nissan Titan Pro4X: I was hunting and got stuck pulling trailer w/2 atv's. I put the truck in 4wd (high) and got out. However, 2 miles later my 2021 Titan Pro4X stopped. I was in drive and pressed on the gas pedal and nothing. I put in reverse and the same thing. I was fortunate to be in the mountains near a cell phone tower. I called the dealership and was able to talk to a salesman who owned a Titan. He said to put the lever in neutral, and move the 2wd to 4wd high, and to 4ws lo. Now switch it back to 2wd. place the lever in reverse and then drive. After this it worked... Not sure if anyone has experienced this...

[@dcculver2]

This was a fun video because of the comments! Toyota or Bust!

[@AbRa285]

On the next episode of the build show, let's review this builder grade camp stove for making ramen or heating food on the go! A must have for all builders who are on the jobsite during lunchtime.

[@Padoinky]

If it’s a work truck and it’s being depreciated as same, you could cycle out of it every 2-3 yrs, otherwise I’d buy the Toyota

[@MervinG1995]

I’m pretty sure Matt has a Tundra

[@thebestblainejohnson]

Nissan builds some very nice grocery getters. Unfortunately, despite much input from "professional users", that's all they're good for.

[@jesusmelchor7681]

Then don't get one!

[@hector.abrach]

Owned a Nissan once, once I went for Toyota and Honda I'm never going back. Driving a Nissan feels like driving a toy car.

[@robertschlueter2510]

Yes the old one but not the newer ones

[@Richard_Storm]

Where is the bed?

[@Legendary_UA]

No chips? You're good to go

[@mikemalone2231]

Video came up and I read the title and thought 'another commercial' :-(

[@markhoffman]

2022 Toyota Tundra coming in hot...

[@ByronTabor]

Glorified cooler carrier!

[@wags99999]

Its the cargo carrying capacity that is most important, not towing capacity. You will run out of cargo carrying capacity long before towing capacity when towing a trailer. Should be a yellow sticker on drivers door post that list's the CCC (cargo carrying capacity) as built. You need to deduct from that number your hitch, the hitch weight of the trailer loaded with batteries and propane, any cargo in the truck and the weight of any passengers. Towing capacity would be if you were hauling a hay wagon, with wheels at the corner and little weight on the hitch.

[@robertschlueter2510]

It’s not like a lot of people who fill up their trucks with cargo

[@ScarletKnightmare]

I have a first gen with over a quarter mil on the clock and I love it 🤷 But then again it's a work truck and most people want luxury trucks apparently

[@UsedEveryDay]

Are more truck reviews in your future? Don’t know but good job keeping it honest and not trying to sound like Mr. know it all car guy. The Nissan Titan is definitely more refined and has more/better options than its direct competitor the Toyota Tundra. But the Reliability track record isn’t nearly what it is with the Tundra so I’ll take the Tundra...in fact, I already did! Lol.

[@robertschlueter2510]

Does the tundra have 5yrs or 100,000 miles bumper to bumper warranty.

[@UsedEveryDay]

robert Schlueter yes, I just got 125,000 mile bumper to bumper.

[@UsedEveryDay]

robert Schlueter but if the vehicle is built well you don’t need the warranty so....🤷🏼‍♂️

[@robertschlueter2510]

@@UsedEveryDay Yes you are right I’m saying they are better than GM Ford and Dodge yes the tundra is the most reliable

[@robertschlueter2510]

@@UsedEveryDay That’s why they give you a better warranty because they’re trying to tell you that you got a good vehicle and you won’t need them but it’s good to have

[@jayjdietrich]

Yeah, sure. Next time I need a builder, I'll be sure to get a guy from Japan.

[@paulo7200]

Why not just get a compact p/u like the Ranger? Your subs carry most of the equipment?

[@robertschlueter2510]

Because what you pay for a Ranger of all loaded one you could almost get a full-size truck and they don’t even have a lot of options and And you are looking at 45,000 I would never pay 45,000 for a Ranger

[@robertschlueter2510]

If you’re paying for a fully loaded ranger you better have at least 45,000 on you

[@seajay958]

Where's the bed?

[@michaelridling5859]

Wish they offered a bigger fuel tank.

[@toddjohnson912]

It will take a month to get all the Zip tape off this rig after Matt had it, you know he did an air test on the cabin

[@tomsawyer2923]

I thought this was a building science 🧬 channel?

[@zookzoom4408]

Preach!

[@BLacknesmonstaz]

Go Toyota instead. 30+ million build in the U.S. 470,000 jobs in the U.S. 62 years operating in the U.S. $27.7 billion directly invested in the U.S. TUNDRA build in Texas.

[@robertschlueter2510]

And the time is built in Canton Missouri

[@Erick-di9gm]

Whatever, they have tiny running gear.

[@trevorhardy3544]

okay. the sponsored content is getting way out of hand now.

[@lewisfisk]

I agree with you. But this wasn’t sponsored content.

[@jamesberry4552]

@@lewisfisk sponsored or not this seemed like it was a cash grab IMO but I don't know anything about the texas automotive media press, kinda disappointed

[@lewisfisk]

He said he was part of the Texas automotive media press. So he has to request a car for review. Nissan doesn’t give him money for the review. The only way he’s making money is you watching the video.

[@JohnnyUmphress]

@@lewisfisk When a company gives you "free" use of a product for a review, its sponsored.

[@daveklein2826]

@@jamesberry4552 How can it be a cash grab if he wasn't paid?

[@memsu06]

223K on my 08 Titan and nothing but routine maintenance.

[@adamvogel8176]

Stop shilling Matt!

[@mikejf4377]

Se if they’ll give you one in a diesel?

[@ScottPowers9]

Remember when Nissan built diesel titans? Nissan is trying to forget too.

[@mikejf4377]

@@ScottPowers9 where they caught cheating also? I was looking at one a few years ago, for the size it had some good numbers.

[@pieorion883]

Man, i read the comments before I watched the video and I thought this was going to be a blatant ad, but after watching the video, I thought it was a pretty fair and informative review. Idk what it is with full size truck drivers, but they all seem to get their little egos hurt because someone gives compliments to another brand of trucks. Matt never mentioned any other brands or anything and we have people from all brands here being all offended and telling us why their trucks are better. It’s odd.

[@twaddington]

Why don't you review the new electric F150?

[@robertschlueter2510]

They’re working on how they can get them past 25 miles without We charging the battery

[@MrYAMAHA32177]

Nissan will do anything to try and move a Titan off the lot, except offer a huge rebate, l0l@!

[@Eyehearttravels]

They only gave my gave me 4K off mrsp best today :(. These dealers in LA won’t budge might still get it. Love this truck ride is smooth

[@paulmcgonagle2998]

That back window is nice for sucking out a bee out of the cab.

[@samzach2057]

Instead of a builders review, I’d like to see a strippers review of the Titan!!

[@billkorea6311]

Efficient and high-performance living includes your house and your vehicles. Another empty pickup truck doesn't cut it, Matt. Professionals buy vehicles they need, with features they use regularly. The flashy lifestyle advertising shouldn't be a factor, but of course it is - that's why most light trucks are empty.

[@dennispoley6005]

The Titan is a rebadged Ram, made for Nissan by Ram. Which makes it far better than the first gen Titans. I even like the styling, better looking than the Rams. That truck would be good for your needs, but with the tiny bed, and tons of gadgets maybe not the best for a beater 'work' truck.

[@MikeHarris1984]

Yay, a 9 minute Nissan ad..... **eye roll**

[@rollingacresfarmstead206]

The best truck is a paid for one.

[@mattp4079]

Sure as Quint never putting on another life jacket, I'll never buy another Nissan. At the 5 yr mark, my Nissan Frontier started to fail. At first it was small components; heater rheostat, window switch, tailgate cable, followed by premature failure of fuel injector, catalytic converters and a rusting gas tank which was covered by so-called secret warranty.

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Builders need a rack of some sort. RAM has an excellent split tailgate that is a joy to use - no more reaching and pushing across the tailgate to get materials from the bed. Air ride, load levelling suspension is also great.

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

You're 50?! You look much younger.

[@todd_halfacre]

That Ford is siiiiick. Love Titans but nissans been going downhill. Interesting to see what one would think a year or so down the road

[@daveklein2826]

Ask Matt as he has been driving one

[@HolySchnikes]

Tundra, pay at the pump but save on the repairs.

[@johan949]

I've heard the lack of parts availability is the biggest problem..

[@augustreil]

Work trucks have 8ft beds.

[@JamesBiggar]

I've used a quad with a utility trailer. If you want to eat, you'll make anything work. I've never bought a new truck. Mine's over 30. It'll be replaced with another old truck that some yuppie peacock discarded because they have $70K to throw away. $70,000 CAD for this thing. I wouldn't give them $10,000. It's just a gd truck, boys.

[@MrYAMAHA32177]

L0L@!

[@markhoffman]

You should be thankful for the people that have the money to hand over a used truck to you after they're done with it.

[@thamontgomeryz]

I would take the orange truck over the titan, all day every day

[@jackjmaheriii]

Bros… Construction / building science KZbinrs getting this kind of sponsored content is awesome, and this is his second one this year. Stop hating!

[@JamesBiggar]

Yes, great for creators getting the product/$. However, how many builders can really justify dropping $70K CAD on a work truck? I've been doing this for 23 years, I've never owned a new truck let alone one that cost half as much as my home. Content like this is geared toward a minority who can afford to throw $ away, which is probably less than 10% of his audience. To everyone else, it's just peacocking and isn't helpful. Discouraging, even. Most people will never be able to afford this. He might as well be showing off a new supercar for all the good this information is going to do for folks.

[@jackjmaheriii]

It’s an advertisement that pays the channel’s bills, not an endorsement of Nissan or an an incitement of blue collar.

[@coolmusicfoundhere]

No sponsored car review videos please. This isn't a good car review, and it doesn't even relate to your channel except the question in your title. It feels so out of touch. You can see by the dislikes this is not playing to your audience.

[@KJSvitko]

The future is electric. The Tesla CYBRTRK with its all stainless steel body will be a game changer. Everyone has had problems with a FORD, GM or RAM trucks rusting out. Even the frames rot out. The CYBRTRK will be a lifetime truck. The motors and battery are rated for a million miles. Less fuel costs and less maintenance will make it a winner for any business.

[@jadoctor]

Dodge Craftsman is 40k loaded.

[@robertschlueter2510]

You ain’t gonna be getting much for 40 grand maybe crank windows

[@jamesmisener3006]

My first truck as I began my journey in construction was that Dodge Pickup....in green! Enough said. Cheers. 🇨🇦

[@Seduce_My_Goose]

f150 is superior in every way especially for on the job site

[@robertschlueter2510]

Why because they sell the most they’re supposed to be the best

[@fishingismydrug1]

Not the warranty. 5 yr 100000 mile bumper to bumper.