I found a great deal to me on a 2017 Nissan Titan gas burner crew cab 2wd SV trim truck. Anyone have this truck? I would be pulling a Phoenix 920. Just don't see much mentioned about them on here.
I found a great deal to me on a 2017 Nissan Titan gas burner crew cab 2wd SV trim truck. Anyone have this truck? I would be pulling a Phoenix 920. Just don't see much mentioned about them on here.
Nissan made big improvements on their restyled Titan truck and sales are up substantially. Their yearly sales are up to a 2 week sales for Ford.
I was looking at a F150 XLT crew cab with the 2.7 EcoBoost, and the prices after incentives were ridiculously low. The Lariat 4x4s were running $20k more. Ford too has gotten very aggressive on pricing, and they would be my pick.
You’re saying titan sells in a year what the F150 sales for in two weeks, wow. Not really surprising but really does show how many trucks ford sales.
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Let me just say Nissan has put their engineering and styling funds into cars and SUVs in years past. Their Rogue right now is the US's biggest selling vehicle after pickup trucks. But pickup trucks is where all industry profits are coming from.
Nissan's trucks are built in Canton, Mississippi and they have always had quality problems not experienced with products coming out of Smyrna, Tennessee's factory. It is a people issue.
I bought my 1st Titan...2015..in 2016...33k miles now...retired and in 4 clubs so tow a lot...MPG was awful...
then I aired up trailer (2016 ZX225) to proper level 48/50psi then upped Titan to 40/44psi...gained almost 3mpg...
***for a fact boat trailers need to be within 2psi of max and checked 4x a year***
there are no exceptions...
the Titan psi bump up was just an experiment a few months back and I am well pleased with it now...
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