The first generation had its life prolonged to a full twelve years before Nissan had the redesign of the Titan ready, now with a Regular Cab body added to the mix. Just like the first, the second ...

Introduced for the 2004 model year, the Titan was Nissan's first full-size pickup truck ... and the lack of a new generation has equated to slow sales. Nonetheless, the Titan soldiers on for ...

Among the large pickup trucks sold in the North American market, Nissan’s entry into this competitive segment was its Nissan Titan. Serving as the bigger equivalent to the Nissan Frontier, the ...

For Nissan to compete, the Titan had to be exceptional. But Nissan never quite delivered with an answer — beyond occasional incentives — for why you should buy one. The first-generation Titan lingered ...

Nissan will still design the next-generation Titan—the name may change—but ... market in North America in the first half of 2010 with three new vehicles with Cummins diesels under the hood ...

And although the 2017 offers many strong improvements over the previous-generation Titan ... this new light-duty Titan is the first real shot Nissan has fired at the heart of the full-size ...

When asked for comment, Nissan provided MotorTrend with the following statement: Production of the Nissan TITAN is scheduled to end summer 2024 at our Canton plant in Mississippi. Under Nissan's ...

The Titan’s first ... on. Nissan never quite understood one of the biggest markets in North America despite the original Titan having the ingredients to succeed. The second generation was ...

It’s no secret that the fullsize pickup truck market is dominated by offerings from Detroit’s Big Three automakers, the Nissan Titan and Toyota ... for the first time, a Regular Cab option.