Introduced in 2003 as a 2004 model, the Nissan Titan is a full-size pickup truck that competes against some of the most successful vehicles on sale today. Full-size rivals for the Titan include ...

While the prospect of an updated Nissan Titan for 2025 is an appealing thought, it's not really happening despite some video evidence on YouTube. Unfortunately, since the Titan was among several ...

However, we think we have found the right antidote: the 2025 Nissan Titan. Well, it's not exactly real, and by that, we mean that it is totally fake, sending CGI vibes. Yet more on that in a few ...

The Nissan Titan full-size pickup is headed for the door, with the 2024 model year slated to be the nameplate’s last. Production will reportedly end in the summer of the 2024 calendar year.

Nissan confirmed that 2024 would be the last model year for the Titan full-size pickup. Nissan's Canton, Mississippi, assembly plant will end production of the Titan in summer 2024. Pricing for ...

The Nissan Titan is not long for this world. Following recent reports that the Titan was on its way out, Nissan spokesman Brian Brockman confirmed to Motor Authority that the full-size pickup ...

Nissan Titan production will reportedly come to a close next year. The decision comes as the brand shifts its focus toward EVs, a pivot that will require Nissan to reconfigure their Titan-focused ...

The Nissan Titan is bowing out after 21 years of existence. The full-size truck was rumored to be getting canceled for months, but Titan fans are finally getting some closure because the troubled ...

The Nissan Titan.It was never good enough to take much market share from the Big Three but Nissan kept at it anyway. Now, just over 20 years after the model made its debut, Nissan is pulling the plug.

The owner of a Titan PRO-4X reported a sudden air loss on the right front tire back in March 2023. Nissan immediately started investigating, with Nissan discovering five trucks with flat tires ...

The Toyota Tundra and Nissan Titan scrounge for the rest of the truck customers, which make up between 100,000 and 200,000 in sales combined. Both skew less expensive than the American trucks at ...