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Just an update, first tank of gas 13MPG. I'm sure it wil get better with time adn more engine break-in
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Ok, this may sound silly but I need to know:
New to the forum and really close to buying a nissan titan:
The tow package kind of throws me off a little bit though.
Do both the Tow package/non-tow package come with a trailer hitch?
For example, I don't necessarily *need* the tow package, but once in a
while I may have to hook up a trailer or a boat. Do I even need
the tow package?
Or is the tow package a must have if I plan on towing anything in the
future? (as in, w/o the tow package you don't get a hitch)
I've seen some trucks (not necessarily the titan) that do not have a
rear hitch (or at least a visible one). I just assumed all trucks
had a hitch is all.....
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My truck doesn't have the tow package, and it also didn't come with a hitch. However it does have a "Tow Mode" button on the console that I believe changes the shift points while towing. I plan to add a hitch myself in the near future, I very rarely tow anything, but it would still be nice to have. I think with or without the tow pakage you won't be dissapointed with the Titan's ability to tow anything (within reason). It has power to spare. I.E. I had the bed of my truck loaded with about 900 lbs. of tile and still managed to spank my boss's new F-150.
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[edit] Thanks, got my question answered!
Can't wait to be driving my very own Titan soon... :)
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Mine is brand new CrewCab 4x4 only 85miles on odometer!!!!!
STill in break-in period!!!!
Avaraged 14 city 17 highway
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1st tank all City 12mpg
2nd tank (all city) only 10!
I think I will get better once I remember to keep my foot out of it! But right now I'm just having too much fun.
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I haven't measured mileage yet but just hit the trip odometer on the second tank of fuel. I agree about the exhaust talking smack though...sounds really meaty!
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SE King Cab...4 x 4...no off road...no big tow...avg 15 when I first got it, babied it a little....changed air filter to K & N...dropped to 14...recently changed oil to Mobil 1, have not checked it since this change...thinking about putting stock filter back in and checking it again like that
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SE king cab, no tow no nothing really. But still looks better than almost anything on the road! Just added tonneau and took it for a ride of about 55-60 miles mostly freeway. On that trip it used a little less than a quarter of a tank.
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2004 SE 4X4 Big Tow/Off Road with only 900 miles on it. First 2 tanks got around 13.5, but I live 2 miles from work and it has been REAL cold. The mileage is going to be better this time I can see already by the miles and the gas gauge postion, the weather is warmer and I've been on the highway a little more. The Dodge Ram Quad Cab (4.7 V8) I traded usually got around 11.5 doing the same style of driving.
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