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bagofchips Newbie
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Posted: Feb 12 2006 at 4:20pm | IP Logged
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I am interested in purchasing a Titan, but have only heard horror
stories about this truck. I have heard about he brakes failing around
the 1500 mile mark, rotors warping, dealer reluctant to replace,
vibration on steering column, uneven wear of tires, taligate hinges
poorly manufactured, electronic loss, stereo issues...
Is all of this true?
Is this truck worth purchasing?
please advise
thanks
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miserytom Senior Member
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Posted: Feb 12 2006 at 4:38pm | IP Logged
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welcome to the forum, if your looking at an 06 titan ull be fine, all issues have been resolved on the 06 model, please keep in mind that a few kinks are bound to happen with any brand new car/truck on the market, the titan is nissans very first full size pickup... i hope this helps make your choice, i bought my 04 titan brand new off the showroom floor 3 months after they were availible, and i would do it all over again!!
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marcusfield Groupie
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Posted: Feb 12 2006 at 9:21pm | IP Logged
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i have a 4x4 off road '05 w/ 15,000 miles. i would not trade my truck for
anything. the only problem i have ran into is a squeeking
seat. absolutely nothing else. also, keep in mind that
these forums are made of thousands of people and most often will hear
the worst of all. i think that those with problems represent a
very small percentage of the actual owners. just my opinion
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chokoy Senior Member
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Posted: Feb 13 2006 at 7:13am | IP Logged
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have had my 04 xe for a yr now. been back 2x for brake issues. loved the truck. consider the worst thing and if you think you can live with it, then buy the truck. or you can get a ford. they have been around for more than 30yrs(?) and still they have issues. anyway you go i wish u good..
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pied_piper Moderator Group
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Posted: Feb 13 2006 at 11:33pm | IP Logged
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2004 SE King Cab w/ Off Road pkg and Rockford Fosgate pkg. Absolutely love my truck. Have yet to run into any major problems, (just the stinking tire sensors) and would buy one again. Hopefully down the line Nissan will kick out a 4x4 diesel. But like the others have stated, most here at the forum are probaly going to list their gripes about the truck so to compare on resolving the situation. Test drive one and you'll see why we have fallen for the Titan.
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Titan Power Groupie
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Posted: Feb 16 2006 at 6:44pm | IP Logged
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First test drive a FORD,CHEVY,DODGE and last but least TOYOTA, then drive the TITAN and you will know what a real truck dives like. Love my 05' KC 4x4 W/2 1/2" FRONT LEVELING KIT and A.R.E. lid. Good Luck!!
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JoeyCrack Moderator Group
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Posted: Feb 17 2006 at 3:52pm | IP Logged
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I have an 04 Crew cab and indeed the problems you mention can surface. My dealer has been nothing short of fantastic at every step of the way. The brake issue has been handled with new parts though it went back twice for it. As for the tire wear this has been a problem for me though I am admittedly not nice to my vehicles. That said the vehicle has done some extraordinary things in the time I've owned it. It also as previously mentioned blew everything else away when you test drive the others.
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TITAN326326 Newbie
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Posted: Mar 02 2006 at 9:23pm | IP Logged
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This is just my 2nd visit to the forum. I test drove the Titan
last Spring and would like to buy an 06 soon. I've been
unemployed for awhile and might have a chance to sell Nissans if I get
hired. I'm suppossed to contact them in April. Here's my
question and it might seem like a dumb one but here goes. What is
the advantage in a Diesel?, More power?, cheaper gas? I've
wondered what the advantage is for a long time.
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TITAN326326 Newbie
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Posted: Mar 02 2006 at 9:29pm | IP Logged
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Titan Power wrote:
First test drive a FORD,CHEVY,DODGE and last
but least TOYOTA, then drive the TITAN and you will know what a real
truck dives like. Love my 05' KC 4x4 W/2 1/2" FRONT LEVELING KIT and
A.R.E. lid. Good Luck!! |
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What is a Front Leveling Kit and A.R.E. Lid?? I'm sure they are
some sort of acessories. I've looked at lots of the
acessories--the ones I like the best is the Bed Extender and Bed
Divider, Under Seat Storage, Rails (or does the 06 LE Crew CAB 4X4 now
come with the rails). I see the 06 now has the outside mirrior
defogger and signals on them in the LE package.
__________________ This is the message we have heard from Him and announce to you, that God is Light, and in Him there is no darkness at all.
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pied_piper Moderator Group
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Posted: Mar 03 2006 at 12:17am | IP Logged
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I'll try to answer some of your questions best as I can.
Diesel-more power, usually better mpg, used to be cheaper than gas.
Front level kit-if you noticed, the Titan as a slant, with the backend higher than the front. The initial purpose of this was supposed to give the truck more clearance while backing up (a hill I guess). The kit would raise the front end to match the height of the backend.
Kinda blank on the ARE lid.
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