Nissan Titan Usados en Venta

I love the fact that I have had this truck for over 7 years now and I have never had not one problem with it. Besides taking it to get a oil change, new tires I have not had to do any maintenance on it. The only problem I would say that I have is the amount of gas the truck takes. Now a days to fill it up it cost about 80-90 dollars which is not fun since a lot of cars now a days barely cost 40 to fill up.

The Nissan Titan isn't necessarily one of the top full-size trucks in the country, but in my experience, it performs just as well (if not better) than similar trucks from the big three American manufacturers. During my time with the truck, it has been used mostly for commuting and light-duty hauling (as most trucks usually really are used), but it has also seen its share of heavy-duty hauling and challenging off-road driving. It is perfectly capable in every situation, and I have NEVER caught myself thinking that I needed "more truck." Aside from the general performance, I have had low maintenance costs on this truck during my time with it. Aside from oil changes and basic upgrades over time (tires, brakes, etc.), I haven't had to spend time in and out of the shop like many other truck owners that I know. The interior isn't necessarily high-tech, but it offers all of the features that I need along with a few really nice perks (heated seats, etc.). It's comfortable and spacious, and even though my model is the King Cab (not the bigger Crew Cab), I feel that the back seat still has plenty of space for all but the largest human passengers.

We own the 2009 Nissan Titan, and this truck is awesome. The overall handling and stability of this truck is outstanding. The truck handles well in all weather situations, of course, the challenge with the light back on a truck is always inevitable, but this truck has power and control that even as a woman I can handle this truck, no problem. A definite "yes" in the purchase category for this truck! We have had a Nissan Altima with over 150,000+ miles on it and very little repair, and feel the same will happen with the Titan, already over 100,000 miles on it, and nothing of anything major to repair, keeping in mind we maintain oil checks, and the normal follow up for our cars. Still purrs like a kitten!