2010 Nissan Titan consumer reviews

Read the other reviews.....they sum it up perfectly. It's not a perfect truck....none of them are. The engine is under appreciated....it pulls with a ton of intensity. Handling is wonderful and it stops as if on an arrester cable. The price is the cincher....no other brand comes close. Overall it's just a great truck. I've got a 2010 Crew Cab SE. I've had it almost a year with over 13K miles on already. Just keep the oil and filters changed and this bruiser should last a long long time.

Traded in my 10-year old Toyota 4Runner as it was having issues and I needed a truck more than a SUV as my third vehicle. Looked around and after considerable research narrowed my choice down to Toyota, Ford and Nissan . . . in the end I went with Nissan as it seemed to offer the best price with decent reliability . . . but of course with only three months in only time will tell if it was the right choice. Best feature: Love the power . . . plenty to haul my snowmobile, ATVs, firewood and construction materials. My 4Runner was always struggling to haul stuff as even the 6-cylinder version was under-powered. Worse Feature: Fuel mileage . . . but honestly . . . I expected this and would rather have the power and pay a little more at the pump. The good thing is I use this as a third vehicle so my wallet isn't taking too much of a beating. As I've said I only have three months in, but so far I have no buyer's remorse and in fact I smile every time I get in and start it up . . . it may be a stupid "guy thing", but I love the rumble of that V-8 when I step on the gas . . . every time I can't help but grin like an idiot when I hear that sound.

I have owned 3 Titans. All have been good trucks until my 2010. Have developed a whine in the rear differential. Noise starts at 45mph and continues to 70mph. Nissan has informed me this a common problem and will not repair the vehicle. So much for another Titan. They will not stand behind their vehicle.

I have owned three Titans, a 2005, 2006, and 2010. I purchased my first Titan for its functionality. The divided bed, tie downs, under seat storage, side cargo bin, and multiple bed accessories sold me. These are all must haves now. The Titan name signify its styling; strength. The 2010 LE has the electronics package; DVD, moon roof, and navigation. All is very functional and beneficial. The 20" tires give a very comfortable ride with car like handling and cornering capabilities, much improved over my past Titans. The truck has plenty of torque incorporating modern technology in the all aluminum engine with 32 variable valve timing. The 32 VVT and lightweight aluminum engine and heads makes the Titan perform like a truck with a much higher horsepower engine. This truck is fast, stylish, and dependable. The galaxy black paint has metallic luster in the paint. The only real downside is the plastic used in the interior. The interior body panels, center console, and front seat backs scratch easily showing wear early. This happens with storing luggage in the back and just general use. I average driving a combined city and highway miles of 25k miles a year. I average 14.5 mpg. This mpg includes a lot of ideling and stop and go driving at an average speed of 37 mph. I will buy another one.

This truck is well worth the money. Rides great, looks great. And the growl of the exhaust is envigorating! Comfortable inside woth plenty of room. Only downside is finding a parking spot sometimes due to thE length HAHA!

I have owned chevrolets and a ford through the years. Decided to try a nissan after getting prices on 2010 chevrolets. The 2010 Nissan Titan Pro 4 X with all the features you could possibly get was still $ 8,000 less than a comparable chevrolet. I have had the truck for three months now, and I am completely satisfied with the truck. The dealership has been awesome too. Best vehicle buying experience bar none. The truck is far better than some of the reviews are reporting. For the money, it is a great value.

The top portion of passenger seat rattles while going over short washboard type bumps. Easily fixed with some rubber washers. Foglamps are very god for stock. I can manage 20mpg on interstate at 65-70 mph.

Wow! I have had my new Titan 2010 SE for one week now. The engine in this truck in one word is Awesome. I have yet to turn on the stereo simply because I love to listen to the engine growl. When you step on the gas this truck takes off. So far I am extremely happy with my purchase.

I have either owned or driven numerous full-sized trucks, and had been in the market for a new one for about 5 months. I researched all of the available 1/2 ton trucks, and decided to take a shot at the Nissan. When the Titan first came out, I didn't like it at all because of the way the doors were designed. However, since Nissan eliminated that silly arch, the Titan is now very attractive. I've owned the vehicle since November 2009, and have not had any major complaints. I have an SE with just about all the available bells and whistles except leather seats and a sun roof. Interior styling is actually quite good; even though there's a lot of plastic, it doesn't "feel cheap." Only two complaints for the interior are the placement/size of the armrests for the captain's chairs (too low, too short), and design of the center console top. I'm 6' 4", so someone of average height might be more forgiving of those items. Storage space is adequate, with some surprises, like the bottle holders in the doors. I only have one minor issue with the drivetrain ... there's a slight hesitation between putting the pedal to floor and the vehicle taking off. It's not horrible, but I find it annoying. Otherwise, the drivetrain is excellent. The handling is good for a vehicle this size. The brakes are outstanding! If you're concerned about MPG, get a compact car. This beast drinks fuel like it's going out of style. That's the trade off for performance like this truck has. Overall, outside of outrageous sales, this truck has THE best "bang for the buck" in the full-size truck market. Everything else, for what I got in this truck, would have cost me at least another $5,000 or more. If you're looking a truck with a cavernous interior, aggressive and attractive styling, acceleration that rivals or flat-out beats most passengar sedans, and want good value and reliability for your money, definitely consider the 2010 Nissan Titan.

Overall I am very satisfied with my purchase of my 2010 Titan. I researched trucks for 6 months, I have family that owns Ford, Dodge, and Chevy trucks so I have been around them all. I occasionally haul miscellaneous items and tow a 26ft camping trailer a few times a year, sometimes through heavy inclines. Mostly she gets me to and from work. The ride is very good for a 4x4. Best turning radius, fantastic breaking, and my 6'5" friend fits in the backseat comfortably. Sticks to the road in the rain (much unlike my previous dodge ram) but when I turn off the slip protection I can light up an intersection. I don't care about the leather and moon roof so I got the SE package with the shifter in the floor "not in the column". I drove all 2010 trucks and really detailed all of them. First, the only trucks with more power were the Toyota and big block Chevy (both truck were at least $4,000 more) and it wasn't a large difference. Maybe you would feel it towing 10,000 pounds but that is what diesels were made for. Its off road capabilities are more then adequate and fit and finish are more then acceptable with me. The similar packages in the Ford and Dodge were also more expensive, so feature for feature I am very happy with my selection and I hope Nissan advertising for the Titan, as it deserve more attention then it gets.