2015 Nissan Titan consumer reviews

My first full size (2015 S )and love it my friends and coworkers have the big three and always have some problem but stick to them I bought it with 23000 and have now 58000 all I have done is brakes I pull a travel trailer with ease 4000lbs up and down mountains ( north Georgia) would buy another one when needed will recommend bad news is they will be discontinued after2023 or 24 but I'll enjoy while I have it

I own a 04 se crew cab off road and love it! It has 170,000 miles and it's a work horse. I love it so much I bought a 2015 crew cab prox4 with 25,000 miles on the odometer. It's the last of the good body style in my opinion. They are the perfect truck because they arent over engineered . You can change your own oil and plugs. I have common sense and dont need it to do anything for me like park,or need a front impact camera, all the stupid crap that make a truck 60,000 dallars and makes people less aware and careless in my opinion. This truck looks great out on the town and in the mud. i get compliments all the time. I got close to a new truck under 24,000 bucks! I great truck for a great price and this 2015 truck is perfect inside and out.

The interior could use some updating as other models offer more amenities but it is a fantastic truck with plenty of bells and whistles. Suspension and handling are very good. Power and acceleration are very good. Very reliable vehicle to own. Gas mileage could be better but overall a very impressive truck.

I have 65,000 miles and not a complaint. I tow a travel trailer with it and never had the transmission even warm and have never had an issue, it 's power is all I need.

Great work truck. Cleans up great and makes a good family vechicle. I always wanted one and finally found the one! Love it! Rides great and has plenty of power!

I've owned a 2004 SE, a 2008 LE, and now a 2015 SL. This one is my favorite. All of my Titans have been dependable, and never left me stranded. I keep on coming back, and I'm not letting this one go. I considered the new body style, but didn't much care for it. I purchased mine used with 18,000 miles on it 3 months ago. Even has a sunroof. Get one.....

This truck while not the greatest on gas mileage is one of the most powerful trucks I test drove. This truck will launch off the line and has no problems in passing when at interstate speeds (70mph where I live). The ride is smooth, no lumber wagon bounce, shimmy or roll. Very happy to have this vehicle.

Love this truck. Comfort, convenience, power, styling, and ergonomics are all spot-on. My only regret is that I took so long to finally buy one.

This truck was made for a work truck. Rear axle ratio is 2.9***. But is equivalent to a 4.10 when combined with the transmission. Nissan doesn?t tell you that. It will tow anything but gas mileage is very poor. A lot of wind noise!

My company uses Titans as our oilfield truck fleet and it has some very good qualities and a few bad ones that I will list. Our trucks drive down rough dirt roads every day and they're running from anywhere to 12 to 16 hours a day. Everyday. At 80000 miles to a hundred thousand miles they front end bushings will go out and the suspension will need to be replaced. The plastic wheel wells over front left and front right will eventually fall down over the tire and will need to be cut out. The orange reflectors in the Headlights will eventually fall down over the headlights and you'll have yellow headlights. Outside of those very few cons, this is an incredible truck. I never have to worry about it starting I never have to worry if the AC will work or not and I know that it will get me to where I'm going. As is usual with most Nissans the engine will Outlast the truck that surrounds it. Whoever Nissan employees to design the positive battery terminal needs to be fired and should have been fired 10 years ago. It reminds me of the 1980s wall socket adapter where you could put 10 plugs into it and it looks like a monstrosity and it is incredibly brittle for what it's supposed to do. Through the daily torture test of potholes and mud washboard roads ruts long stretches of vibrations excessive Heat extremely long idle times through the daily tortured test of potholes and washboard roads long stretches of vibrations excessive heat extremely long idle times and at 123000 miles this truck is excited to go to work everyday. If you want it to last forever, just keep the oil changed. There's no reason this truck can't go to 3-400,000 miles without a hiccup