The Nissan TITAN gives full-size truck shoppers V8 power, useful cab and bed choices, and configurations ranging from practical work-focused pickups to premium and off-road-oriented models. At Nucar Nissan of North Attleboro, drivers searching for a used Nissan TITAN for sale in North Attleboro can compare model years, trims, drivetrains, and TITAN XD configurations with help from a knowledgeable team.
The 2024 model year was the final year of TITAN and TITAN XD production.¹ That makes the pre-owned market the place to find this distinctive Nissan truck. Specifications and equipment vary by model year and configuration, so the individual truck’s listing, labels, history, and available records should guide your decision.
A used Nissan TITAN combines traditional full-size pickup construction with the strong, direct response of a V8 engine. The lineup also gives shoppers meaningful choices in passenger space, bed length, drivetrain, towing equipment, cabin comfort, and off-road hardware.
That flexibility can be useful when the week includes yardwork, home-project supplies, or outdoor gear for Town Forest. A Crew Cab can provide additional passenger room, while King Cab models may appeal to drivers who place greater emphasis on bed space and occasional rear-seat use.
The TITAN also stands apart from many newer trucks by offering a straightforward powertrain. Recent model years used a 5.6-liter Endurance V8 paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission, while earlier generations used different versions of the V8 and earlier automatic transmissions.
The 2020 model year brought one of the TITAN’s most meaningful updates. Changes included revised exterior styling, a 400-horsepower version of the 5.6-liter Endurance V8, a nine-speed automatic transmission, updated infotainment, and standard Nissan Safety Shield® 360.²
These later TITAN models are a strong starting point for shoppers prioritizing newer cabin technology and driver-assistance features. Depending on the year and trim, equipment may include:
The 2024 TITAN lineup used a 5.6-liter V8 producing 400 horsepower and 413 lb-ft of torque.¹
The second-generation family began with the TITAN XD for the 2016 model year. The light-duty TITAN joined the redesigned lineup for 2017, followed by additional cab and configuration choices.³
These model years broadened the TITAN range considerably. Shoppers may encounter standard TITAN and TITAN XD trucks with Crew Cab, King Cab, or Single Cab body styles, depending on the year. Select TITAN XD models were also offered with a 5.0-liter Cummins turbo-diesel V8.
The Cummins engine produced 310 horsepower and 555 lb-ft of torque and was paired with a six-speed automatic transmission.⁴ Gasoline TITAN and TITAN XD models used a 5.6-liter Endurance V8 with output and transmission specifications that varied by year.
These trucks are worth comparing by:
The first-generation TITAN established many of the features that continued to define the truck, including the 5.6-liter Endurance V8, King Cab and Crew Cab choices, available four-wheel drive, and practical bed-management equipment.
A representative 2011 TITAN used a 317-horsepower, 5.6-liter V8 paired with a five-speed automatic transmission. That model year offered King Cab and Crew Cab body styles, 4×2 and 4×4 drivetrains, several bed lengths, and S, SV, PRO-4X, and SL trims. Earlier trim names included XE, SE, and LE.⁵
Available first-generation equipment may include the Utili-track Bed Channel System, a factory-applied spray-on bedliner, a lockable bedside storage compartment, heated seating, navigation, and Rockford Fosgate® audio. Exact features should be confirmed on the individual truck.
The TITAN is Nissan’s traditional full-size pickup, while the TITAN XD uses a larger, reinforced chassis developed for drivers seeking additional towing and payload capability. TITAN XD trucks may also have different dimensions, wheels, suspension components, axles, brakes, and service requirements.
For the final 2024 model year:
Those maximum figures do not apply to every truck. The exact rating depends on the model year, cab, drivetrain, axle, installed equipment, passengers, accessories, cargo, and trailer tongue weight.
Before towing, review the VIN-specific certification and payload labels, hitch equipment, trailer connections, owner’s manual, and towing guide. The dealership team can also help you identify the equipment installed on a particular truck.
Trim names, equipment, and package content changed during the TITAN’s production run. The following roles can help you understand the names commonly found in used Nissan TITAN inventory.
S models generally focus on essential truck equipment and value. Depending on the year, an S may offer cloth seating, a front bench seat, basic infotainment, rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive, and optional work or towing equipment.
The SV typically builds on the entry trim with additional convenience, appearance, and technology features. Equipment may include alloy wheels, upgraded interior materials, power accessories, remote entry, towing hardware, or expanded bed features.
The PRO-4X is the off-road-focused TITAN trim. Features offered during different years include four-wheel drive, an electronic locking rear differential, skid plates, off-road-tuned shocks, all-terrain tires, tow hooks, and model-specific interior and exterior details.
When comparing a used TITAN PRO-4X, check the condition and operation of the tires, suspension, skid plates, locking differential, and four-wheel-drive system.
SL models emphasize comfort and convenience. Depending on the year, features may include leather-appointed seating, heated front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, upgraded audio, navigation, additional bed equipment, and larger wheels.
Platinum Reserve sits at the premium end of the later TITAN lineup. Available appointments may include premium leather seating surfaces, heated and ventilated front seats, heated rear seats, premium audio, upgraded interior trim, and additional exterior detailing.
TITAN XD is a distinct configuration rather than simply a trim level. XD trucks were sold in several trims and, during select early years, with a choice of gasoline or Cummins turbo-diesel V8 power.
Confirm that replacement parts, accessories, towing equipment, and service recommendations are appropriate for the exact TITAN or TITAN XD configuration.
A used Nissan TITAN’s towing capacity depends on its exact configuration. Model year, TITAN or TITAN XD chassis, engine, cab, drivetrain, axle, hitch equipment, passengers, cargo, and installed options can all affect the rating.
The final 2024 TITAN reached a maximum towing capacity of 9,290 pounds, while the 2024 TITAN XD reached 11,050 pounds when properly equipped.¹ Earlier models have their own configuration-specific ratings.
Never select a truck for towing from a general model-wide figure alone. Match the individual truck’s verified rating to the loaded weight of the trailer and everything carried in the truck.
Cabin technology changed significantly across the TITAN’s two generations. Early trucks emphasize straightforward controls and traditional truck utility, while later examples add larger displays, smartphone integration, expanded camera coverage, and more driver-assistance features.
Depending on model year and trim, a used Nissan TITAN may include:
Crew Cab passenger room and available comfort features can be especially useful when daily driving includes longer trips down toward Providence. During a test drive, check the seating position, rear-seat space, visibility, controls, cameras, audio, touchscreen, and driver-assistance settings.
A focused comparison can help you find a TITAN that matches your expected workload and daily driving.
The details of each used truck matter more than model reputation alone. Ask the Nucar Nissan of North Attleboro team for available information about a vehicle’s mileage, condition, equipment, history, inspection, and warranty disclosure.
Used Nissan TITAN prices vary by model year, mileage, condition, trim, cab, bed, drivetrain, powertrain, equipment, and market factors. The individual vehicle listing provides the current asking price and available details for that truck.
Nucar Nissan of North Attleboro provides online tools to help you prepare for the next step:
Financing is subject to lender approval and individual terms. Contact the finance team to review personalized options without assuming a particular rate, payment, down payment, or approval outcome.
Yes. The 2024 model year was the final production year for the Nissan TITAN and TITAN XD.¹ Pre-owned and qualifying certified pre-owned vehicles allow shoppers to continue considering this full-size Nissan truck.
The Nissan TITAN was sold for the 2004 through 2024 model years. The first generation covered 2004–2015, while the second-generation family began with the 2016 TITAN XD and expanded with the redesigned light-duty TITAN for 2017.
The 5.0-liter Cummins turbo-diesel V8 was offered on select TITAN XD trucks from the 2016 through 2019 model years.⁴ Confirm the engine and maintenance requirements of the individual truck before purchasing.
A used TITAN offers full-size pickup utility, V8 power, available four-wheel drive, multiple cab and trim choices, and distinct TITAN and TITAN XD configurations. The right truck depends on how much passenger space, bed space, towing capability, technology, and comfort you need.
Four-wheel drive was available on many TITAN and TITAN XD model years and trims, but it was not universal. Confirm the drivetrain listed for the individual truck.
The price depends on the individual vehicle’s year, mileage, condition, trim, configuration, powertrain, equipment, history, and market factors. Review the current vehicle listing and contact the dealership for details.
There is no single towing rating for every TITAN. Maximum capacity varies by model year, TITAN or TITAN XD chassis, engine, cab, drivetrain, axle, packages, cargo, and passengers. Always verify the exact truck’s labels and documentation before towing.
There is no universal mileage cutoff. Compare mileage with the truck’s age, maintenance history, condition, prior use, configuration, and price. A thorough inspection and test drive provide more useful context than mileage alone.
No. Used and certified pre-owned are different classifications. Certification applies only to an eligible vehicle that completes the applicable manufacturer program requirements. Ask whether a particular TITAN is certified and request the complete warranty and benefit details.
Warranty coverage varies by vehicle. A truck may have remaining factory coverage, certified pre-owned coverage, dealership-provided coverage, an optional service contract, or an as-is disclosure. Review the individual Buyers Guide and purchase documents.
Yes. You can apply for financing online and work with the finance team to review available options. Approval, rates, payments, and terms depend on the applicant, vehicle, lender, and transaction.
Yes. Begin with the dealership’s online trade valuation tool. The final trade value is determined after the individual vehicle is evaluated.
Eligible pre-owned purchases include the Happy Car Guarantee, featuring a 7-Day/350-Mile Worry-Free Bring-It-Back Guarantee. It provides added time to decide whether your selected vehicle fits your needs after purchase.
The original purchaser may return an eligible pre-owned vehicle within seven days or 350 miles of the purchase date, whichever occurs first. A $199 re-inspection fee and additional condition, documentation, refund, and eligibility terms apply. Review the Happy Car Guarantee and see the dealer for complete details.
The Nucar Network shares inventory among more than 25 Nucar locations. Tell our team which TITAN year, trim, cab, drivetrain, or powertrain you prefer, and we can help explore options across the network while keeping your purchase local.
You can begin your finance application, value your trade, and review used vehicles online. These tools make it easier to prepare questions and compare your options before visiting the dealership.
A used Nissan TITAN delivers V8 character, full-size truck utility, and configurations built for different combinations of passengers, cargo, towing, and everyday driving. Browse our used vehicles, value your trade, apply for financing, or contact Nucar Nissan of North Attleboro to arrange a test drive when a truck interests you. Visit us at 685 S Washington St in North Attleboro and discover another reason everyone loves a Nucar!
¹ https://www.nissanusa.com/vehicles/discontinued/titan.html
² https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/09/26/1921438/0/en/2020-Nissan-TITAN-delivers-bold-design-with-more-power-and-technology.html
³ https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2017/10/13/1458254/0/en/Nissan-TITAN-targets-younger-buyers-and-injects-levity-into-serious-realm-of-truck-advertising-with-No-Lazy-Horses-campaign.html
⁴ https://www.cummins.com/en-apac/news/2015/01/12/2016-nissan-titan-powered-cummins
https://www.cars.com/articles/2019-nissan-titan-xd-whats-changed-453702/
⁵ https://usa.nissannews.com/en-US/releases/release-0d577dabdefa4756a71838b2c19735d7-2011-nissan-titan-press-kit-3
