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Many names have been used for a great variety of automobiles. More often than not, the name speaks for the character of the vehicle it stands for. Nissan Titan is one of those vehicles that use a name that clearly defines what it is and what it can do. Titan—in the Greek mythology, Titan pertains to giants and in astronomy, it is the second-largest moon. The 2004 Nisan Titan like the mythical giants and the large heavenly body is a huge pickup truck, the biggest full-size Japanese pickup and the toughest competitor to American full-size pickups.
The Nissan Titan is designed for dynamic lifestyle and for personal use; although it can definitely do you favors a utility truck can. As its name implies, it’s an extraordinary full-size pickup. Its muscular and robust body creates an impression of durability, reliability and superior performance that lasts. It is especially for someone who wants a comfortable and reliable auto that does not only get its job done, but is capable of doing more than the usual. The looks itself exude toughness and you can prove it the moment you rev up the engine, a massive 5.6L VK56DE V8 engine that delivers a whopping 305 horses and 379 lb-ft of torque.
Nissan Titan is based on the Nissan F-Alpha platform, which is also used by the Nissan Infiniti QX56 SUV models. Space, power and utility define the Titan. It is 6 1/2 ft wide and is almost as tall as its width. The hood is short and high and has a bugling look, which suggests its engine’s enormous power. Nissan Titan’s bed is short, about 5 feet and seven inches, primarily because Nissan Titan is intended for personal-use pickup market. However, you can use a trailer for your longer and bigger items. Towing larger cargoes is not a problem with this automotive giant’s towing capacity of 9,400 lbs. It comes in three level trims: the Nissan Titan XE, SE and LE.
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