#Titan

Nissan has given its biggest model a thorough refresh with the updated 2020  Nissan Titan XD.

The full-size truck segment is a fiercely competitive one in the United States, with Detroit’s Big Three claiming the vast majority of sales, leaving import brands like Japan’s Nissan no choice but to work overtime to get any attention at all.

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Nissan is as tenacious as a red wine stain on off-white carpeting.

“We want to sell more of everything,” exclaimed Denis Le Vot, laughing out loud.

Every year, the country’s truck suppliers and up-fitters meet in Indianapolis for the NTEA Work Truck Show, combining their expertise to show some of the most innovative, hardest working new trucks on the market.

The Nissan “Smokin’ Titan” has debuted at the 2018 Work Truck Show.

If the stock height of the Nissan Titan or Titan XD pickup doesn’t do it for you, there’s now a factory solution.

Nissan has been doing a good job getting back into the full-sized truck game, rolling out various cab and bed configurations for the Titan along with an array of trim levels. There’s still one thing missing, though – a V6 engine.

Pricing for the 2018 Nissan Titan and Titan XD pickup trucks has been announced.

Nissan is looking at the possibility of introducing its Titan pickup in other markets around the world.

Nissan has partnered with Amazon to offer its Alexa AI system in its cars.

Nissan has made an immediate $150,000 cash donation to the American Red Cross in support of Hurrican Harvey victims.

Nissan’s pickups have received a blacked out Midnight Edition treatment.

The 2017 Nissan Titan S King Cab 4×2 is priced from $33,745 including destination.