Anyone see the new ugly Nissan truck ?

f8l vnm · January 12, 2015

http://truckyeah.jalopnik.com/2016-nissan-titan-this-is-it-1678940830

This is by far the ugliest pos I have ever seen. My god , this is why you don't let the same people who make pruis's and altimas make your truck. Sorry , I'll stick to the only real 3 trucks made in America.

Damn the ugly police will not go silent.

Tundra and Titan = peices of shit

Bring it on you japanesees truck driving sissies , flame suit is on

newdude · January 12, 2015

Ford called they want their truck back lol. Oh and Ram called as well, they want the interior back as well. Man that is ugly. You know what would be real sad though? If this Japanese branded, American built and American diesel engined truck has a higher US parts content than all of the Big 3 trucks.

goodbye-gm · January 12, 2015

http://truckyeah.jalopnik.com/2016-nissan-titan-this-is-it-1678940830

This is by far the ugliest pos I have ever seen. My god , this is why you don't let the same people who make pruis's and altimas make your truck. Sorry , I'll stick to the only real 3 trucks made in America.

Damn the ugly police will not go silent.

Tundra and Titan = peices of shit

Bring it on you japanesees truck driving sissies , flame suit is on

It almost looks like a Ford F-150 to me. Unfortunately the Toyota and Nissan trucks had more USA content than GM in 2014. The world of vehicle manufacturing has changed so much its hard to tell what is Made in America.

http://www.edmunds.com/car-reviews/top-10/top-8-most-american-trucks-for-2014.html

goodbye-gm · January 12, 2015

'01LS1 · January 12, 2015

The Ram connotations are probably due in part to Nissan hiring former Ram CEO Fred Diaz back in 2013.

http://www.autoblog.com/2013/04/13/nissan-poaches-ram-ceo-fred-diaz/

Edit: It would be funny to see a bunch of Ram eco diesels being traded in at Nissan lots to get a Cummins motor

with some hp & better torque numbers. Though have not read far enough to see what the estimated

fuel mileage will be for this thing.

Silverado-Hareek · January 12, 2015

I'm not going to lie, I like it. A lot actually. Probably because the front end is very square like GM which is my favorite truck look. Looks way better than a Tundra and 100x better than the old Titan. I want a diesel in a 1500 so bad I really wish GM would come out with a Duramax for the Silverado/Sierra.

patriot · January 12, 2015

It looks like they couldn't make up their mind which of the BIG THREE to steal their design cues from, so they robbed them all and put them together in the worst way possible, while keeping typical Nissan build quality. It looks like not one panel flows properly into the next.

I wonder if the tailgate hinges snap off these like they've been for their other "trucks". It's a lock that Cummins engine will outlast the body and frame.

truckofwinandawesome · January 12, 2015

I shall let JK Simmons in his Role of J Jonah Jameson field my reaction to the 2016 Titan:

the Big Three have NOTHING To worry about from Nissan...

j-ten-ner · January 12, 2015

so long

j-ten-ner

Luster · January 12, 2015

Hideous.

Daryl LBZ · January 13, 2015

Not a fan.

unit731 · January 14, 2015

I'm not going to lie, I like it. A lot actually. Probably because the front end is very square like GM which is my favorite truck look. Looks way better than a Tundra and 100x better than the old Titan. I want a diesel in a 1500 so bad I really wish GM would come out with a Duramax for the Silverado/Sierra.

Looks the same as all of the others to me.

The dash looks the same as the new current Chevrolet and GMC.

Nissan is going to offer a regular cab for the first time.

Nissan has been quite aggressive in the commercial van market. I see more and more of the commercial vans on the road.

Other then the Dodge/Ram - they all have good quality.

Nissan full size trucks did have some issues on initial launch back in 2003.

The Toyota full size has a high resale value.

It will all boil down to price.

Silverado-Hareek · January 14, 2015

Looks the same as all of the others to me.

The dash looks the same as the new current Chevrolet and GMC.

Nissan is going to offer a regular cab for the first time.

Nissan has been quite aggressive in the commercial van market. I see more and more of the commercial vans on the road.

Other then the Dodge/Ram - they all have good quality.

Nissan full size trucks did have some issues on initial launch back in 2003.

The Toyota full size has a high resale value.

It will all boil down to price.

Yeah don't get me wrong the Silverado/Sierra still is and always will be my favorite truck and I'll likely only ever buy one of these. But I'm a truck man overall so I appreciate what the other manufacturers can offer. If someone were to give me an F150 or a Tundra, I wouldn't exactly be pissed about it. But as for buying new, I will likely always be at the Chevy dealer signing papers.

With that being said, I'm just pleasantly surprised with the tougher look of this truck over the previous Titan. And I want to make sweet tender love to that Cummins diesel engine!!

goodbye-gm · January 14, 2015

Looks the same as all of the others to me.

The dash looks the same as the new current Chevrolet and GMC.

Nissan is going to offer a regular cab for the first time.

Nissan has been quite aggressive in the commercial van market. I see more and more of the commercial vans on the road.

Other then the Dodge/Ram - they all have good quality.

Nissan full size trucks did have some issues on initial launch back in 2003.

The Toyota full size has a high resale value.

It will all boil down to price.

The new Chevrolet City Express van IS the Nissan NV200 Compact Cargo van re-badged.

truckofwinandawesome · January 15, 2015

Yeah don't get me wrong the Silverado/Sierra still is and always will be my favorite truck and I'll likely only ever buy one of these. But I'm a truck man overall so I appreciate what the other manufacturers can offer. If someone were to give me an F150 or a Tundra, I wouldn't exactly be pissed about it. But as for buying new, I will likely always be at the Chevy dealer signing papers.

With that being said, I'm just pleasantly surprised with the tougher look of this truck over the previous Titan. And I want to make sweet tender love to that Cummins diesel engine!!

How much you want to bet that as soon as the First Cummins Powered Titan is wrecked, a Ram owner will take that engine, and put in a Ram 2500.