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2017 Gasoline-powered Nissan Titan Prices Announced

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John Goreham
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8-16-2016

Nissan has released updated pricing for the new 2017 Titan line of pickups, but just the gas-powered models. The base model Titan Crew Cab S 4x2 will start at $35,975 including delivery, but not including dealer documentation fees. A fully-loaded Titan XD Platinum Reserve Crew Cab 4x4 could touch $60K. The 2017 Titan and Titan XD gasoline engine-equipped models will arrive at dealers this month (August). Pricing for Titan XD models equipped with the 310-horsepower Cummins 5.0L V8 Turbo Diesel will be announced this fall. Nissan will also be introducing a Single Cab Titan and more information will follow at a later date.

 

The Titan is a traditional half-ton pickup. Nissan intends that its Titan XD, which is built on a separate chassis form the Titan, will be a lower-cost option for those looking for more than a half ton can offer, but who don't need a full heavy-duty pickup.

 

TITAN S Crew Cab 4x2 $34,780 USD
TITAN SV Crew Cab 4x2 $37,670 USD
TITAN SL Crew Cab 4x2 $46,380 USD
TITAN Platinum Reserve Crew Cab 4x2 $52,310 USD
TITAN S Crew Cab 4x4 $37,810 USD
TITAN SV Crew Cab 4x4 $40,700 USD
TITAN PRO-4X Crew Cab 4x4 $45,020 USD
TITAN SL Crew Cab 4x4 $49,460 USD
TITAN Platinum Reserve Crew Cab 4x4 $55,400 USD

 

 

TITAN XD S Crew Cab 4x2 $36,290 USD
TITAN XD SV Crew Cab 4x2 $40,200 USD
TITAN XD SL Crew Cab 4x2 $48,460 USD
TITAN XD Platinum Reserve Crew Cab 4x2 $53,830 USD
TITAN XD S Crew Cab 4x4 $39,320 USD
TITAN XD SV Crew Cab 4x4 $43,180 USD
TITAN XD PRO-4X Crew Cab 4x4 $47,180 USD
TITAN XD SL Crew Cab 4x4 $51,490 USD
TITAN XD Platinum Reserve Crew Cab 4x4 $56,910 USD

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RamblinFever Enthusiast

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Looks like the designers were lazy and just took an F-150 and stuck the Nissan logo on it. DARN pricey if you ask me. I'll keep my Silverado HD, thank you.

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TITAN SL Crew Cab 4x2 $46,380 USD

 

Chevy LTZ Crew Cab 4.2 $45,095 USD

 

All depends on what all is included in that package.

 

Since the Chevy/Fords for 2017 are already out and selling - Nissan has already missed selling much this year. So they really won't be a factor until next year some time. They won't be much of a factor next year, unless the Dealers are loaded up with inventory - and really ready to Sell! (unlikely at best)

Jsdirt Senior Enthusiast

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I agree Jim!

 

Looks like someone forgot to take the Ford out of the oven. It shrunk!

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

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If the titan had different headlights, and that dumb grille or whatever it is wasn't on the front fender it would look a little better to me.

RamblinFever Enthusiast

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It amazes me the CEO said they are proud of their design dept. HUH????? Have you seen anything other than an UGLY Nissan product for the last 10 years or so? They totally ruined the "Z" car, the Leaf and Juke are both design jokes. My friends keep wanting me to buy a Toyota or Hyundai or whatever. Sorry, I prefer to stay with U.S. IRON!!!!!

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I stopped by a local Nissan dealer the other night to window shop, the window stickers. Most of the trucks there were diesels. They had two gas trucks.

I was sticker shocked.

 

The dealer upped the msrp to......their own."Market price" WTF?? A separate dealer made invoice tapped under the factory sheet!!

They bumped up the already high priced Nissan to .....yea right, good luck with that.

 

Maus Nissan, New Port Richie, Fl

Every Titan on the lot was about 60 grand.

 

I bought my 2500 HD crew cab, long bed 4x4 for under 40

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