Comments on: Nissan Titan may be on last legs http://www.houstoncars.org/nissan-titan-may-be-on-last-legs.php Car Reviews, News, and Rambling Tue, 10 Jan 2012 20:27:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Philscbx http://www.houstoncars.org/nissan-titan-may-be-on-last-legs.php/comment-page-1#comment-14506 Philscbx Tue, 04 Mar 2008 15:05:02 +0000 http://www.houstoncars.org/nissan-titan-may-be-on-last-legs.php#comment-14506 That would be unfortunate to see it get axed. I truly love driving this machine. It's bark means business, just leaving the stop light. Endless hours with a commercial plow upfront, you don't feel as beat up. The interior is very well done. Where Nissan should take this performance level a step further is the one ton plus. The Skid Steer still needs to get from point to point and done so safely. One zone that I thought was a bit exposed is the door switches with windows slightly open. Rain and snow land there. A $500 repair on my Isuzu. Perhaps typical of most 4 door cabs, with one body feature that could stand an upgrade is the way the front doors close. It's a flex bounce action when front doors latch into the rear doors. You think the door did not latch completely. With the rear door latched, it should form a more solid pillar. One other point is the rear bumper. A small walking pace hit is causing more damage than should be. Buckling the lower rear fender. Typical Street Rod. That would be unfortunate to see it get axed. I truly love driving this machine.
It’s bark means business, just leaving the stop light.
Endless hours with a commercial plow upfront, you don’t feel as beat up.
The interior is very well done.

Where Nissan should take this performance level a step further is the one ton plus. The Skid Steer still needs to get from point to point and done so safely.

One zone that I thought was a bit exposed is the door switches with windows slightly open. Rain and snow land there. A $500 repair on my Isuzu.

Perhaps typical of most 4 door cabs, with one body feature that could stand an upgrade is the way the front doors close.
It’s a flex bounce action when front doors latch into the rear doors. You think the door did not latch completely.

With the rear door latched, it should form a more solid pillar.

One other point is the rear bumper. A small walking pace hit is causing more damage than should be. Buckling the lower rear fender. Typical Street Rod.

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