2017 Nissan Titan Single Cab
Nissan
is getting into the single-cab market for the first time, released
US pricing for both the Titan and Titan XD models with the smaller cabs
demanded by certain commercial operators.
The price for
the single-cab Titan technically comes in at under US$ 30k, with the Titan S
Single Cab 4x2 starting at US$ 29,580 – but you'll have to pay a US$ 1,195
destination charge that puts it over the top.
Upgrade to SV trim and you're looking at US$ 32,460
(before destination). Four-wheel drive bumps things up to US$ 32,610 (in S trim)
or US$ 35,490 (SV). Go heavy-duty and prices start at US$ 31,090 for the single-cab
Titan XD with the 5.6-liter V8, or all the way up to US$ 44,070 with the diesel
4x4 in SV trim.
That's a big
difference for fleet operators especially, which often prefer the more
cost-effective single-cab option, accounting for a 10-percent market share that
Nissan has left entirely up to its competitors.
