- Nissan announces pricing for the 2011 Titan and Armada.
- 2011 Armada starts at $38,860.
- Both vehicles are powered by a 317-hp 5.6-liter V8.
FRANKLIN, Tennessee — Nissan is carrying over its full-size Titan pickup and Armada utility vehicle with few significant changes for model year 2011. The 2011 Titan, which is priced from $27,770, and the 2011 Armada, which starts at $38,860, are both on sale now at Nissan's U.S. dealers. Prices have risen $280 and $400, respectively, on the base models and include a $950 shipping charge.
Titan is available in King Cab and Crew Cab body styles, in two wheelbases and three bed lengths, and a choice of 4x2 and 4x4 drive configurations. Base model is the Titan S King Cab 4x2 SWB. Prices range up to $40,570 for the Titan SL Crew Cab 4x4 SWB.
Armada comes in three trim levels for 2011: SV, SL and Platinum. Prices range up to $53,840 for the Armada 4x4 Platinum.
Both vehicles are equipped with the 317-horsepower 5.6-liter V8 and five-speed automatic transmission.
Inside Line says: A modest price bump for 2011. — Paul Lienert, Correspondent
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garanimal says:
10:13 PM, 10/10/2011
Toyota is so far ahead. Too bad because Nissan has a good motor just no six speed.
nikysoya says:
11:38 PM, 10/03/2010
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nikysoya says:
11:38 PM, 10/03/2010
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ford_flexer says:
11:55 AM, 08/16/2010
it looks the same nissan needs to step up there game bad cause right now they are sucking
threemopars says:
08:45 PM, 08/14/2010
Nissan should either fold the Titan or come up with one hell of an alternative to a Ram, F-150 or Silverado.
No standard cab
No value truck for fleets (V-6 or smaller V-8)
Aging platform
Less than stellar reliability
And a small dealer network with little to no inventory. The closest dealer to me has 3 Titans sitting in the lot. The local Ford dealer has 15 F-150's on the lot.
Although Ford only allows you to get an 8 foot bed on XL and XLT on Supercab models, and I suspect the take rate for that is extremely low. Hence Chrysler's decision not to offer an 8 foot bed other than regular cab trucks, and only offers an 8 and 6 foot with Crew and Regular Cab trucks on the 2500 and up. (Mega Cab Rams with an 8 foot bed would be scary long...) I can see their decision to refrain from making an 8 foot bed Titan.
ant14 says:
07:32 PM, 08/14/2010
It's a shame, I remember when this veihcle debuted it just promised so much, but delivered sssoooo very little. It had a good engine on it, but the vehicle and everything coming out of that plant has been rated low in reliability in their segments. Now, its just month old tuna that never met it's sales goal. And at these prices, you can get a more optioned F150, now this year with new engines. Case in point, it's compeitive market...you must continously improve.
richcal says:
01:46 PM, 08/14/2010
This truck looks so aged. Almost something from like 2001.
windsor5 says:
11:39 AM, 08/14/2010
I can only see this as selling in very very low volumes considering you can get a ford a dodge and a chevy with a full size bed for thousands less with v-8s. Nissan should have continued its deal with chrysler to share technology with dodge as it stands the Nissan is the worst truck you can buy in this class.
hybris says:
09:52 AM, 08/14/2010
Still no full size bed?
I can't see how Nissan expects to gain much in the way of sales if they don't produce the most basic part a half ton pick up.
Next thing we'll see is they move into the 3/4 and 1 ton pickups with only a 5ft or opitonal 6.5ft bed.
kdizzle says:
09:52 AM, 08/14/2010
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