2018 Nissan Titan, Titan XD Pickups Add Midnight Edition to Lineup
Pricing for the 2018 Nissan Titan and Titan XD pickup trucks has been announced.
The standard 2018 Nissan Titan gets a $200 price bump to $31,075 including destination. The model is basically a carryover from the 2017 year, with the biggest change coming from the available Midnight Edition Package. Available on the Titan and Titan XD Crew Cab SV and SL grade 4×4 and 4×2 models (diesel 4×4 version only on Titan XD), the Midnight Edition includes body color grille with dark insert, dark headlamps, black fog light finisher, black exterior badging, black mirrors, black door handles, 20-inch black wheels, body color front and rear bumpers, black step rails, dark charcoal interior trim, and “Midnight Edition” exterior badge. Pricing for the Midnight Edition is $1,250 for all available models and trims.
Every 2018 Nissan Titan half-ton pickup is powered by a 5.6-liter Endurance V8 engine with 390 horsepower, paired to a seven-speed automatic transmission. The model is available in a range of nine Crew Cab, five King Cab, and four Single Cab drive and grade configurations.
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The Titan XD offers an available maximum towing capacity of 12,310 pounds and maximum payload capacity of 2,080 lbs when properly equipped. The gasoline Titan XD is priced from $40,015 and is powered by the same 5.6-liter Endurance V8 engine found in the standard Titan. The gasoline model is available in a range of nine Crew Cab, five King Cab, and four Single Cab drive and grade configurations.
Those wanting a diesel engine can opt for the Titan XD Diesel with a starting price of $43,035. That model is equipped with a 5.0-liter Cummins turbo-diesel engine paired to a six-speed automatic transmission.
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Nissan better add some engineers that can figure out why the Titan XD with 5.0 Cummins Diesel will not start in 19 degree Fahrenheit weather. Nissan's answer to me was to plugin the trucks block heater if the temperature falls below 32 degree Fahrenheit, that works real great in the parking lot at work. OMG, are you kidding.