I'm pondering a high-mileage Nissan Titan as a truck to abuse and carry stuff. Its that or a Cherokee.
Are there any major issues I should be concerned with?
Any reason to avoid a Titan with over 100k?
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Re: Any reason to avoid a Titan with over 100k?
The early Titans had a lot of fit and finish issues, as well as some brake problems if I recall correctly. I would check to see if it's early service history reflects correcting those things.
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Re: Any reason to avoid a Titan with over 100k?
Is the diff issue overblown?
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Re: Any reason to avoid a Titan with over 100k?
the differential issue was fixed with the finned cover. if it has that, just keep the oil fresh enough.
What year? There was a lot of things done for the mid-2008 models. They upsized the brakes for that model. Carfax or ask your dealer to run the VIN to see what's logged as investigated and repaired.
What year? There was a lot of things done for the mid-2008 models. They upsized the brakes for that model. Carfax or ask your dealer to run the VIN to see what's logged as investigated and repaired.
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