Current and previous generations of the Nissan Titan have always rolled out with a double-cab setup. While there appear to be single-cab variants\u00a0in existent, most if not all are not stock. In 2017 trim, Nissan will officially include the two door version.\u00a0It’s strange to think that this type of pick up wasn’t included from the get go.<\/p>\n
Two door Nissan Titan models are powered by either a 5.6-litre V8 engine exerting around 390 horsepower to either the rear wheels or all four wheels or a 5.0-litre supercharged diesel rated at 310 horsepower. Petrol motors are mated to a seven-speed automatic whereas diesel engines\u00a0are hooked up to a six-speed.<\/p>\n
With a petrol motor powering the wheels and in top trim, Nissan’s pickup can tow over 5,000 kilos which equates to about 26 Yamaha Raptors! Base models can handle over 4,400 kgs which is\u00a0about 23 Raptors.<\/p>\n
Interior options will remain identical to four-door models with the exception of back seats of course. Two-door models are available in S and SV trim.<\/p>\n
Unfortunately,\u00a0Nissan Titan models are not built to GCC specification however you could always export one from the United States. We do have used Nissan Titan for sale in Dubai<\/a> and Sharjah<\/a>.<\/p>\n There is one version of the Nissan Titan we are waiting for the Japanese manufacturer\u00a0to put into production which is none other than the epic Nissan Titan Warrior. Shown off as a concept earlier in the year, when they decide to make it available, the Ford Raptor<\/a> has some serious competition.<\/p>\n\n\t\t