Some Nissan model years have received poor reviews because they require more frequent maintenance than their other models, and this is sometimes very costly to the driver. So which model years should you avoid when buying a car? CarComplaints cited three of the worst Titan models.
The 2004 Nissan Titan has many problems
Many complaints have been raised about the 2004 Nissan Titan, the model year that has the most problems. After approximately 100,000 miles, the Titan’s rear differential began to fail, costing the owner nearly $3,700 to fix the problem. It was reported on many 2004 models, and it’s their main problem.
Titan’s antifreeze and transmission fluid sometimes end up mixing after the car has been used for 101,000 miles, costing owners $4,200 to fix.
On top of that, the 2005 Titan will sometimes start to jerk after averaging 15,000 miles. This problem was about $1200 to fix.
Mechanical problems make the 2018 Titan unbearable
Most of the problems were the 2018 Titan. According to CarComplaints data, this is the worst Titan you can think of to buy.
Even when the car has not been used for a long time, vibration has been reported to start at highway speeds. This problem costs $7,000 to fix and can happen at any time. Next, that’s a pre-transformation Titan. This problem appeared after an average of 19,000 miles, and fixing this problem costs over $3,500.
Finally, this model starts to vibrate and wobble while driving after only 5,000 miles for some owners. Sometimes this is due to misaligned wheels and can cost over $100 to fix. If a worn motor causes vibration, it can be repaired by replacing it with a new one.
Replacing the Titan’s engine will cost about $1,200. Problems with the 2018 Titan happen faster and are more expensive to maintain, making it a poor choice for.
