Between them, the 2004 and 2005 hold 1,937 of the 3,459 complaints, or 56%. Tap any bar or generation.
What Titan owners report across recent generations
Owner summary2016–2024 (2nd generation)
The 2016 and 2017 draw the most complaints. On the 2016, only the Titan XD was sold, and many NHTSA owners report engine failure, loss of power and check engine lights, often on the Cummins diesel. CarComplaints ranks severe vibration at highway speed first for 2018, followed by fuel pump failure and a transmission that hesitates or jerks. Nissan ended the Titan after 2024. Recalls cover alternator harnesses on 2017–2019 gas trucks that may short and rear seat belts on some 2016–2017 crew cabs. [1] [2] [3]
2004–2015 (1st generation)
Complaints peak in 2004 and 2005, and later years have thin data, though the 2008 still draws a fair number. NHTSA owners of the 2008 most often mention cracked exhaust manifolds, fuel gauge errors and brake concerns, and CarComplaints lists a leaking radiator and coolant getting into the transmission for 2008. Recalls cover fuel gauges on 2005–2009 models that may read about a quarter tank when empty, brake pedal pivot pins on 2008–2010 models and driver air bag emblems on 2008–2011 models. [4] [5]
Owner summary updated September 25, 2026.