Nissan Titan dimensions

The 2012 Nissan Titan lineup possesses some rugged qualities and value opportunities, but overall it's outclassed by other, newer pickups. Nissan Titan Crew Cabin offers the following pros: Roomy and functional cabin; sporty handling dynamics. Nissan Titan Crew Cabin drawbacks are: Newer models from rivals are more capable, convenient and alluring; limited cabin styles; no V6 feature.

The 2012 Nissan Titan is available in limited configurations and thereby appeals to a very focused full-size truck consumer. The lineup contains the extended-cab King Cabin model with a traditional 6-foot-6-inch trunk bed, and the Crew Cabin that comes with a choice of a short 5-foot-7 or a long 7-foot-3 trunk bed. All six configurations are available in either two- or four-wheel drive.

Nissan provides four versions for the Nissan Titan -- S, SV, Pro-4x and SL -- but all are not available for each customization. The base King Cabin S comes traditional with 18-inch metal wheels, a 40/20/40-split front seat bench, a 60/40-split back seat bench, air-conditioning and a six-speaker audio with a CD player. The Nissan Titan Crew Cabin S adds performance windows and locks. Selecting the auxillary Well-known Equipment suite adds 18-inch alloy wheels, a sliding back window (king Cabin only), keyless entry (crew cabin only), a receiver hitch and a seven-pin wiring harness connector. The S trim is not available in crew cabs with the long bed.

The Nissan Titan SV takes the S Well-known Equipment suite and adds chrome metal bumpers, full performance accessories, tailgate assist, cruise control, an optional stereo slot and an in-dash Six-cd changer. The auxillary SV Sport Look suite features 20-inch alloy wheels and special look and dashboard trim.

The SV Value Truck suite adds foglamps, back parking sensors, a Class-iv hitch, front bucket seatings, an eight-way performance driver bench, a leather-wrapped helm with stereo controls, an auto-dimming rearview mirror and Bluetooth. The SV Utility suite contains a lockable bedside compartment, adjustable tie-down cleats, tailgate space lighting, a 12-volt performance source and a spray-in bedliner. The SV Luxury Utility suite contains all that plus power-adjustable pedals, power-extending/heated side mirrors, front tow hooks, a lower axle ratio and an eight-speaker Rockford Fosgate audio system with radio.

The Nissan Titan SL contains all of the above and adds 20-inch alloy wheels (in auxillary chrome finish), dual-zone automatic conditioning, driver memory functions, leather seats, a four-way performance passenger bench, a 12-volt performance source in the tailgate space, wood trim and a 10-speaker Rockford Fosgate stereo system. The SL Max Utility suite adds step rails and other features found in the SV Luxury Utility suite.

Four-wheel-drive models, except the Crew Cabin long bed, can be ordered with the Pro-4x trim. It's alike to the SV with the Value Truck and Utility suite, then adds Rancho dampers, heavy-duty skid plates, all-terrain tires and an electronic locking back differential. The Pro-4x's Luxury Utility suite is alike to the Sv's, while the Leather suite adds leather upholstery, a four-way performance passenger bench and driver memory functions. The Pro-4x also has the most distinctive dashboard, with white-face gauges and red stitching on the seatings and a leather-covered shift knob.

Available only on the Pro-4x and SL crew cabs is the Technology suite, which contains a sunroof, navigator and a rear-seat entertainment system. On all trims except the S, an Ipod adapter is auxillary. .