chuckb

Very Nice truck I agree that a milder grill would look even better.

Is it a stick or auto?

ArmyofOne

i did forget to say congrats and sweet ride!

lexusk8

I believe all Titan trucks have the 5-spd auto transmission.

I have never seen a 2-door Titan before. Most of the ones I've seen have 4 doors. The 2-door one must have been a rare find, Ebanks

GGPIS3

the lexus of trucks is the limited tundra... dont try to confuse lol

btw.. the titan is nice.. but the tundra is better overall..

mmarshall

Yes and no. The Tundra is a refined and quality truck, no doubt......but the Titan is a TRUE full-sizer. The Tundra, despite Toyota's repeated marketing efforts to promote it as such, simply is NOT.

GGPIS3

so tell me... what constitutes a full-size truck?? and why would consumer reports rank the tundra over the titan for a full-size truck if infact it wasnt?

mmarshall

A full-size truck is generally considered the wheelbase, engine size, GVWR, and interior dimensions of standard-length F-150/Silverado/Ram class trucks. The Titan is the only non-domestic nameplate truck to match these. The Tundra (and earlier T-100 and T-150 ) are clearly not in this size class...their dimensions are actually about 7/8 scale....about even with the Dodge Dakota. The Tundra DOES have a full-size engine option, however, and the extended-wheelbase model places it in the full-size category length-wise but NOT widthwise. Consumer Reports may consider it a " full-size " truck. I disagree.....for the reasons just stated.

The Titan shares NONE of these shortcomings....it is a true full-size truck any way you look at it.
The only significant things that the domestic full-size trucks have as an option that the Titan doesn't is an 8' bed and a diesel-engine option for REALLY heavy-duty towing.

I hope this helps answer your question....that is the best way I can explain it.