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How many miles before you trade in your Titan for a new vehicle

  • I would trade it in with 60-70,000 miles on the truck.

    Votes: 20 16%
  • I would trade it in with 70-100,000 miles on the truck.

    Votes: 26 20%
  • I would trade it in with 100-150,000 miles on the truck.

    Votes: 36 28%
  • I would trade it in with over 150,000 miles on the truck.

    Votes: 46 36%
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DallasTitan

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I've been asked that question by some people who see me putting Mobil1 oil in the engine, and rear diff., babying the truck, garaging and polishing it. I plan on keeping this truck for at least 100K miles barring any unforeseen major problems.
How about everyone else?
 
I seriously do plan on keeping this Truck forever. I hope it will still be running like new after the loan is paid off.
 
i plan on keeping it around 10 years
 
Until I am ready to buy another Nissan truck probably. I really like the Z too. I would say between 60-70 K.
 
krh2 said:
Probably keep my truck 'til the next generation of Titans come out, then upgrade. Really like the new Z. Maybe 2 Nissans in the garage!
:signed:

You have read my mind.
 
Keep my truck at least 80,000 miles until the next generation Titans. I am also interested in the upcoming Tundra, curious to see what it will look like and what will be under the hood.
I would like to complement my Titan with another Nissan car, well an Infiniti. I like the Nissan Z, but I really like the G35 and M35.
 
My extended warranty is good up until 100,000 miles. After that I would trade it in. I know a guy with a 1995 chevy 1500 pickup that is rusting and he has expensive problems that reoccur every year for the past 3 years. I typically repair my vehicles if not covered under warranty but the Titan engine/transmission might require special tools and expensive parts for repair. Heck, changing the transfluid is by yourself is diffucult without the right equipment. There is a point were you have to stop and get another vehicle. In the long run it makes sense to keep your vehicle but with technology gains they might have a hybrid Titan that is faster and receives better mpg's. I believe that this truck will last well after 100,000 miles but I budget new vehicles every 5 years. Maybe I'll keep the Titan and get another vehicle at the 100,000 mile mark.
 
My last truck (91 chev 1500) had over 250,000 miles on it when I gave it to one of my sons last year. It's still going strong everyday.

I intend to get at least that mu :D ch out of my titan.
 
Until the new Tundras come out.
 
Squid said:
3 years and over 100,000 miles just like the 02 Frontier.

I hope you'll be getting another Titan squid...this place will miss you if you leave
 
BLWedge09 said:
To answer the original question: Until the wheels fall off of it.

Yup, what he said....
 
I CONCUR with the comment on squid but yeah i plan to keep my TITAN until the perfect truck is made right now the TITAN is as close as it gets
 
I was planning on keeping it for a while (or until something new come on the market that I must have) but with recent problems ive been having...I might be getting rid of it sooner than Id like.
 
Waiting for a hybrid 4 x 4 SUV/TRUCK!!!!

I really want a hybrid 4 x 4 suv/truck.........like the one Toyota is working on.Wish NISSAN would and hope they are doing the same thing. I don't care if it only saves a little fuel........I do like the hybrid technology and have tried many hybrid cars and talked with many owners of them......all are happy. So I might have my current Titan for a year or two.......maybe more. My T100 gave 6 good years of service and I was hoping for the same with the Titan.......but if gas goes above $3/gallon I might have to get a second vehicle like a Subaru.....and keep the Titan in the carport. For now I'm enjoying the ride.......more than any other vehicle I've owned!!
Peace-Tom:cheers:Bass Ale:cheers:
 
200,000 miles or 15 years

200,000 miles or 15 years
 
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