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I think the best way to answer that is to say that the Ford has been around for many years and they have 'most' of their bugs worked out while the Titan has been around for less than 6 months. Since Nissan's come standard with a 3 year warranty, I see no problem buying one and letting them fix whatever turns up as a defect.
The people here are posting issues as they are seeing them. I have heard that there have only been 10,000 Titans sold as of mid-February. How many Fords have been sold in the past 40 years?
There are going to be some problems with a new model as well as a completely new factory that is producing them. Still I am comfortable with the issues. When I compare the two vehicles side by side, there is no comparison - the Titan wins hands down. Drive both, compare them apples to apples and buy the one you think will make you happy.
Remember the old saying: FORD stands for Fix Or Repair Daily. It didn't get that nickname by being perfect every time. While I am sure there is also a nickname for Nissan's as well, I don't think it is related to having to fix or repair on a regular basis to keep them running.
The people here are posting issues as they are seeing them. I have heard that there have only been 10,000 Titans sold as of mid-February. How many Fords have been sold in the past 40 years?
There are going to be some problems with a new model as well as a completely new factory that is producing them. Still I am comfortable with the issues. When I compare the two vehicles side by side, there is no comparison - the Titan wins hands down. Drive both, compare them apples to apples and buy the one you think will make you happy.
Remember the old saying: FORD stands for Fix Or Repair Daily. It didn't get that nickname by being perfect every time. While I am sure there is also a nickname for Nissan's as well, I don't think it is related to having to fix or repair on a regular basis to keep them running.