Titan

When it comes to full-size trucks, the 2024 Nissan Titan struggles to be part of the conversation. It's not because the half-ton pickup doesn't have a supremely comfortable interior or because its standard 400-hp V-8 doesn't provide plenty of thrust; it gets high marks in both regards. The Titan's biggest issue—besides having to fight against the foothold domestic automakers have on the U.S. truck market—is that it trails the competition in most of the important categories. Not only does it lack affordable lower trims and luxurious upper trims, but the Titan also can't tow as much—nor does it have the latest technology that others do. While Nissan can't easily close that chasm, the company does offer the best warranty in the class at five years or 100,000 miles. Unfortunately, that hasn't been enough to lure customers from the likes of Chevy, Ford, and Ram, as Nissan is ending production of the full-size Titan in the summer of 2024.