Nissan Titan
Nissan Endurance 5.6 liter DOHC V-8 producing over 305 hp @ 4,800 rpm and more than 379 lb ft of torque @ 3,200 rpm
Aluminum block with cast iron cylinder liners, forged steel crankshaft, microfinished crank shaft and camshaft, molybdenum coated pistons, 6 bolt main bearing caps, Super Silent single stage timing chain)
Standard 5 speed electronically controlled automatic transmission with tow/haul modes for enhanced fuel economy and towing capacity
Available Vehicle Dynamic Control with Brake Activated Limited Slip Traction Control
Rear axle based on the Dana 44 model
Tire Pressure Monitor System
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When you apply for insurance on your new 2009 Nissan Titan follow these easy tips. Answer the questions on the application completely and honestly. Make a check payable to the insurance company. Include the type of policy that you are paying for.
If you are turned down for insurance on a Nissan Titan be sure to ask for the specific reasons.
Do not buy on price alone consider coverage and services. Select a company and agent you feel you can trust.
Do not forget to ask about discounts for safety and security devices installed on your Nissan Titan.
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Protecting your new 2009 Nissan Titan is easy. Remember every 20 seconds someone steals a vehicle in the US. Don't let one of them get your new Nissan Titan. Here's how you can cut the chances of being a victim of auto theft:
Have the Nissan dealership install an upgraded alarm - preferably one with a kill switch.
If you are buying a new 2009 Nissan, look for one with an electric key system, which also has a built-in car alarm and automatic anti-theft system.
Never leave your wallet or anything else in your Titan that might entice a thief.
When using a valet service, give them only the ignition key. And never use a "hide-a-key."
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