For Sale: 2005 Nissan Titan in Tavares, Florida

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Buried below every Titan's surprisingly short hood is a mighty wangdoodle of an all-alloy 32-valve V-8, built in Decherd, Tennessee, of all places. It produces 305 horses at 4900 rpm. That tops the Toyota Tundra's multivalve V-8 by 65 horsepower. Truck buyers have historically pooh-poohed twin-cammers for their peakiness. Nissan insists this one isn't, producing 90 percent of its torque below 2500 rpm. But it's still a gentleman at step-off. Throttle tip-in is far gentler than in two previous preproduction Titans we sampled; now it's refined, subtle, never hot-roddish. The power builds rapidly and smoothly, with a throaty V-8 whoop that will mesmerize Pro Stock fans. Around town, it feels a little like the Northstar V-8 in�Caddy's SRX. Which isn't a bad thing to feel like. The real fun begins at 4000 rpm-yeah, a little high-and from there to the automatic-shifting redline (5800 rpm), the Titan is a Titan rocket. Hold your foot flat and, at each upshift, revs return smartly to 4000 rpm, ready again to make the most of that meaty third of the band. It means the Titan is a champ at passing slower machinery on back roads. Notice its 3.5-second 30-to-50-mph top-gear time-only 0.1 second behind the 345-horse hot-rod�Silverado SS
In fact, our 5030-pound Titan clobbered 60 mph in 6.9 seconds. That's 0.9 second quicker than either a Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab with a 345-horse Hemi or a GMC Sierra Denali with a 325-hp, 6.0-liter Vortec V-8-two of our favorite trucks. It's odd to find yourself at the helm of a full-size pickup with such squeeze-and-squirt prowess. Heck, the Titan rolls through the quarter-mile at the same velocity as a Mercury Marauder, and it's a 10th quicker.
So come check this bad truck out at Seth Lee Auto TODAY, everyboby rides...
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This vehicle is located at our Leesburg location.
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Seth Lee Auto Sales
2329 US Highway 441
Leesburg, FL 34748
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Phone #: (352) 460 - 0348