2021 Nissan TITAN vs 2021 Ford F-150
The truck market is always very competitive, but people mistakenly believe that they have to pick from Ford, Chevy, or RAM to get a great truck, and that is simply not true. In fact, manufacturers like Nissan are doing some impressive stuff. Specifically, the TITAN is ready to get the job done for you. See exactly what we mean with our 2021 Nissan TITAN vs 2021 Ford F-150 comparison.
If you already know that you want a TITAN, then check out our new TITAN inventory in the Glendale Heights area at Glendale Nissan. By clicking the link below. Otherwise, keep reading on to learn exactly why the TITAN has the ability to be your next truck over the F-150.
2021 Nissan TITAN |
VS |
2021 Ford F-150 |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Cruise Control | Available |
| 400 | Standard Horsepower | 290 |
| 9,400 Pounds | Max Standard Towing Capacity | 5,000 Pounds |
| 5 Years or 100,000 Miles | Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty | 3 Years or 36,000 Miles |
Which truck is better: TITAN vs F-150?
Cruise control is almost always a given. When you get in a car, truck, or SUV, even an older model, you simply expect cruise control to be there. That is not the case on the base F-150. It’s an extra-cost feature. The TITAN, on the other hand, includes cruise control standard because it’s a feature that you expect to have. On higher trim levels, you can even get adaptive cruise control.
Ford claims to be known for being tough, but it starts out with a weak engine that only offers 290 horsepower. The TITAN has a 400-horsepower V8 powerplant. This same engine comes standard across all TITAN models.
That engine is part of the reason why The TITAN is able to offer so much towing capacity standard. The F-150 falls way short of that mark. Though certain trim levels and configurations can tow more, it’s easy to end up with an F-150 that doesn’t live up to the capacity of the TITAN.
You also want your truck to have a long and healthy life, and Nissan backs their truck up with an incredible bumper-to-bumper warranty. It also offers more miles on its powertrain warranty with up to 100,000 miles of coverage compared to 60,000 miles of coverage on the F-150.
