The 2009 Nissan Titan offers more than 25 variants. Choose from two cabs (King Cab, Crew Cab), two wheelbases (short or long bed), two- and four-wheel drive, and four trim levels (XE, SE, Pro-4X, LE) in virtually any combination with these exceptions: Pro-4X models are 4WD only, and the King Cab Pro-4X is short wheelbase only. Four-wheel drive adds about $3000; a long wheelbase adds about $400, and figure $2500-$3000 to move up from King Cab to Crew Cab.
Titan XE is focused on function and includes cloth seating for six, active front head restraints, full instrumentation, cruise control, split fold-up rear seats, 18-inch wheels, and on Crew Cabs, power windows and door locks.
Titan SE models add alloy wheels, chrome bumpers, upholstery upgrades, a CD changer, heated power mirrors, tailgate assist, and conveniences such as remote keyless entry and illuminated visor mirrors.
Titan Pro-4X is a 4WD SE with larger, more aggressive tires, off-road suspension tuning, 3.36:1 gears, electronic locking rear differential, skid plates, two-tone cloth upholstery, body-color bumpers, unique upholstery and instruments, and double sun visors.
Titan LE is the luxury model, with 20-inch wheels, fog lamps, leather power seats, a 350-watt Rockford Fosgate sound system with XM radio, dual-zone climate control, power adjustable pedals, woodgrain trim, Bluetooth, double overhead consoles on Crew Cab, traction package, and chrome power folding heated mirrors.
Options include a navigation system, spray-in bed liner, moonroof, DVD entertainment.
Safety features include frontal airbags. Side-impact airbags and side curtain airbags are optional A roll-sensing electronic stability control system is optional.