Ford F-150 vs. Nissan Titan
Cross-shopping the Ford F-150 against the Nissan Titan? There's a big thing to know first: Nissan discontinued the Titan after the 2024 model year, so there is no 2025 or newer Titan. That makes the F-150 — America's best-selling truck, still in production and improving — the clear long-term choice. Here's the full comparison.
2025 Ford F-150
Starting at $36,965
2024 Nissan Titan
Discontinued after 2024
F-150 vs Titan: Specs Compared
| Spec | F-150 | Titan |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | In production — 2025 model and beyond ✓ | Discontinued after 2024 |
| Engine Choices | 4 — including a hybrid (up to 430 hp) ✓ | 1 — 5.6L V8 (400 hp) |
| Max Towing | 14,000 lbs ✓ | 9,290 lbs (2024 Titan) |
| Max Payload | 2,455 lbs ✓ | ~1,600 lbs (2024 Titan) |
| Hybrid Powertrain | Yes — PowerBoost (up to 25/26 MPG) ✓ | Not available |
| Onboard Generator | Pro Power Onboard — up to 7.2 kW ✓ | Not available |
| Hands-Free Driving | Available BlueCruise ✓ | Not available |
| Resale & Support | Strong resale, nationwide parts/service ✓ | Uncertain — model retired |
Specs based on the latest available manufacturer data and may vary by configuration. Confirm current figures with our team.
Why Choose the F-150
- Still in production and improving — the Titan was retired after 2024
- Far higher max towing (14,000 lbs vs. 9,290 lbs) and payload
- Four powertrains including an available full hybrid; the Titan offered only a single V8
- Pro Power Onboard generator and available BlueCruise hands-free driving
- Best-selling truck for 47+ years — strong resale value and nationwide parts and service
Where the Titan Competes
- Simple, proven 5.6L Endurance V8 (400 hp) with a reputation for durability
- Available PRO-4X off-road package on 2024 and earlier models
- Factory warranty still applies to remaining 2024 inventory
The Verdict
With the Nissan Titan discontinued after 2024, the Ford F-150 is the obvious choice for buyers who want a truck that's still supported, improving, and easy to service for years to come. The F-150 also out-tows and out-hauls the Titan and offers powertrains — including a hybrid — the Titan never did. If you're cross-shopping these two, the F-150 is the future-proof pick. See it in Freeland, MI.
See the F-150 in person
Test drive the Ford F-150 at McDonald Ford in Freeland, MI — serving Saginaw, Midland, and Bay City.
F-150 vs Titan: FAQs
Is the Nissan Titan discontinued?
Yes. Nissan ended Titan production after the 2024 model year, so there is no 2025 or newer Titan. The Ford F-150 remains in production and continues to be updated.
Does the Ford F-150 tow more than the Nissan Titan?
Yes, by a wide margin. The 2025 F-150 tows up to 14,000 lbs, versus up to 9,290 lbs for the final 2024 Titan.
Why choose the F-150 over a leftover Titan?
The F-150 is still in production with strong resale, nationwide parts and service, more towing and payload, and modern powertrains including a hybrid. A discontinued model can be harder to service and may depreciate faster.
Where can I buy a Ford F-150 near me?
McDonald Ford in Freeland, MI keeps a deep F-150 inventory and serves Saginaw, Midland, and Bay City. Call 989-625-3157 or browse our new F-150 lineup online.
F-150 Inventory in Freeland, MI
Compare the Ford F-150 and Nissan Titan at McDonald Ford, 6790 Midland Road, Freeland, MI 48623.