The 2017 Nissan Titan single cab will start at $30,775

Nissan has finally released pricing for the plain and simple
Titan single cab pickup. The base-level Titan S with the 390-horsepower V8 starts at $30,775, and the
heavier-duty Titan XD S with the same engine begins at $32,285. That extra cost also nets a greater towing capacity of over 11,000 pounds. Opting for the
310-horsepower Cummins turbo-diesel V8 on the XD bumps up the price by a hefty $6,050 for a total of $38,335, but it also has 555 lb-ft of torque compared with the gas engine’s 394, and towing capacity increases to over 12,000 lbs.

All versions of the Titan single cab come with an 8-foot bed, Bluetooth phone integration, a rear-view monitoring system, spray-in bedliner, and a tow hitch. If you want much more, you’ll need to add some options, or move from the S trim to the SV trim. The latter adds a number of comfort and utility packages that include bed lighting, tie-down tracks, automatic headlights, running boards, and a seven-inch color screen among other things. Moving up to the SV trim will add $3,900 to both standard Titans and the Titan XD. Four-wheel-drive is also available on all models and trims, and will add another $3,030.

If you are looking for a Titan purely as a work vehicle, and have no need for extra passenger space, the single cab is by far the best deal. The cheapest crew cab Titan S starts at $35,975, over $5,000 more than the equivalent single cab. The single cab Titan also comes standard with a tow hitch and spray-in bedliner, which is an $800 option on the crew cab. The gap is a little closer when looking at the entry-level diesel Titan XD, but choosing the single cab will still save over $4,000.

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