The Ford F-150 vs. Nissan Titan: A Clear Victor

Once again, the Ford F-150 finds itself contending for the top spot as the best performing truck in Alberta. While the Nissan Titan proves itself a worthy competitor, the answer is immediate at this point. The Ford F-150 reigns supreme in the battle for pickup truck dominance, and we haven’t even gotten into the comparison yet.

Why is that? If you read on, the evidence is as clear as day. In this latest addition to Kentwood Ford’s comparison, we’ll be taking a look at how the Ford F-150 excels when compared to the Nissan Titan.

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	2018 Ford F-150 XL 4×2 Regular Cab Styleside 8′ box 141″ WB	2018 Nissan Titan S 4×2 Single Cab 8′ box 139.8″ WB
MSRP	$31,349	$36,498
Engine	5.0L Ti-VCT V8	5.6-litre 32-valve Endurance® V8
Transmission	10-speed automatic	7-speed automatic
Engine Options	5	2
Fuel Efficiency City/Hwy/Combined (L/100km)	12.3/9.4/11	15.8/11.2/13.3
Horsepower (hp)	395 @ 5,750RPM	390 @ 5,800RPM
Torque (lb-ft)	400 @ 4,500RPM	394 @ 4,000RPM
Payload Capacity(kg)	1,061	866

Best-in-class towing capability

Performance

The Titan uses a slightly bigger 5.8L V8 engine with 32 valves with up to 395 horsepower. Meanwhile, the 5.0L Ti-VCT V8 on the F-150 still manages to produce 5-hp more with a smaller engine size, making it one of the more fuel-efficient out of the two.

As smooth on the highway as it is tough on the job

Fuel Efficiency

Speaking of saving more fuel, it’s fairly evident that the F-150 also excels when it comes to fuel consumption as well. Aside from having a smaller engine size, the EcoBoost technology allows for the F-150 to consume fuel at only 12.3L/100km in the city, and 9.4L/100 km on the highway. Again, the Titan’s 5.6L engine size requires more air and fuel to be pushed inside, making it harder to save on gas when it needs that much to power the engine.

Available Pro Trailer Backup Assist

Payload Capacity

The F-150’s strong aluminum build makes it lighter, less harsh on fuel, and durable enough to carry higher loads, while the Titan still opts out for galvanized steel/ aluminum compound. That’s why the F-150 still takes the lead in this category, with a superior payload capacity of 1,061 kg, compared to the Titan’s 866 kg.

Awesome 3.5L EcoBoost performance

Engine Options

The F-150 also excels not just in horsepower, but with the power of choice. Ford has up to 5 engine options available for you to add to your F-150, ranging from the 3.3L Ti-VCT V6, all the way to the most powerful, High-Output 3.5L EcoBoost®, which produces up to 450 horsepower and 510 lb-ft. of torque.

Want to learn more about what else the Ford F-150 has to offer? Contact Kentwood Ford today, or visit our website to learn everything you need to know. If you’re already interested, make sure to book a test drive ahead of time!

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