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A half-ton V8 pickup built to haul your plans
Drive a Titan
A Nissan Titan truck rental puts a 5.6L V8 and 400 hp at your command in a half-ton full-size pickup. You're driving the final 2024 model year — the last of the line, and it still pulls its weight. Browse Titans alongside other Nissan rental cars on Turo.
On Turo, you book your Titan from a local vehicle owner and arrange pickup and drop-off that fit your plans. Choose your dates, compare trims, and claim the keys.
Titan specs
Horsepower
400 hp
Torque
413 lb-ft
Towing
9,290 lbs
Seats
Up to 6
Effortless V8 power and towing muscle
The Titan's 5.6L Endurance V8 makes 400 hp on premium fuel and 413 lb-ft of torque. A nine-speed automatic sends that power to the rear wheels or all four, depending on the truck. Properly equipped, the Titan tows up to 9,290 lbs — plenty of pull for your trailer or boat.
A cabin with room for the whole crew
The Titan seats up to six when it has the 40/20/40 front bench, so the whole crew rides together. Trucks with front bucket seats hold five, trading the middle spot for two individual seats up front. Check the listing photos to see which setup you're booking.
The crew cab layout gives the second row its own doors, so nobody climbs past a folded seat to get in. Load up kids, coworkers, or friends, then pile the gear in back. It's a pickup that doubles as a people mover — handy when your plans call for both.
A bed built for real cargo
Properly equipped, the Titan carries up to 1,710 lbs of payload, counting passengers and cargo. The crew cab's 5.5-ft bed (67 inches) swallows boxes, bikes, coolers, and weekend projects. Measure big items before you book so you know they'll fit.
On equipped trucks, the Utili-track system adds three bed rails and two movable cleats. Slide the cleats where you need them, then strap your load down so it stays put on the highway. Look for the Utility Package on SV and PRO-4X listings — it's standard on Platinum Reserve.
Stand out with a Titan
The Titan fits trips that call for room and muscle in the same truck. Book one for a home move, a trailer or boat tow, a weekend of hauling gear, or a road trip with space for six. Compare it with other pickup truck rentals on Turo and choose the trim that matches your plans.
Top Titan features
Final-year heritage
The Titan's run ended with the 2024 model year, so you're booking the last of the line. Nissan launched it for 2004, rolled out the second generation for 2016, and built it in Canton, Mississippi. Production wrapped in summer 2024.
That two-decade story gives the Titan a place of its own among full-size pickups. It's a truck on its way to modern-classic status — and a satisfying one to drive while you still can. Book one for a move or a long weekend, and you'll get behind the wheel of the final chapter of a Mississippi-built pickup.
Connected cabin tech
Every 2024 Titan comes with an eight-inch touchscreen, and some trucks have the available nine-inch screen. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard on all trims, so your maps, playlists, and podcasts follow you from phone to dash.
PRO-4X and Platinum Reserve trims add wireless CarPlay — no cable needed. Connect once, set your route, and keep your eyes on the road. Check the listing to confirm the trim and screen size before you book, especially if wireless phone pairing matters to you.
Standard Safety Shield 360
Nissan Safety Shield 360 comes standard on the 2024 Titan and bundles six driver-assist features:
Automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection
Blind spot warning
Rear cross traffic alert
Lane departure warning
High beam assist
Rear automatic braking
Together, they add an extra set of eyes on busy highways and in crowded parking lots — welcome help in a truck this size. They support your driving, so stay alert and keep your hands on the wheel.
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Get to know your Titan
The 2024 Titan comes in three trims: SV (including the SV Bronze Edition), PRO-4X, and Platinum Reserve. It's a half-ton full-size pickup, so it suits everyday hauling, towing, and family trips. The SV crew cab earns EPA ratings of 15 mpg city, 21 mpg highway, and 17 mpg combined.
Want a three-row SUV instead? Check out a Nissan Pathfinder rental.
Titan driving tips
Plan fuel stops, give yourself extra room, and stay within the truck's ratings. The Titan's 26-gallon tank helps on long drives, but a V8 drinks steadily — map out gas stations on remote highway stretches.
As a full-size pickup, the Titan runs long, so mind parking garages and tight lots. Keep passengers and cargo under the 1,710-lb payload rating and trailers under the 9,290-lb towing rating. Check the listing for hitch details before you hook up a trailer.
How much does it cost to rent a Titan?
Local vehicle owners set Titan prices, and rates vary by location, dates, and trim. Check the listings for current daily prices.
Need the truck longer? Many listings offer weekly and monthly discounts, and a long-term car rental lets you keep a Titan for a month or more.
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On the Turo car rental marketplace, you can rent the perfect car for wherever you’re going from a vibrant community of trusted hosts. Whether you're flying in from afar or looking for a car down the street, searching for a rugged truck or something smooth and swanky, Turo puts you in the driver's seat of an extraordinary selection of cars rented out by local hosts.Frequently asked questions about Titan rentals on Turo
What documents do you need to rent a Nissan Titan on Turo?
To rent a Nissan Titan on Turo, you need a valid driver's license. You also need to get approved to drive in the Turo app before your Titan trip.
What type of license do you need to drive a Titan?
You need a standard valid driver's license to drive a Titan booked on Turo.
How old do you need to be to rent a Titan on Turo?
Age minimums for a Nissan Titan rental vary by vehicle and location. Check the Titan listing and Turo's eligibility requirements before you book.
Do you need insurance to rent a Titan on Turo?
When you book a Titan on Turo, you choose a protection plan at checkout. Turo's help center has the details.
Are there discounts on Titan rentals?
Yes — many Titan listings offer weekly and monthly discounts. Check each Titan listing for its rates.
Can you rent a Titan long term?
Yes — monthly options are available for Titan rentals on Turo.
Do Titan rentals include unlimited mileage?
Some Titan listings include unlimited mileage. Check the mileage limit on each Titan listing before you book.
Can someone else drive the Titan I book?
Yes — guests can add drivers to a Titan trip in the Turo app.
Is the Nissan Titan still in production?
No — Nissan ended Titan production after the 2024 model year. You can still book a Titan on Turo from local vehicle owners.
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