Ford F-150 vs Nissan Titan

Ford F-150 vs Nissan Titan: Towing Capacity

One of the biggest draws to a pickup truck is the ability to haul heavy cargo, including trailers, boats, and more. The Ford F-150 and Nissan Titan are two of the best at this. The Titan offers a maximum towing capacity of 9,310 pounds and a maximum payload of 1,690 pounds when properly equipped. While that is powerful, the F-150 is more capable.

The F-150 provides a best-in-class towing capacity of 14,000 pounds and a best-in-class payload of 3,325 pounds when properly configured. With six available engines in the Ford compared to one in the Nissan, your powertrain options are more plentiful.

F-150 vs Titan: Interior

Comfort and space are two words you might think of when it comes to your truck’s interior, and the F-150 and the Titan offer a lot. Cloth seating comes standard in both vehicles, but you can upgrade to leather surfaces. You can also keep warm in the coldest of temperatures with a heated steering wheel, available in both vehicles.

The F-150 stands out in terms of its interior in many ways, especially when it comes to spaciousness. Need to fire off a quick email from your truck or sign a few documents? An available Interior Work Surface can be used as a makeshift desk that can support large laptops and documents simultaneously. The Titan offers a similar feature by folding down the rear seatback; however, doing so means losing passenger space. You’re also unable to access this surface from the driver’s seat.

As far as passenger space goes, the F-150 beats the Titan, too. The F-150 provides 40.8 inches of front headroom and 43.9 inches of front legroom. Meanwhile, the Titan has 41 inches of front headroom and 41.8 inches of front legroom. In the second row, the F-150 offers 40.4 inches of headroom and up to 43.6 inches of legroom, while the Titan gets 40.4 inches of headroom and up to 38.5 inches of legroom.