Popular Mechanics knows a good truck. The competition must know, too, because after Titan's previous victory in Popular Mechanics Pickup Truck Comparison Test, all four competitors redesigned their full-size pickups. No matter – the Titan remained Popular Mechanics first full-size pickup choice for the second consecutive time. As the only truck tested featuring a push-button locking rear differential, Popular Mechanics drivers declared the 2007 Titan was "the best equipped for going off-road" and "the best in the dirt." But the praise didn't stop there. Outside, they proclaimed that Titan "has the most useful bed of the group." Inside, they called the Titan "roomy and comfortable." In fact, the Titan was so popular, it's no wonder testers fought for the privilege of driving it.

An ideal is defined as an excellent or perfect example. In AutoPacific's annual Ideal Vehicle Awards (IVA), owners rate their new 2007 model year cars and trucks by how closely they come to their ideal. And the large light-duty pickup that owners found the most ideal is none other than the Nissan Titan.

The Nissan Titan once again finished tops in the AutoPacific customer satisfaction survey. The Nissan Titan pickup was the highest-ranked large pickup (light-duty) in vehicle satisfaction in surveys from the past three years.

"Among the Lowest Depreciation Costs, Lowest Ownership Costs in its Class, Lowest Operating Costs in its Class, Highest Retained Value."