2020 Nissan Titan vs. 2020 Nissan Frontier

The Frontier is both smaller and more affordable than the Titan, mostly because it’s a mid-size truck instead of a full-size truck. However, 2020 is the final model year for this generation of the Nissan Frontier. In preparing for its 2021 overhaul the truck received a powerful powertrain upgrade that generates Best-in-Class horsepower. Take a look at the price and power specs in Nissan Frontier vs. Titan:

2020 Nissan Frontier

• $27,885 starting MSRP
• 310 hp
• 3.8-liter direct-injection V6

2020 Nissan Titan

• $36,190 starting MSRP
• 400 hp
•  5.6L V8

The 2020 Nissan Titan, when equipped with a bench seat instead of captain’s seats in the front, has a seating capacity of six, while the Nissan Frontier can seat 4-5 passengers. The Frontier has an interior that remains true to its work-truck roots, made with easy-to-clean materials and fuss-free instruments and technology.

This is the truck you can take fishing at the Lake of the Ozarks, or to the worksite without worry. The Nissan Titan offers an interior that’s geared more for comfort than utility. Here are some of the more elaborate features you’ll find inside the Nissan Titan:

• Smartphone connectivity with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• NissanConnect with Wi-Fi Hotspot
• Available climate-controlled front seats
• Available leather-appointed seats