For 2020, both the regular and
high-performance titanium
models use
the same
He uses a
5.6-liter
V8
rated at 400 hp and 413 lb-ft.
The all-wheel-drive Pro-4X, paired with
a 9-speed automatic,
accelerates from 0 to 60
in 7.3
seconds.
Meanwhile, the Ford F-150 Raptor has a 3.5-liter
twin-turbo V6
rated at 450 hp
510 lb-ft. With a 10-speed automatic and
all-wheel drive, the car
driver
measured
him 5.1 seconds in
0-60 seconds.
So does the ¼ mile test.
The Ford
Raptor
finished
in 13.8
seconds
and the Nissan Titan in
15.6 seconds.
However,
when it comes to
braking and handling on
tarmac, the Titan Pro-4X is better.
In terms of off-road features, the two trucks are fairly equal
The Nissan Titan Pro-4X comes with Bilstein shocks, LED fog lights and headlights
a skid plate, tow hooks, some blacked-out trim, and General Grabber A/T tires, Autoweek reports.
It also has both an electronic-locking rear differential and a limited-slip differen
tial, Truck Trend reports
as well as hill-descent control and hill-start assist.
The Ford F-150 Raptor, though, comes with electronically-adjusting Fox shocks