Thanks Big 3... Signed, Titan XD

[jerem0621]

Just saw this during the CFB Championship and had to share.

Shoulders of Giants

Thanks!

Jeremiah

[45Ricochet]

He called the Ram a Dodge. I'm sure Fred Diaz had something to do with that :W

[GeoBoy]

Pretty cool video.

[Bionic_Man]

Nearly 500,000 views as of right now. They are getting some attention.

[jerem0621]

Chuck_thehammer wrote:
and Honda is bringing back the Ridgeline... died 2014...

That could be a very interesting offering from Honda. They kept a lot of the selling points of the original Ridgeline but made the truck look more like a truck. If they could put a diesel in that little truck they would have a real winner.

Thanks!

[JIMNLIN]

The front looks looks like a F150 Nissan.....but its still 100 percent better looking truck than the old robo cop looking Nissan trucks.

With no exhaust brake on the engine the tandem dual axle trailer with probably 20-22k lbs of braking performance was a wise choice.

With a advertised 11k+ tow rating and 2000 lb payloads the truck must have more than a 4k RAWR.
Anyone know GVWR and GAWR numbers ??

[v10superduty]

patriotgrunt wrote:
Smart strategy by Nissan. Instead of bashing popular domestic trucks, they give them respect so their loyal customers will not automatically go into defense mode. We'll see if the honey attracts more flies.

Agree with this.. ^^^^^
Nissan spend most of the ad time kinda building up the 3 current brands instead of bashing/challenging them.
Then just stroll in at end of ad and suggest; "we are part of your group now"

[Chuck_thehammer]

and Honda is bringing back the Ridgeline... died 2014...

[fla-gypsy]

patriotgrunt wrote:
Smart strategy by Nissan. Instead of bashing popular domestic trucks, they give them respect so their loyal customers will not automatically go into defense mode. We'll see if the honey attracts more flies.

I agree with that observation. In fact if they had went the other route they would have been serving up soft balls to the competition since their current offering is irrelevant in the truck world. What's puzzling is why they waited so long to make a move. Their sales of trucks are nearly non existant now and the market is very competitive. Paying respect to the competition was a good move if they plan to attract domestic truck buyers because that is what they will be judged against. If they have failed at any point in engineering or quality they will get killed.

[patriotgrunt]

Smart strategy by Nissan. Instead of bashing popular domestic trucks, they give them respect so their loyal customers will not automatically go into defense mode. We'll see if the honey attracts more flies.

[boshog]

They will need more than luck, they rank number 10 out of 11 in sales.

[fla-gypsy]

Good luck to them