Extra information
- Brand: NISSAN PICK UP
- Fuel: Petrol
- Colour: Blue
- Engine Size: 5600 cc
- Year: 2006
- Registered: 2006.12.31
- Last V5C Issue Date: 22 December 2016
Comments (5)
GTRJacko 2017-09-16 19:59:32 | #2
Oryx (2017-09-16 19:42:36)Oryx
Can't imagine there are many of these registered in the UK?
Can't imagine there are many of these registered in the UK?
American pick-ups are generally quite a popular import to the UK, having seen literally hundreds of F-150's and Dodge RAM's (despite the LHD - RHD thing), but this is the first Nissan Titan i have ever seen here. There are no official figures, but i'm guessing that there are less than 10 of these Titans in the UK.
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Oryx 2017-09-16 20:04:32 | #3
GTRJacko (2017-09-16 19:59:32)GTRJacko
Oryx
Can't imagine there are many of these registered in the UK?
American pick-ups are generally quite a popular import to the UK, having seen literally hundreds of F-150's and Dodge RAM's (despite the LHD - RHD thing), but this is the first Nissan Titan i have ever seen here. There are no official figures, but i'm guessing that there are less than 10 of these Titans in the UK.
Oryx
Can't imagine there are many of these registered in the UK?
American pick-ups are generally quite a popular import to the UK, having seen literally hundreds of F-150's and Dodge RAM's (despite the LHD - RHD thing), but this is the first Nissan Titan i have ever seen here. There are no official figures, but i'm guessing that there are less than 10 of these Titans in the UK.
Wow, Certainly a great spot then! I Travelled to Europe for approximately 6 months a couple years ago and the lack of large pickup trucks was certainly noteworthy. Although I did see a few F Series Fords and Dodge Rams, the Japanese trucks (Tundras and Titans in particular) seemed elusive. I did however eventually see a Toyota Tundra registered in Liechtenstein of all places. Wish I would have captured a picture.
Thanks for the info!
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GTRJacko 2017-09-16 22:35:29 | #4
Oryx (2017-09-16 20:04:32)Oryx
Wow, Certainly a great spot then! I Travelled to Europe for approximately 6 months a couple years ago and the lack of large pickup trucks was certainly noteworthy. Although I did see a few F Series Fords and Dodge Rams, the Japanese trucks (Tundras and Titans in particular) seemed elusive. I did however eventually see a Toyota Tundra registered in Liechtenstein of all places. Wish I would have captured a picture.
Thanks for the info!
Wow, Certainly a great spot then! I Travelled to Europe for approximately 6 months a couple years ago and the lack of large pickup trucks was certainly noteworthy. Although I did see a few F Series Fords and Dodge Rams, the Japanese trucks (Tundras and Titans in particular) seemed elusive. I did however eventually see a Toyota Tundra registered in Liechtenstein of all places. Wish I would have captured a picture.
Thanks for the info!
Thank you. In Europe, pick-up trucks are often used for commercial/utility purposes, and even then, we tend to get smaller pick-up trucks such as the Ford Ranger, Mitsubishi L200, Nissan Navara, VW Amorak etc., which are better suited for the smaller roads of Europe. People who do want to import pick-ups from the US, will generally opt for ones which are famous for being all 'American' pick-ups, like the Rams and F-series trucks, not considering the offerings from the Japanese manufacturers (even if they are built in the states too). I have seen a few Tundras in the UK, though they were imported and owned by US Army/Air Force Personnel, stationed in the UK. And no problem!
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Rhineland-Palatinate 2017-09-16 22:45:25 | #5
Oryx (2017-09-16 20:04:32)Oryx
Wow, Certainly a great spot then! I Travelled to Europe for approximately 6 months a couple years ago and the lack of large pickup trucks was certainly noteworthy. Although I did see a few F Series Fords and Dodge Rams, the Japanese trucks (Tundras and Titans in particular) seemed elusive. I did however eventually see a Toyota Tundra registered in Liechtenstein of all places. Wish I would have captured a picture.
Thanks for the info!
Wow, Certainly a great spot then! I Travelled to Europe for approximately 6 months a couple years ago and the lack of large pickup trucks was certainly noteworthy. Although I did see a few F Series Fords and Dodge Rams, the Japanese trucks (Tundras and Titans in particular) seemed elusive. I did however eventually see a Toyota Tundra registered in Liechtenstein of all places. Wish I would have captured a picture.
Thanks for the info!
Well, the Titan is extremely rare here in Europe...
The Tundra has become a bit more common in Germany and the Netherlands over the past few years, however they're still far from common.
A Liechtenstein-registered Tundra would be an absolutely magnificent spot here nonetheless
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