Titan production up, as reported at Pickuptrucks.com. Economy slowly improving, NOW can we have new models Nissan?
Report:

After bottoming out last year, production of the Nissan Titan half-ton pickup appears headed for a significant rebound in 2010.

Nissan has built 10,886 Titans through May 08, 2010 vs. only 1,256 Titans during the same period a year earlier, according to North America car and truck production data reported by Automotive News.

Manufacturing has ramped up to meet growing demand from new truck buyers.

Nissan spokesman John Schilling says a healthier U.S. economy is likely responsible for helping reverse the Titan's sales skid, which fell 44 percent last year to only 19,042 units sold from 34,053 units in 2008.

"Yes, we are seeing more demand for Titan and [sales] are trending higher than last year," Schilling told PickupTrucks.com. "Production levels weren't as high [in 2009] as the demand simply wasn't there due to the economy. This year, Titan is up 27.8% through April. The [full-size] segment is up about 12.5%. The general overall improving economy seems to be driving this."

7,453 Titan pickups have been sold through April.

Incentives are helping move the metal too. Nissan is currently offering 0 percent financing for 60 months or up to $5,000 cash back on select Titans, including the rugged PRO-4X off-road model.

It was also reported that Nissan showed a profit last quarter. Compared to a sharp loss last year, this is encouraging news.

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2005 Titan KC SE, Helwig, True-Track, ARE MX Canopy

Good News !

That explains why it seems like I'm seeing more Titans on the road...