As Chrysler ponders building next Titan, Nissan seeks Plan B

The redesigned Nissan Titan, due in 2011, was supposed to be built by Chrysler. But Chrysler’s new Fiat leadership hasn’t decided whether to go ahead with that deal.

By:

Lindsay Chappell

August 24, 2009 05:00 AM

Nissan North America is exploring options in case Chrysler Group's new Fiat leadership decides not to go ahead with a deal to build Nissan Titan pickups off the full-sized Dodge Ram pickup in 2011.

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