appears dodge might supply nissan with the next generation titan.

http://www.leftlanenews.com/chrysler-nis...ize-pickup.html

Hmmmmm bummer

Good and bad mixed feelings... Parts will become cheaper, but you'll also be replacing more parts now that's being made in Mejico. Plus side, maybe Titan will come out with a SuperTitan featuring a Solid Axle in the Front.

Or maybe an X with a solid axles

a D30 front solid axle

Wonder if they'll discontinue the 5.6 and the nice trannies that go along with it.

Dodge can't seem to build a transmission that lasts anymore.

Solid fronts and durable rears does sound good. Maybe some real hardware will make it under the Gen 3 Xterra and Frontiers to replace the aluminum crap that's in there now.

D60s front and rear and a turbo diesel in an HD model would be nice, but that's about it.

craaaap

At first I was thinking this sucks but then I thought about the possibility of a 3rd Gen Xterra with Rubicon Axles....hmmm

I would rather see nissan team up with ford since they are atleast on the way up as far as reliability and features.

The rear axles are already VERY similar.

I had a Ram. Piece of Shit. All Mopar's are junk.

I kinda like mine.

I'd be surprised if Dodge doesn't go IFS within the next two years anyway. Xterra with a solid front? Hahaha, NEVER!

Dodge doesn't have anything that Nissan couldn't do better themselves...if they wanted to. I think Nissan has just kind of dropped the ball on the Titan, sadly. They came at it full speed, but they were too late to begin with and then they let it slip away.

Hey seamonkey.. It's been awhile!

I still look at the yellow ones on the road to see if it was mine. I think it went to Mexico.

Dodge half tons already are IFS and have been since 2002. Only the 2500 and 3500 trucks are SFA.

Now that Daimler doesn't own them anymore, the rush to make everything more carlike might slow a bit.

The 1500 mega-cabs 4x4's have a solid front axle too. They are on a 2500 chassis.

The Dodge D44 fronts are on national back order through Dana and the aftermarket. I couldn't keep them in stock and now I can't get more..what does that tell you about their solid front axle?

update:

http://www.leftlanenews.com/details-on-nissans-next-full-size-pick-up-revealed.html