Titan

Titan comes out of the same St. James, Missouri plant that builds Riccar and Simplicity under the Tacony umbrella. The line's brief is value without disposability: keep the metal brush roll, the real bags, and the repairable chassis, and strip out the premium trim to hit a price most families can say yes to.

Because Titan shares engineering DNA with its sister brands, the machines behave the way dealer-built vacuums should — they come apart with standard tools, the parts are stocked, and a worn belt or brush roll is a quick shop visit rather than the end of the machine.

Titan fills the gap between the box-store aisle and our flagship lines. Customers who balk at a premium Riccar still deserve a machine that can be repaired in five years, and Titan gives them that at a noticeably lower price.

It's a common pick for rentals, first homes, and households that vacuum hard and often — strong carpet cleaning, simple controls, and nothing delicate to baby.