2010 Nissan Armada - Consumer Opinions
Consumer Opinions from Around the Web
We have scoured the web for consumer reviews of this car and found the best ones for you to read. Found 52 reviews. This list is displayed in ranked order based the reviews we think are the best.| Ranking | Details |
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| #1 |
Best Value on the Market - Very Happy!Source: Edmunds
...We looked for a while at a lot of different vehicles and this was by far the best combination of size, engine, safety, style, luxury, towing capacity and amenities. |
| #2 |
Great SUV!Source: Cars.com...My wife simply liked the fact there was not a long hood on the thing. It performs well and is very comfortable and if you need to tow, this is the vehcile for you! Worst mpg was 13 and the best was 24 on a trip. The one thing I'm not impressed with are the brakes! The rotors warp and the only thing Nissan will do is turn the rotors down. The brakes they used for this are simply too small. Turning them down takes more surface away and in turn your back at the dealer complaining again. and yes, they'll turn them down again. All in all I would buy this vehicle again!"... |
| #3 |
Couldn't be more happy!Source: Edmunds
...The Armada has met our needs and surpassed them. It provides everything our growing family needs; space, comfort and reliability. |
| #4 |
Amazing SUV for the right CORRECT PRICESource: Edmunds
...We were looking for 2 years. Since GM and other USA car mgs were going BK..The Aramda (house on wheels) caught my eye at a routine stop at Nissan on my maxima. |
| #5 |
My second armadaSource: Edmunds
...This is my second armada i also owned a 2005 se i love |
| #6 |
2008 Nissan ArmadaSource: Cars.com
..."I needed a large SUV to pull my boat, take on vacations and to haul teenagers around town in. |
| #7 |
Bang for your Buck!Source: Edmunds
...I'm coming from a 2007 Nissan Pathfinder and decided to upgrade to a larger SUV. |
| #8 |
Awesome LARGE SUVSource: Edmunds
...I did a lot of looking and research on SUV's before buying. |
| #9 |
Best Big SUV PeriodSource: Edmunds
...My wife and I traded in our 2007 Armada SE for this 2009 model, and we haven't had a single regret. |
| #10 |
Armada 2010Source: Edmunds...Decided to trade in Murano as we wanted more room for traveling. We are very impressed with it and the luxury feel. You barely feel the road or bumps underneath you. While we know gas mileage won't be terrific, the space and ride this gives is far worth a little extra gas. It turns and corners more like a small car than the large SUV it is. I am amazed at the turning radius. All the extras it comes with are great. The satellite nav is awesome and we LOVE the additional voice control. The bluetooth works great and the sound is really clear.I would highly recommend this vehicle. Awesome!... |
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