Nissan Armada News
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Nissan has a Nismo-tuned Patrol and with any luck we'll see the Armada receive the same treatment.
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Preview: 2021 Nissan Armada arrives with fresh face, modern interior for $49,895Nissan has given its aging Armada a youthful look and some much-needed tech updates.
Viknesh Vijayenthiran -
Nissan's latest Patrol likely previews the 2021 Armada
A new look and new tech for the Nissan Patrol bodes well for updates on the related Armada sold in the U.S.
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Custom Nissan Armada Mountain Patrol wants to be the best overlanding SUV
Off-roading draws a dedicated following that pursues a variety of enthusiast avenues. Nissan wants to capitalize on that love affair and plans to show off a pretty wild Armada, but the brand wants fan input first. Next month, Nissan will unveil the Armada Mountain Patrol, which it hopes will be the...
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Nissan Armada Snow Patrol ready to tackle any frozen tundra
Nissan revived the Armada for the 2017 model year based on the global Patrol nameplate. At the Chicago Auto Show, the brand wants to show just how capable the SUV can be—especially in wintry conditions. Ahead of its debut in Chicago, Nissan revealed the Armada Snow Patrol, with an emphasis on...
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2018 Nissan Armada goes lux with Platinum Reserve trim
Nissan on Thursday unveiled the 2018 Armada Platinum Reserve at the 2017 Texas State Fair. The Platinum Reserve trim is the highest for the Armada and adds a number of features that brings the big SUV closer in spec to its Infiniti QX80 sibling. The list includes a dark chrome finish for the front...
Viknesh Vijayenthiran -
Nissan is the latest automaker to introduce a video-streaming rearview mirror, which the Japanese automaker is calling an Intelligent Rearview Mirror (I-RVM). We first saw the technology introduced by Cadillac on the 2016 CT6. What it is, essentially, is a traditional rearview mirror with an integrated high-definition, wide-angle LCD. You can easily switch between a conventional mirror and the video-streaming mirror at the push of a button. This important if you want to keep an eye on any kids in the rear, in a safe manner. When switched on, the LCD projects video filmed by a rear-facing...
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New Mitsubishi Montero could be developed alongside next Nissan Armada
Having successfully acquired Mitsubishi last fall, the newly minted Renault Nissan Mitsubishi Alliance is now drawing up a future product plan that will see closer integration of the three automakers’ respective lineups. The product plan is to be finalized by the end of March and is expected...
Viknesh Vijayenthiran -
2017 Nissan Armada priced from $45,395
Nissan has priced its 2017 Armada from a very reasonable $45,395, including destination. That’s a rise on the starting price of the previous Armada, which in its last year on the market listed from a little under $40k, but the new Armada is a much more substantial vehicle. Its pricing also...
Viknesh Vijayenthiran -
2017 Nissan Armada returns as rebadged Patrol
After a brief hiatus, Nissan’s full-size Armada SUV is making a return. The latest generation was unveiled today at the 2016 Chicago Auto Show. It's set to go on sale later this year, as a 2017 model. Importantly, it’s no longer related to Nissan’s Titan workhorse, though it still...
Viknesh Vijayenthiran -
Nissan Armada To Return As Rebadged Patrol?
Nissan is expected to return to the full-size SUV segment this year with a new Armada, the previous version of which bowed out of the market after the 2015 model year. It’s not clear what form the new Armada will take but there are rumors it may be a rebadged version of the Patrol sold...
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Unlikely Spokesperson Of The Week: Michael Vick For Nissan (Now, With Video)
In the world of celebrity endorsements, matching personalities to products is tricky business. First, there's the matter of tone. Jennifer Aniston and bland bottled water? Perfect. Ozzy Osbourne and faux butter? Hmmm. There's also the tricky matter of the celeb's lifestyle. Does the celebrity's...
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Large SUVs and minivans have fallen on the hardest of times in the industry's late downturn, and casualties of the recession mount daily. Today's trio in triage are the Infiniti QX56, Nissan Quest and Nissan Armada. Nissan today confirmed that it would be bringing U.S. production of the three large vehicles to an end by 2010. The vehicles are currently built in the U.S. at the Canton, Mississippi plant. Future models of the QX56 and Quest will be built in Japan, but the Armada's future remains in doubt. Similar news regarding the QX56 and Armada had been circulating as early as December of...
