#NissanArmada

Nissan might get a big injection of fresh SUV bulk.

Admit it, you kind of forgot about the Nissan Armada.

These are the largest (and in-charge-est) SUVs out there.

The full-size SUV is a very American vehicle. Unsurprisingly, the market is dominated by domestic players, GM being the biggest among them.

The flagship SUV is the first Nissan to adorn the new logo

SUVs and crossovers top the list, which could spell great deals if you’re in the market.

I don’t know why, but I rarely think about the Nissan Armada. As big, three-row SUVs go, it seems to be lost from general consciousness versus the ubiquitous domestic offerings used so frequently for ride-sharing apps.

Overlanding, which is essentially just off-roading to a destination and camping there, is all the rage right now.

The new Nissan Armada is a large, unapologetic, body-on-frame SUV that provides seating for up to eight people and a comfortable ride. But let’s take a look at what this SUV isn’t to really see how it has evolved. 

Nissan’s “all-new” 2017 Armada SUV isn’t exactly all new. Let me explain.

The folks at Nissan have just unveiled all-new Armada SUV on the eve of the Chicago Auto Show.

Nissan has announced pricing for the 2015 Armada full-size SUV.

An attractive price tag doesn’t always mean you’re getting a good deal for your money. That’s especially the case when you’re shopping for a car and you have to take into account its depreciation, cost of maintenance and even how much it’ll run you each time you have to fill up the gas tank.

For the second year in a row, Consumer Reports recognized the Toyota Prius as the best value per dollar. 

With the growing crossover segment, the Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) market is slowly dying. Still, it’s got life in it yet and no cute-ute can replace the pure utility of a go anywhere, do anything body-on-frame Sport Utility Vehicle.