2025 Nissan Armada First Drive Review: A SIX-FIGURE Nissan?!

[@robertoestebandiaz3610]

Excellent SUV, good renovation, greetings from Córdoba, Argentina

[@Trekgalaxi]

Will be $35k in 2 years, ill wait for it and get it then.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Dan, How can we call a luxury good expensive? Isn't the whole point to show others how much money you can blow on a rapidly depreciating asset? 🤔

[@LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD]

depreciating _liability_ "depreciating asset" is an oxymoron

[@stephenirby7653]

The Infinity AUTOGRAPH QX80 is far far a better purchase and will keep its value

[@Matucks]

I really wish Nissan included the Off-Road kit and the built in air-compressor in the rear where this power outlets are like the overseas PATROL, is that an option that might be available?

[@danilika9420]

No, it doesn’t look like we’ll see that stuff here, unfortunately.

[@rakhsiprayogo82]

This is Lost of Tug of War By Toyota Sequoia

[@bobbrown8361]

Every other review on the new Armada starts at well below 85k that he is mentioning, those must be Canadian prices, tops out at 83k it’s not cheap it’s just the category large SUV’s are in, including Chevy and gmc even the mid-size Totl Genesis Gv80 is over 80k just heard today Honda is looking into buying Nissan

[@FionatheFiend]

Really missed opportunity not putting a CVT in this. It's not a Nissan without a CVT.

[@orlandoalmonacid9068]

Nissan vale lo Que pesa es un Fierrazo

[@andrewgus8763]

Not 6-figures, it goes for $85K CAD. But honestly it’s not even worth $75K.

[@shiyue9799]

85K is just basic trim level, platinum or higher trim will hit around 95K before tax

[@danilika9420]

Looking at the two trims I drove in the video, the Pro-4X is $97K before tax, and the Platinum Reserve is $107K.

[@ITALYRS]

This is so stupid when Nissans are being priced 100k and its not a GTR

[@vertablue3803]

Well now they certainly have ugly down to a science!!!

[@youarerightboss]

Depreciating liability

[@stephenirby7653]

It certainly isn't very attractive is it.. The outside looks like a tin can on wheels