2026 Nissan Armada
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Features We Love

The Nissan Armada received a full redesign in 2025

  • Car Seat Flexibility: Improved car seat setup with tilt feature and lower anchors in the second row.
  • Comfortable Seating: Spacious and comfortable seating across all rows.
  • Tech Features: Modern infotainment system with wireless charging and multiple USB ports.
Car Mom Review

The Exterior

The 3rd generation Nissan Armada has a tough exterior design that looks and feels very similar to other full-size SUVs, although it lacks an extended wheelbase option. Its sleek lines and modern features give it a commanding presence, but it doesn't break any new ground in terms of innovation. The car’s size provides great space for passengers, making it comparable to models like the Expedition and Tahoe. The Armada's exterior is enhanced by its large alloy wheels and a refined front end, but its overall style is more functional than flashy. While it's not revolutionary, the Armada's exterior is certainly stylish and well-suited for families who prioritize space and comfort over cutting-edge design.

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First Row

The Armada’s interior is modern and luxurious, featuring a sleek command center with easy-to-use climate controls, heated and ventilated seats, and a heated steering wheel. The materials feel high-end, with soft-touch surfaces and a faux leather look that resists fingerprints well. The dashboard layout is clean and user-friendly, with controls that are easy to reach and operate. There’s a panoramic sunroof and a heads-up display that adds to the modern feel. The center console is a bit small for the size of the car but includes a wireless charging pad and two USB-C ports.

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Second Row

The improved second row of the 3rd generation Nissan Armada is designed with families in mind, offering great legroom and flexibility. Even when the seats are pushed all the way back, there’s great space for passengers. The seats are on tracks, allowing you to adjust them for more space in either the second or third row—a feature not all competitors offer. This flexibility is particularly useful for families who need to balance passenger comfort with cargo space.

One of the most exciting updates is that the Armada now includes a car seat tilt feature, making it easier to access the third row with car seats installed. This is a game changer for larger families looking to have a car that grows with their family.

The second row can be configured with either captain’s chairs or a bench seat, depending on the trim level. As for the car seat setup, it is significantly improved from previous models, with lower anchors and tether anchors in both seats. This flexibility makes it a standout option for parents juggling multiple car seats.

Additionally, the seats are heated in higher trims, and there are multiple USB-C ports for device charging. Ceiling vents provide additional comfort, although the lack of sunshades is one of my only complaints.

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Third Row

The third row of the Nissan Armada is surprisingly comfortable, offering decent head and knee clearance even for taller passengers. This makes it a great spot for kids or shorter adults. However, there are a few things to consider for families:

  • LATCH Setup: The third row includes three tether anchors across the back, but only one set of lower LATCH anchors is available, located behind the passenger seat. This means you can install a car seat securely, but options are limited compared to the second row.
  • Non-Removable Headrests: The non-removable headrests on the outboard seats can complicate car seat installations. This might require some extra planning when choosing car seats that fit well with these headrests.
  • Comfort Features: There are ceiling vents and charging ports available, which is a nice touch for keeping everyone comfortable during long trips.

Overall, the third row is a great option for families who need extra seating, but it could benefit from more flexible car seat installations and additional storage solutions.

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Trunk

The trunk space behind the third row is limited, with only about 20.4 cubic feet available. This is enough for a few small bags or backpacks but not ideal for larger hauls or a ton of sports gear. Folding the third row flat increases the cargo area to 56.3 cubic feet, and removing or folding both the second and third rows provides an impressive 97.1 cubic feet of space. However, this setup leaves the cabin unprotected from loose items, which can become projectiles in an accident.

If you plan to use the Armada for hauling gear frequently, it’s safer to opt for a bench seat configuration and keep the third row in place. This creates a barrier between the trunk and the cabin, protecting passengers from loose items.

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Safety

The 3rd generation Nissan Armada is ideal for families who want the comfort and space of a full-size SUV but don’t need an extended wheelbase. It’s perfect for carrying older passengers or those who don’t require massive trunk space. While it has its limitations, the Armada offers a luxurious feel and improved family-friendly features that make it a solid choice in the full-size SUV market.

2026 Nissan Armada Wrap-Up

Overall, the Nissan Armada is a great option for families looking for a comfortable, full-size SUV with modern amenities. While it may not excel in trunk space, its updated interior and enhanced car seat setup make it a contender in its class. If you’re considering this as your next family car, I highly recommend taking it for a test drive.

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32 Reviews

Exterior Styling
3.2
Performance
4.1
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
3.8
Second Row Comfort
4.5
Third Row Comfort
3.6
Reliability Score
4.6 /5
82%
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Cameron H

Mom of
1
1
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drives a
2022 Nissan Armada
September 23, 2026
3.0
stars
•
Test-Drove
•
2022
Nissan
Armada

The battery has died too many times to count! It has been to the dealership a dozen or more times and they’ve never been able to identify the problem. I know other moms who had this car with the same problem!

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
1.0
Technology
1.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Sierra Aparicio

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2026 Nissan Armada
September 23, 2026
4.8
stars
•
Owned
•
2026
Nissan
Armada

As a mom of two (one rear facing and one foward) I LOVE the 2026 Armada PRO 4x. We drive on country roads and in various weather conditions. The spaciousness is unmatched (previously had a highlander). We often have a 5'10" adult in the third row. I get a ton of compliments on the exterior. The technology is as good as it gets without being overwhelming. Can't beat this top safety pick!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
4.5
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Justin Burgess

Parent of
3
3
•
drives a
2026 Nissan Armada
September 21, 2026
4.5
stars
•
Owned
•
2026
Nissan
Armada

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
3.5
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Jessica Dolle

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2026 Nissan Armada
September 21, 2026
4.7
stars
•
Owned
•
2026
Nissan
Armada

Love the styling inside and outside of this car. It handles and drives really well considering how big it is. It parks and turns really well. My only complaint is there are not a lot of cup holders or storage areas in this car compared to other cars I have owned. The car fits my family very well and has plenty of room for adult passengers in the back rows as well as a forward facing, bulky Britax carseat. My daughter's legs are not smashed behind the driver's seat when my husband is driving which was a previous complaint of hers in my previous vehicle. Gas mileage is decent especially when driving in Eco mode.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
5.0
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Lee Hill

Mom of
3
3
•
drives a
2021 Nissan Armada
September 21, 2026
4.0
stars
•
Owned
•
2021
Nissan
Armada

People love to hate her but I love my car! She’s great looking, tows like a beast, extremely comfortable, and spacious for tall drivers and passengers. I have the bench, and have one RF in a Joie Chili Spin, one in a Graco booster, and one in a regular seat. It’s snug but not uncomfortable. The 3rd row is tight for anyone over 4ft lol but my kids still love it back there. TONS of trunk space with the 3rd row down, I can fit 27 bags of grain and bedding for my farm with a bit of room to spare. It’s not the most spacious with the 3rd row up but imo it’s not any worse than a Tahoe that we rented. My uppababy CRUZ fits fine along with a couple of average size bags. The tech isn’t super flashy but it’s plenty for me and the cameras are far clearer than my husbands 2025 F350. She tows my oversize 2H trailer well and is super comfy for road trips. I average 15mpg which isn’t great but expected for a full size SUV / V8 engine. There’s not much console storage and she lacks cup holders but the ceiling vents are 10/10 for RF kiddos and dogs. It handles extremely well in all weather types, and on/off paved roads. She’s not perfect but I think she’s totally underrated!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
Third Row Comfort
2.5
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Cristina McCrary

Mom of
1
1
•
drives a
2026 Nissan Armada
September 20, 2026
4.8
stars
•
Owned
•
2026
Nissan
Armada

Okay, I love this car. Like… she’s pretty, she’s classy, and she makes me feel like I have my life together even when I absolutely do not. The Armada is beautiful, incredibly comfortable, spacious, has tons of tech, and feels SO safe. The ride is smooth, the seats are comfy, and I love the elevated, luxurious feel without driving a giant “mom bus.” Now for the mom truth: the third row is not my favorite. Coming from a Kia Carnival, the Armada’s third row is definitely less functional and less kid-friendly. If you regularly haul a bunch of people, you’ll notice the difference. But if your third row is more of an “emergency seating situation” than an everyday requirement, I think this SUV is fantastic. Basically: If you need a true people-mover, keep looking. If you want a gorgeous, comfortable, classy SUV with a third row you’ll use occasionally… I’m obsessed. ❤️ And yes, I realize I’m emotionally attached to my vehicle now. 😂

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
3.5
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Sara Lopez

Mom of
1
1
•
drives a
2022 Nissan Armada
September 18, 2026
2.8
stars
•
Owned
•
2022
Nissan
Armada

The car drives fine and fits a lot. My main issue is the technology. It is so clunky and the car is always beeping at you even when you are super far away from anything. It beeps if something is front of you even when in reverse. Sometimes CarPlay does work and you have to turn the car off and back on. If someone gets out of the car it won’t stop beeping even if no one is sitting there. You have to clip the seatbelt or restart the car. Seats are comfy and the drive is ok. It just won’t stop beeping at you all the time. The only thing that was good was that it was 25k less than a Tahoe for the same year and mileage. It was worth the clunky to save that much money and have a large car for college move ins.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
3.0
Technology
1.0
Interior Design
2.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Karen Smith

Mom of
3
3
September 18, 2026
4.8
stars
•
Owned
•
2025
Nissan
Armada

My only negative is the gas mileage but as far as comfort/looks/performance it’s all been amazing for our family so far. I have the bench set up which was hard to find but I’m so glad I waited. I have 3 car seats across and no issues. Car seat tilt with my forward facing graco makes getting kids’ friends into the 3rd row very easy. 3rd row has ceiling vents too. All in all we’ve had this car a year but love it so far!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
4.0
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Overall Rating
4.0
Exterior Styling
3.2
Performance
3.2
Technology
3.2
Interior Design
3.2
Second Row Comfort
3.2
Third Row Comfort
3.2
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Cameron H

Mom of
1
1
•
drives a
2022 Nissan Armada
September 23, 2026
3.0
stars
•
Test-Drove
•
2022
Nissan
Armada

The battery has died too many times to count! It has been to the dealership a dozen or more times and they’ve never been able to identify the problem. I know other moms who had this car with the same problem!

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
1.0
Technology
1.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Sierra Aparicio

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2026 Nissan Armada
September 23, 2026
4.8
stars
•
Owned
•
2026
Nissan
Armada

As a mom of two (one rear facing and one foward) I LOVE the 2026 Armada PRO 4x. We drive on country roads and in various weather conditions. The spaciousness is unmatched (previously had a highlander). We often have a 5'10" adult in the third row. I get a ton of compliments on the exterior. The technology is as good as it gets without being overwhelming. Can't beat this top safety pick!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
4.5
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Justin Burgess

parent of
3
3
•
drives a
2026 Nissan Armada
September 21, 2026
4.5
stars
•
Owned
•
2026
Nissan
Armada

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
3.5
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Jessica Dolle

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2026 Nissan Armada
September 21, 2026
4.7
stars
•
Owned
•
2026
Nissan
Armada

Love the styling inside and outside of this car. It handles and drives really well considering how big it is. It parks and turns really well. My only complaint is there are not a lot of cup holders or storage areas in this car compared to other cars I have owned. The car fits my family very well and has plenty of room for adult passengers in the back rows as well as a forward facing, bulky Britax carseat. My daughter's legs are not smashed behind the driver's seat when my husband is driving which was a previous complaint of hers in my previous vehicle. Gas mileage is decent especially when driving in Eco mode.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
5.0
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Lee Hill

Mom of
3
3
•
drives a
2021 Nissan Armada
September 21, 2026
4.0
stars
•
Owned
•
2021
Nissan
Armada

People love to hate her but I love my car! She’s great looking, tows like a beast, extremely comfortable, and spacious for tall drivers and passengers. I have the bench, and have one RF in a Joie Chili Spin, one in a Graco booster, and one in a regular seat. It’s snug but not uncomfortable. The 3rd row is tight for anyone over 4ft lol but my kids still love it back there. TONS of trunk space with the 3rd row down, I can fit 27 bags of grain and bedding for my farm with a bit of room to spare. It’s not the most spacious with the 3rd row up but imo it’s not any worse than a Tahoe that we rented. My uppababy CRUZ fits fine along with a couple of average size bags. The tech isn’t super flashy but it’s plenty for me and the cameras are far clearer than my husbands 2025 F350. She tows my oversize 2H trailer well and is super comfy for road trips. I average 15mpg which isn’t great but expected for a full size SUV / V8 engine. There’s not much console storage and she lacks cup holders but the ceiling vents are 10/10 for RF kiddos and dogs. It handles extremely well in all weather types, and on/off paved roads. She’s not perfect but I think she’s totally underrated!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
Third Row Comfort
2.5
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Cristina McCrary

Mom of
1
1
•
drives a
2026 Nissan Armada
September 20, 2026
4.8
stars
•
Owned
•
2026
Nissan
Armada

Okay, I love this car. Like… she’s pretty, she’s classy, and she makes me feel like I have my life together even when I absolutely do not. The Armada is beautiful, incredibly comfortable, spacious, has tons of tech, and feels SO safe. The ride is smooth, the seats are comfy, and I love the elevated, luxurious feel without driving a giant “mom bus.” Now for the mom truth: the third row is not my favorite. Coming from a Kia Carnival, the Armada’s third row is definitely less functional and less kid-friendly. If you regularly haul a bunch of people, you’ll notice the difference. But if your third row is more of an “emergency seating situation” than an everyday requirement, I think this SUV is fantastic. Basically: If you need a true people-mover, keep looking. If you want a gorgeous, comfortable, classy SUV with a third row you’ll use occasionally… I’m obsessed. ❤️ And yes, I realize I’m emotionally attached to my vehicle now. 😂

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
3.5
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Sara Lopez

Mom of
1
1
•
drives a
2022 Nissan Armada
September 18, 2026
2.8
stars
•
Owned
•
2022
Nissan
Armada

The car drives fine and fits a lot. My main issue is the technology. It is so clunky and the car is always beeping at you even when you are super far away from anything. It beeps if something is front of you even when in reverse. Sometimes CarPlay does work and you have to turn the car off and back on. If someone gets out of the car it won’t stop beeping even if no one is sitting there. You have to clip the seatbelt or restart the car. Seats are comfy and the drive is ok. It just won’t stop beeping at you all the time. The only thing that was good was that it was 25k less than a Tahoe for the same year and mileage. It was worth the clunky to save that much money and have a large car for college move ins.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
3.0
Technology
1.0
Interior Design
2.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Karen Smith

Mom of
3
3
September 18, 2026
4.8
stars
•
Owned
•
2025
Nissan
Armada

My only negative is the gas mileage but as far as comfort/looks/performance it’s all been amazing for our family so far. I have the bench set up which was hard to find but I’m so glad I waited. I have 3 car seats across and no issues. Car seat tilt with my forward facing graco makes getting kids’ friends into the 3rd row very easy. 3rd row has ceiling vents too. All in all we’ve had this car a year but love it so far!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
4.0
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Serena Hokuf

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2022 Nissan Armada
September 18, 2026
4.8
stars
•
Owned
•
2022
Nissan
Armada

We love our car! It worked great for our family. It only gives us troubles when we have family visiting as then we need to use the 3rd row with the car seats in the second row. We have a bucket seat set up with a console between the seats in the second row. Since there isn’t a car seat tilt, it makes it very hard for anyone over 25 to get into the 3rd row.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Aby Howard

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2023 Nissan Armada
September 17, 2026
4.4
stars
•
Test-Drove
•
2023
Nissan
Armada

I like the platinum package. But we have 2 car seats in the second row captain seats and the only downfall is the console in the middle the seats. Since we have 2 car seats installed in the captain chairs we can’t fold the seats down to access the 3rd row so if someone is needing to ride in the 3rd row they have to jump/climb over that middle console of the captain seats. And I have had to jump back there and it is not easy for an adult lol.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
4.0
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Maydelis Pena

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2026 Tesla Model Y
September 17, 2026
3.5
stars
•
Owned
•
2025
Nissan
Armada

My husband got me this car November 2025 as a birthday present because it had always been my dream car since I was a teenager Well, I was sad to be underwhelmed by this 85k car. I had the SL trim and it was nowhere near as fancy in technology as my 2023 Palisade was. Needless to say I didn’t even lasted a year with the car.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
3.0
Technology
1.0
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
4.0
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Brieann Backes

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2021 Nissan Armada
September 17, 2026
3.8
stars
•
Owned
•
2021
Nissan
Armada

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
Third Row Comfort
1.5
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Jessica Conder

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2023 Toyota Highlander
September 17, 2026
3.8
stars
•
Owned
•
2021
Nissan
Armada

This vehicle started giving me major transmission issues after it hit 100,000 miles. The kids always said the third row was absolutely awful to sit in. As a driver, I loved it the whole time I had it except for, of course, when it started giving me issues.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
2.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Kate Baker

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2023 Nissan Armada
September 17, 2026
3.6
stars
•
Owned
•
2023
Nissan
Armada

I love the armada for what it’s worth. We have two kids 6&5. It’s great for the big car feeling if you want/like that. Not great gas mileage, but not a concern to us because we don’t have to drive much day to day. A negative i have found is spacing for boosters and car seats. When we have cousins packed in it’s hard to get everyone buckled with spacing of booster seats. Definitely wish we had the new model- but got a great deal on this one and hoping to drive it for the next 5-6 years!

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.0
Third Row Comfort
3.0
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Brittney Alsobrook

Mom of
3
3
•
drives a
2024 Nissan Armada
September 17, 2026
3.9
stars
•
Owned
•
2024
Nissan
Armada

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
Third Row Comfort
3.5
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Leann Brown

Mom of
3
3
September 17, 2026
4.2
stars
•
Owned
•
2025
Nissan
Armada

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
3.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
4.0
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Whitney Dickinson

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2023 Nissan Armada
September 17, 2026
4.4
stars
•
Owned
•
2023
Nissan
Armada

I’ve loved my Nissan Armada! However, I’ve questioned if I need a car this big, when I could probably get a bigger trunk space in a mid-size SUV and only have two children. This car has been very reliable for us though and I’ve enjoyed having it! My husband is tall and he also enjoys driving it since it’s a bigger vehicle.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
4.5
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Anna Hanks

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2024 Nissan Armada
September 13, 2026
4.5
stars
•
Owned
•
2024
Nissan
Armada

I know the Armada isn’t for everyone, but we absolutely LOVE ours. If you like driving a bigger vehicle or want the feel of a truck with a V8 engine, need something with towing capacity, and need a spacious setup for your kids, without spending the crazy $65k+ price tag on a Tahoe, this is it. We went with the lowest trim on the 24 so I could get the bench seat and you can easily fit 3 across. The third row is definitely small & limited on legroom, suited for children. For our two toddlers, it is great! Trunk room is spacious with the 3rd row down- haven’t needed the trunk space with it up yet. The ride is so smooth and the seats are incredibly comfortable. One thing I don’t love is that the bench seats cannot be adjusted or “slid” back like most mid-size SUVs with captains chairs, but that was something that wasn’t a deal breaker for me. Gas mileage isn’t ideal, but we really wanted it to be able to have a second vehicle with towing capabilities for our boat/camper. I preferred the Armada over the tighter/smaller feel of the Telluride, Pilot, etc. I love it more everyday! P.S. I know they’re not your favorite Kelly, but some of us do love them! 🤣

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
3.0
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Anna Hanks

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2024 Nissan Armada
September 13, 2026
4.5
stars
•
Owned
•
2024
Nissan
Armada

I know the Armada isn’t for everyone, but we absolutely LOVE ours. If you like driving a bigger vehicle or want the feel of a truck with a V8 engine, need something with towing capacity, and need a spacious setup for your kids, without spending the crazy $65k+ price tag on a Tahoe, this is it. We went with the lowest trim on the 24 so I could get the bench seat and you can easily fit 3 across. The third row is definitely small & limited on legroom, suited for children. For our two toddlers, it is great! Trunk room is spacious with the 3rd row down- haven’t needed the trunk space with it up yet. The ride is so smooth and the seats are incredibly comfortable. One thing I don’t love is that the bench seats cannot be adjusted or “slid” back like most mid-size SUVs with captains chairs, but that was something that wasn’t a deal breaker for me. Gas mileage isn’t ideal, but we really wanted it to be able to have a second vehicle with towing capabilities for our boat/camper. I preferred the Armada over the tighter/smaller feel of the Telluride, Pilot, etc. I love it more everyday! P.S. I know they’re not your favorite Kelly, but some of us do love them! 🤣

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
3.0
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Karen Benson

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2024 Rivian R1S
September 11, 2026
4.2
stars
•
Owned
•
2021
Nissan
Armada

We wanted a full size SUV without the Tahoe price. This felt luxurious (had the platinum trim) and had great performance in town and on highways. We grew with this car - from infant seats, to convertables, to boosters and all fit fantastically. It had decent storage with the 3rd row in use (plenty for family of 4 roadtrips). My only complaint was that the front sensors would beep when driving in snow.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
2.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
5.0
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Nicole Scales

Mom of
3
3
•
drives a
2025 Nissan Armada
September 11, 2026
4.6
stars
•
Owned
•
2025
Nissan
Armada

I had an Expedition previously and loved the functionality but had SO many mechanical issues. It was in the shop one too many times, so we traded it in and I was very nervous nothing would compare! We've been pleasantly surprised and my husband and I both love my Armada SO much! We're not even 5 months in, but so far no issues and the only complaint has been from my kids as passengers in the second row. No one really wants the middle seat in the second row. But it feels roomier to us than my 2019 Expedition did and is so much prettier inside, the tech is great. Drives beautifully and turns heads when I pull into places since it sort of looks like a Range Rover and people have not seen them much at this point!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
3.5
Third Row Comfort
4.0
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Sara Cowles

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2023 Nissan Armada
September 11, 2026
4.2
stars
•
Owned
•
2023
Nissan
Armada

For a family of 4 this is a great full size SUV. 3rd row is an option if we are carting around extra kids, but if we needed to regularly utilize the 3rd row for our immediate family, it would not work. The trunk space is very small if the 3rd row is up. It is comfortable to drive/ride in. I test drove some other larger SUVs that felt more like a truck whereas the Armada doesn't. It beeps or buzzes over everything. I know those are safety features but they are excessive. The back up camera is great. I have the top trim and the heated seats/steering wheel are so nice.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
Third Row Comfort
3.0
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Jill Caruso

Mom of
3
3
•
drives a
2021 Nissan Armada
September 10, 2026
3.5
stars
•
Owned
•
2021
Nissan
Armada

I like the way the car looks, and although I don’t like the gas mileage, I knew that part going in. What I didn’t know going in is that the radio would be so glitchy it would have to be replaced, two of the four power door locks would eventually stop working, the window washer sensor would quit working, and the battery would die prematurely thanks to the “smart alternator.” The first and second rows are spacious and comfortable, but the third row and trunk are pretty worthless. My kids literally fight over who has to sit in the third row because they all hate it. First of all it’s small and uncomfortable with very little leg room, and there are also no charging ports back there, so we have to take a long one from the front or second row and snake it back there. I also hate having friends come and sit in the middle of the third row because there’s no head rest for safety back there. Now that one kid is off to college, though, and most of the time there are just two kids home, it’s not as much of an issue, but we still have everyone for vacations and some other trips, and the space and set-up for having 3 or more “big kids” is less than ideal. I’m also very annoyed that the power locks stopped working shortly after the warranty went out as did the window washer fluid sensor. The glitchy radio was replaced under warranty, and is still occasionally glitchy, but much better than the first radio was. I will have this car until it dies though, because that’s what we do, so just going to li with those things. It’s still a nice car, but I wouldn’t recommend it for more than 2 kids, and also wouldn’t recommend it because of the problems we’ve had.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Lacie Jones

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2022 Nissan Armada
September 10, 2026
4.3
stars
•
Owned
•
2022
Nissan
Armada

The bucket seats in the second row with a console between has been convenient when I only have my 2 kids. However, I often have at least one extra child riding with us, so I have to put at least one seat up in the third row. There’s very little storage for loose things in the front row (keys, wallet, chapstick, etc.). This has been my biggest complaint. Even just a small cubby to put things in would be so nice. Overall, I love the exterior style, but I am one of MANY in the car rider line at school. :)

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
2.5
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Marianne Petty

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2021 Nissan Armada
September 10, 2026
4.5
stars
•
Owned
•
2021
Nissan
Armada

The gear shift always was loud and clunky going in reverse if on any incline or hill. Then our transmission went out. Could only go forward no reverse. That was after about 4.5 yrs. Otherwise we like the suv. It’s big! Rides nice and high up but a challenge to park, especially in parking garages. No CD or DVD player is a bummer. We really missed that after having a Nissan Quest with DVD and CD player. Looks really classy. Great for road trips. Not as great on gas mileage but a good ride.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
4.0
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Ashley Meier

Mom of
3
3
•
drives a
2026 Nissan Armada
September 10, 2026
5.0
stars
•
Owned
•
2025
Nissan
Armada

I love this car! I wanted something full-sized that was a little different. Lots of tahoes, wagoneers, and expeditions where I live ☺️ It doesn’t feel difficult to drive/park like other full sized ones I’ve driven, but the cargo space feels like it! Bench middle row is the way to go. It’s wide enough for my 3 older kids to sit in the for short drives to school or church, but having the 3rd row for longer drives or for carrying extra passengers is so convenient! Not a huge trunk, but it works for what I need. Drive is smooth and I love the tech and dash.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
5.0
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Kelly Dabel

Mom of
3
3
•
drives a
2022 Ford Bronco
September 10, 2026
3.5
stars
•
Passenger
•
2021
Nissan
Armada

Nice ride for front and middle row. Third row is so small and cramped. Trunk space feels like it's six inches deep. You could put the third row down to increase trunk space but why drive such a beast of a car and not use the third row. Does work for towing small boats and trailers. Good clearance for driving through snow and dirt roads.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
2.5
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Kailee Mallory

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2024 Chevrolet Tahoe
September 10, 2026
3.3
stars
•
Owned
•
2021
Nissan
Armada

My Armada was an okay vehicle overall. It had all the bells and whistles, although some of the technology felt a little dated. The fuel mileage was less than desirable, but it made up for that with its spacious interior and comfortable third-row seating. It was my first three-row SUV and served its purpose well. It provided plenty of room for passengers and cargo, making it a practical choice for my needs at the time.

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
3.5
Technology
2.5
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
3.5
Third Row Comfort
3.5
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Meghan Caruthers

Mom of
2
2
•
drives a
2024 Gmc Yukon XL
September 10, 2026
3.2
stars
•
Owned
•
2022
Nissan
Armada

The car drove well... but the captain seats had a console in the middle which made it very inconvenient and uncomfortable to get to the third row.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
2.0
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Larkin Simpson

Mom of
1
1
•
drives a
2022 Volkswagen Atlas
September 10, 2026
3.3
stars
•
Passenger
•
2024
Nissan
Armada

While a great LARGE SUV, the benefits do not outweigh, in my opinion. The second row has captains chairs but the console between does not come out. With kids in the second and third row and no car seat tilt, it’s hard for kids to get in the back without going over console with dirty shoes. When third row is up, there is hardly any trunk space. Large, stylish SUV, but impractical for 3+ kids.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
2.5
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
3.0
Third Row Comfort
3.0
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Jaelynn Tomlinson

Mom of
1
1
September 10, 2026
3.8
stars
•
Passenger
•
2025
Nissan
Armada

I was a passenger in the Armada and felt that the interior tech was nice and seats are comfortable. The front hood feels very big and makes the vehicle almost seem clunky to me. It’s large on the outside, but lacks on interior space behind the 3rd row, and speaking of the 3rd row, it’s much smaller than other options out there.

Exterior Styling
3.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
Third Row Comfort
3.0
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Melissa Mahaffey

Mom of
3
3
September 10, 2026
3.0
stars
•
Owned
•
2021
Nissan
Armada

I wanted to like this car so badly, but I think for families that have 2+ kids in car seats this car just does not work. The full-size SUV market is so competitive, and I just cannot justify the price of this vehicle in comparison to what the competitors offer. When you have multiple car seats in the second row, it makes access to the third row more difficult, which sort of defeats the purpose of a third row. A lot of the features that are generally included in larger family vehicles are lost in this model. Do yourself a favor: if you are planning on having more than one child in a car seat anytime in the near future, opt for a competitor.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
3.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
2.0
Second Row Comfort
3.0
Third Row Comfort
2.0
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Julie Lewis

Mom of
0
0
•
drives a
2025 Nissan Armada
September 10, 2026
4.6
stars
•
Owned
•
2025
Nissan
Armada

I really like this car for what I paid. I bought with the bench in second row per the car mom. While I have four grown kids I drive my nieces and nephew around. I bought the car based on price since body style and engine were changing and compared to Tahoe, which I had for 10 years, the Armada was a good deal. Our family overall really likes this car. The bench seat is the way to go.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
Third Row Comfort
4.0
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Katie Taschler

Mom of
1
1
•
drives a
2025 Nissan Armada
September 10, 2026
4.3
stars
•
Owned
•
2025
Nissan
Armada

I love this car besides some of the technology glitches pretty often (screen freezes, phone calls don’t always work on CarPlay) but drives so well! I only have one child in a high back booster but the middle row is extremely roomy for any passengers!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
4.0
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Gen Kiesewetter

Mom of
3
3
•
drives a
2024 Nissan Armada
September 10, 2026
3.7
stars
•
Test-Drove
•
2024
Nissan
Armada

The third row is almost non existent. Very tight fit! Absolutely no storage in the front. There is no where to even put your phone or anything. Very disappointed with front storage.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
2.5
Second Row Comfort
3.5
Third Row Comfort
2.0
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Gen Kiesewetter

Mom of
3
3
•
drives a
2024 Nissan Armada
September 10, 2026
3.7
stars
•
Test-Drove
•
2024
Nissan
Armada

The third row is almost non existent. Very tight fit! Absolutely no storage in the front. There is no where to even put your phone or anything. Very disappointed with front storage.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
2.5
Second Row Comfort
3.5
Third Row Comfort
2.0
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Brandon Frankel

parent of
0
0
•
drives a
2025 Alpina B6
September 10, 2026
4.1
stars
•
Test-Drove
•
2025
Nissan
Armada

I test drove this car and it was very good! Definitely wanted to take it for another spin.

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
Third Row Comfort
4.5
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Erin Fekete

Mom of
1
1
July 10, 2026
4.2
stars
•
Owned
•
2025
Nissan
Armada

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
3.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
5.0
Third Row Comfort
3.5
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maggie Bruno

Mom of
2
2
July 9, 2026
3.5
stars
•
Owned
•
2023
Nissan
Armada

The car is great for kids that are not in car seats. The second row seats are not on slides so they do not slide back and forth which is difficult with car seats. The model I have has a center console in the 2nd row which is great to hide all the kids toys

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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