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SEARCHNissan has released trim grades, towing capacity, head room, and other additional details about its refreshed 2017 Armada three-row SUV that will arrive this summer, Nissan announced.
Photo of the 2017 Armada courtesy of Nissan.
Photo of the 2017 Armada courtesy of Nissan.
Nissan has released trim grades, towing capacity, head room, and other additional details about its refreshed 2017 Armada three-row SUV that will arrive this summer, Nissan announced.
Nissan will offer the Armada in three grades, including the SV, SL and Platinum. The Armada will arrive in standard rear-wheel drive with optional all-wheel drive. The 2017 Armada will seat eight passengers, including the driver.
The Armada can be set up to tow 8,500 pounds, and will offer interior second-row head room of 40 inches and second-row legroom of 39 inches.
As previously announced, a 5.6L V-8 producing 390 hp will power the new Armada, delivering power through a 7-speed automatic transmission. New available safety features include Predictive Forward Collision Warning, Blind Spot Intervention, Backup Collision Intervention and Around View Monitor with Moving Object Detection.
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