Sentences with phrase «base armada»

Of course, that only gets you the base Armada SV 2WD.

A base Armada comes in under $ 40k and offers the same utility without any pretenses of being a premium product.

The base Armada 4x2 starts at $ 37,885 including the destination charge, which is thousands less than the Sequoia and Tahoe base models, at $ 43,450 and $ 41,400, respectively.

Currently at the prototype stage, this 10 ″ tablet relies on an ARM - based Armada processor for all its number crunching muscle, apart from 1080p video playback support without adversely affecting battery life.

Not exact matches

With more than 25 sublabels residing under Armada and the record label serving its very own worldwide Armada Night events, the Amsterdam - based company has built a solid reputation in the

There's a strange superposition of an exotic island paradise and a touristed town that is either falling apart or not quite built, not to mention the naval base that occupies a good part of the coast near the town and the posting advertising the local «armada.»

Between July 16 and July 22, 1994, space - and Earth - based assets managed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, joined an armada of other NASA and international telescopes, straining to get a glimpse of the historic event:

: We are to believe, based on the Queen's prayers, that God shifted the actual wind that caused the Spanish Armada to be defeated.

Crystal Reign combines physics - based shooting with fast - paced arcade gameplay in which you must fend off the armada of magically powered robots.

With Ready Player One hitting high score levels of box - office receipts, it's no surprise to learn that rival studios wish to hit «continue» on Ernest Cline adaptations, with Universal keen to move ahead with a movie based on his 2015 novel Armada.

Just as the Toyota Land Cruiser has been a high - priced outlier in its brand's showrooms for years, the new Armada takes on the look and stature of a fairly famous global SUV while serving as a sort of flagship for Nissan's smaller, popular car - based crossovers, the Pathfinder, Murano, and Rogue.

When Nissan announced that the 2017 Armada would be based on the foreign - market Patrol, it was big news.

The Nissan Armada, for example, offers them on the top trim level, while the Volkswagen Atlas — an all - new model in the Volkswagen lineup for 2018 that won Cars.com's Best Of award and is new to this list — has them optional on all but the base model, and the Enclave has them standard on all trim levels.

The Japanese full - size 2019 Nissan Armada cost $ 47,500 for the base model.

Like many other truck - based SUVs, the Armada was created in another time, when bigger was better, sacrifices were made to have three rows to not be in a minivan, and 20 MPG was wonderful but unnecessary.

There was a police reality show based in Broward and one in Indiana someplace, solo cop, a Yukon and a Nissan Armada respectively.

No longer sharing a platform with the Nissan Armada, the QX56 was now a luxury version of the Nissan Patrol, which also marked the first time that a Patrol - based vehicle had been sold in North America since 1969.

It was based on the Nissan Armada full - size SUV, and shared the F - Alpha platform with the Nissan Titan pickup truck.

Based on the Nissan Patrol, a globally available SUV that also serves as the basis for the Infiniti QX80, the new 2017 Nissan Armada remains a traditional body - on - frame SUV but switches from a pickup truck platform to a stiffer, more rugged, and more refined foundation.

For sure, even the base model will set you back at least $ 44,900, but the Nissan Armada is admittedly aimed at a fairly wealthy target audience, and it's worth pointing out that some rivals, like the GMC Yukon ($ 48,315) and Chevrolet Tahoe ($ 47,215) are pricier, are noticeably more expensive to buy.

The Armada is Nissan's first full - sized sport ute, and it's based on the upcoming Titan pickup truck, both of which will be built at Nissan's new plant in Mississippi.

That relative value proposition is further amplified by the fairly generous amount of equipment that comes as standard on the base spec Nissan Armada.

Though based on the Titan, the Armada has an independent rear suspension not shared with the pickup.

The Armada stands in contrast to the car - based crossovers that populate most automakers» lineups (including Nissan's).

Utilizing the Armada's «F - Alpha» platform as a basis, the Pathfinder builds from a fully boxed, all - steel ladder frame and adds an all - steel double - wishbone front suspension with coil - over shocks and stabilizer bar.

Nissan Pathfinder remains true to the adventure roots of the original with a powerful design featuring, three - row seating, enhanced off - road capabilities with a 4.0 - liter version of the award - winning Nissan VQ - series V6 engine and a fully boxed, all - steel frame based on the full - size Armada.

After turning one of its Titan pickup trucks into a go - anywhere house on wheels called Project Basecamp, Nissan is at it again with a project vehicle based on its Armada SUV.

Base price of an Armada SE is $ 33,600.

Pathfinder continues to offer standard three - row seating, exceptional storage capacity and is again built on a fully boxed, all - steel frame based on the full - size Armada.

If you have four or five people and tow on a semi-regular basis, perhaps the Armada is worth a look — it is rated at 8,500 lbs towing, after all.

The full - size Nissan Armada is an intriguing proposition because, unlike its predecessor, it's actually not based on a truck.

The first - generation Armada was based on the Nissan Titan pickup truck.

Comparison based on 2018 Nissan Armada vs. latest in - market Ward's Large Sport Utility segment (excluding extended length vehicles).

Like its luxury SUV sibling the Infiniti QX80, the Armada no longer is based on the Titan full - size truck but rather the rugged Nissan Patrol that has served overseas markets since the 1950s.

Rather than cobble together the list of parts on its own, Nissan turned to its social media fan base for input as to how to upgrade the full - size Armada.

The Armada is based on the Titan chassis, and both are built in the new Nissan plant in Mississippi.

The 2018 Nissan Armada starts at $ 45,600 for the base SV trim with rear - wheel drive.

The automaker wanted to build an Armada that's even more capable in the winter than the base model is, and it succeeded without having to add that much.

At a base price of $ 44,400, the Armada will definitely deserve a look when it shows up in dealers this August.

This new Armada is based on the Nissan Patrol, a truck with over 50 years of history in markets outside the US and a Paris - Dakar competitor.

The Nissan Armada is all - new for the 2017 model year, dumping the old, first - generation Titan - based platform for something new.

Yep, the Armada is based on the highly regarded Nissan Patrol, an old - school, body - on - frame SUV Nissan sells just about everywhere but North America.

I think the Armada doesn't offer as much interior space as its external dimensions might suggest, and the steering wheel and secondary vibrations that radiate through the cabin continually remind you that this is a truck - based vehicle.

It's based on the Nissan Armada, which is based on the Nissan Patrol — a hard - core SUV build for talking the deserts of the Middle East.

This marks the second generation for the Armada, an SUV introduced in 2004 and based on the first generation Titan pickup.

With the new Titan, Titan XD, the updated crop of crossovers, and now the new Armada, it's hard to ignore the Tennessee - based automaker.

Like the Patrol it's based on, the Armada comes ready to tackle off - road situations.

Manufacturer: Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Make: Jeep Model: Grand Cherokee Model Range: 5 - door Competitors: Chevrolet Tahoe, GMC Yukon, Ford Explorer, Nissan Armada Trim Levels: Laredo, Limited, Overland, Summit, SRT8 Price Range: $ 51,195 Base; $ 57,190 As Tested Made in: Detroit, Michigan Drivetrain: 3.0 - Liter V6 ECODiesel (made in Italy), 8 - speed Automatic EPA Ratings: 21 city / 28 highway / 24 combined

Given that the latest Armada, and its Infiniti cousin, are based on a platform that came out eight years ago, this isn't the least bit shocking.

This is the second generation of the Armada, based on the Nissan Patrol SUV sold elsewhere in the world.