2014 Nissan Armada

I absolutely love my Nissan Armada it's awesome.

I was shocked by the low gas mileage. The space behind the third seat is skimpy. I wish it was an inch lower for ease of entry for these old bones. But for someone one inch taller it would be perfect. We love the cup holders. One reason that we bought the car. And we love the stereo. We needed that third seat so the car is perfect for us.

Love the new Armada except for the navigation system, which is one of the worst pieces of tech I've ever used. It's a phenomenally expensive upgrade that I now refuse to use because it is NEVER right. I am shocked that the software made it through any kind of approval or testing process.

Poor fuel mileage!

I really don't like that the sound streaming is only programmed for Apple products. I don't use Apple and my Android products are not usable.

The only complaints I have about my vehicle is I am short 5'2" and the driver seat doesn't go up high enough for me to see over the wiper blades. Either the blades need to go down into the hood more or raise the seat more. Also, the fuel mileage sucks!!! I tow a boat weekly in the summer and it gets about 8 miles per gallon. Come on, you can do better than that! I get about 13 miles on the highway in normal driving conditions. At least cut back some of the horse power when in normal driving conditions. Also, gears are too tall for towing. This vehicle should at least be a six speed, possibly eight. Other than these details I love my Armada.

Should have been given new floor mats for free based on the price of vehicle

The one item don't like about design is that the vents in the console between the front seat, that blow on the second row seats, are not controlled by the second-row controls. Those vents are controlled by front row controls for some reason. So if second row passengers don't want what is selected for front row, only option is to close vents. Second row passengers should be able to control these vents, like they can control their overhead vents.

I chose the Nissan Armada because I wanted something that was comfortable & roomy enough to hold 6 adults. I was very specific about the color & options I wanted. I have to admit that this was the first time I ever had to "settle" for more options than what I was looking for.

Terrible and I mean terrible blind spots on this vehicle. To the point that if I had noticed this beforehand I would not have selected this vehicle. After owning this Nissan Armada for several weeks I realize that I do not care for it; choosing this vehicle was a mistake. It has serious blind spots and interior option shortcomings at the trim level I purchased.