Nissan Armada

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The Armada full-size SUV is quiet, comfortable (in the first two rows), well-equipped and easy to like, but you’ll have to overlook its dated media tech, a tight third row and trucklike handling.

Looking for captain’s chairs? For the 2019 model year, these three-row SUVs offer them in the second row.

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 off by our coverage of the refreshed 2020 Ford Transit.

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 SUVs. Want to know what filled out the rest? Check out the list here.

When the 2019 Honda CR-V went on sale Nov. 13, we were there for it 
 with a roundup of coverage to date. So, apparently, were our readers.

Thanks to recent crash tests conducted by the National Highway Traffic 
 and Safety Administration, we now know how the 2018 Nissan Armada 
 fares.

Coming off a strong second-place showing in our 2018 Full-Size SUV 
 Challenge, the 2019 Nissan Armada gets a slight price increase and more 
 standard safety features for the new model year, including Nissan's new 
 Rear Door Alert system.

How different is the Infiniti QX80 SUV from its non-luxury sibling, the 
 Armada from parent company Nissan? We tested the two back-to-back.