2018 Nissan Armada Platinum Reserve Glendale Heights IL
Though the Armada took a brief hiatus in 2016, it came back in 2017 better, more robust and with an impressive, high-quality interior. Despite offering an impressive host of features and a refined, premium feel, there are those who want the best of the best. You can have it, too, with the 2018 Nissan Armada Platinum Reserve. This limited trim level is fresh for 2018 and provides the highest level of luxury for this rugged, upscale SUV.
Everything that makes the 2018 Nissan Armada a fantastic choice for modern drivers can be found in the Platinum Reserve trim, but with even more features and eye-catching style options. Under the hood is the 5.6-liter V8 engine that produces 390 horsepower and 394 pound-feet of torque. It comes standard with rear-wheel drive paired with a seven-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode and Downshift Rev Matching, but intelligent 4x4 with a two-speed transfer case is available.
Special features of the 2018 Nissan Armada Platinum Reserve
If you’re considering the premium option that is the 2018 Nissan Armada Platinum Reserve, you likely already know all its virtues when it comes to performance and interior space. What you want to know is whether the features are worthy of an upgrade.
Naturally, favorites like a power liftgate, Intelligent Around View Monitor, Remote Engine Start, Intelligent Cruise Control, a tri-zone entertainment system, and heated/cooled climate-controlled front seats, which are all found on the Platinum, will also be included on the Platinum Reserve. Additional features include the following:
- 20" dark chrome-clad aluminum-alloy wheels
- Dark chrome exterior trim
- Premium two-tone leather-appointed seats with contrast stitching
- Open-pore wood-tone interior trim
- Platinum Reserve badging
The Nissan Armada Platinum Reserve is available with second row bench seats to seat eight or a Captain’s Chair Package to seat seven. Find out more about availability when you contact us here at Glendale Nissan.
