[kc1711]

Well, I'm another Armada owner who has had, and is still having, numerous problems and have run out of patience. I've had my Armada since mid February (only 9,500 miles) and have had my vehicle in the service bay 15 times for non-maintenance related repairs. I have always liked Nissan products and used to work for their financial division (NMAC) and it was the best company I have ever worked for, but after my experiences with this vehicle, I will never buy another Nissan product again. Prior to my Armada purchase, I was considering the new F150 crew cab and the Expedition, but figured the Nissan was a safer bet as far as reliability. Boy, did I guess wrong with my Armada! I could just have a lemon, but it seems like numerous others are having similar problems as well. When I bought a new vehicle, I wasn't planning on having to have my wife drive it while I was crawling around in the back of the vehicle trying to locate where all of these noises were coming from, but that's what I got. I have since driven the 2005 Toyota Sequioia and am really impressed with how well it drives and is put together. If my lemon law claim in Maryland is upheld and I receive a buyback from Nissan, I will be going straight to the Toyota dealer that same day. We'll see...