Nissan teases the 2025 Armada with its 1967 Nissan Patrol ancestor. The new version could add a Pro-4X trim and much more serious off-road ability.
Heritage, like experience, can't be bought. So carmakers with models that deserve the heritage tag never make a secret of it, except in the case of the Chevrolet Suburban, which few realize is the oldest continuous nameplate in the U.S., having debuted in 1935. Few in the U.S. would also realize that our Nissan Armada is based on a hardcore off-roader known as the Nissan Patrol in other markets, sold continuously since 1951.
We also won't be surprised if Nissan gets rid of that last screen to give the Infiniti more breathing room as the conglomerate's luxury offering. None of the Armada's U.S. competition is anywhere near that fancy, and in international markets, the Patrol's primary nemesis is the 300-Series Land Cruiser that's also not near as fancy as the Infiniti.
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