Which Nissan Armada Model Do You Need?

The crossover sub-compact SUV has gained in popularity year after year, and Nissan has been leading the way with the Rogue Sport. It fits nicely between the smaller Nissan Kicks, and it's big brother the Nissan Rogue. In 2020 Nissan is going all out, equipping every Rogue Sport with their Safety Shield 360 Technology.  Here are some of the safety features you can enjoy on the all-new 2020 Nissan Rogue. Automatic Emergency Braking With Pedestrian Detection Nissan uses advanced radar technology to monitor the speed and distance of the vehicle in front of you. It alerts you if you need to slow down, and will automatically apply brake pressure if it detects a collision is imminent. It can even stop you when it detects a pedestrian in your path. more When backing up, the Rogue Sport's Rear Automatic Braking system senses stationary objects you might not see. It will automatically stop the vehicle, lessening or preventing the impact of a possible collision. Rear Cross-Traffic Alert System This system uses the same technology to monitor the areas around the rear of your Rogue Sport. The Rear Cross Traffic Alert system is particularly useful in that crowded parking lot. Backing out of a parking space your Rogue Sport scans the area behind your vehicle. If it detects an approaching vehicle it will alert you, saving a potential collision. Blind Spot Warning System Highway driving always presents potential hazards as cars drive at high speeds. The Blind Spot Warning system uses technology to monitor the road to either side of your vehicle. When it detects a vehicle entering a blind spot it alerts you with audio and visual cues. These cues give you direction, allowing you to make safer driving decisions. Lane Departure Warning System Most people have taken a long drive before. Road trips are fun, but they can often lull a driver's attention. Other distractions also happen, both inside, and outside the vehicle. If little Johnny spills his drink in the back seat and starts crying, that can be very dangerous to the driver whose attention is now directed not at the road, but at little Johnny. The Lane Departure Warning system monitors the lane you are in. Should your attention wander, leading to your vehicle drifting from its lane, the vehicle will send you visual and audio cues to alert you, bringing your attention back where it belongs. ProPilot Assist Technology The ProPilot Assist feature now offered on the Rogue Sport is Nissan's integration of adaptive cruise control into its suite of driver assist features. The system monitors the vehicle's speed and automatically adjusts based on the traffic situation at hand. There is a lot to like about the new 2020 Rogue Sport. Come out and test drive one today and see for yourself why Nissan's Rogue Sport is the compact SUV you should be driving. Image by Crown Star Images via cc by 2.0

When it comes to affordable cars, the Nissan Versa cannot be beat. Many people turned to the Versa because it was more affordable and offered more reliable quality than other models. However, it did not have a lot of features and was very basic. Nissan redesigned the Versa from the ground up to give it the style and features that everyone wants in a new vehicle. Nissan also managed to maintain its affordable price tag. If you are looking for a new vehicle and want to save some money, check out the redesigned, all-new 2020 Nissan Versa. Upgraded Styling The previous version of the Versa Sedan was basic and didn't score many points in terms of style. The 2020 Nissan Versa is drastically different from its predecessor. The body has a new sleek design with defined curves and accents to look more like mid-end and high-end cars. The changes are most notable on the front end. A new grille design and headlights give it a more refined look and improve functionality. Many of its changes are influenced by two larger Nissan models, the Nissan Altima and the Nissan Maxima. more Upgraded Safety Systems One of the most significant updates to the Nissan Versa is the inclusion of upgraded safety systems. Many of Nissan's driver-assist safety systems have been added. It now has automated emergency braking, automatic high-beams, and lane departure warning systems. While they may not seem like much at first glance, they make driving in the Versa significantly safer. It helps you avoid accidents due to blind spots, which can be a problem for any car regardless of its size. There is an upgraded package of safety features that is optional if you want to maximize the available driver-assist and safety features for the Versa. Upgraded Powertrain The 2020 Nissan Versa also has an upgraded powertrain to enhance its performance. The previous engine was replaced with one of Nissan's new inline four-cylinder engines that produce up to 122 hp and 115 pound-feet of torque. That's a noticeable increase in power and performance. Plus, you can choose between a manual five-gear transmission or an updated CVT automatic transmission. These upgrades make it more fun and agile to drive. It should also improve gas mileage. Although official numbers are not available yet, many experts speculate that it should get at least 40 mpg. Upgraded Entertainment Systems While the exterior and components of the Nissan Versa saw major upgrades, the entertainment systems are also getting a lot of changes. The infotainment system has been updated so that you have access to many of the leading connectivity technologies. These include Android Auto and Apple CarPlay so that you can always stay connected. When it comes to subcompact and affordable cars, the 2020 Nissan Versa is at the top of the list. It has a price tag that can beat any other vehicle. Plus, the upgraded design features make it a more attractive option. If you like subcompact cars, then check out the 2020 Nissan Versa at your nearest Nissan dealer. The new features and designs will make a big difference in your decision process. Image by nissanusa.com

Are you looking for an updated SUV that mixes comfort with style? Meet the 2020 Nissan Rouge Sport. Here is what to expect when the refreshed Rouge hits the showroom floor. Exterior 2020 is the year the Rouge Sport stands on its own. As you approach this newly refreshed vehicle,  you'll notice the new Vmotion grille and bumper. They are designed to give the  SUV a sporty look. The new hood helps the vehicle stand out on the road. The final front end upgrades revolve around the lights. Nissan is installing a new lighting package that includes LED daytime running lights. This means that no matter what the weather conditions, drivers can have a clear view of what is ahead of them. more A slow walk around the vehicle reveals an updated rear end to go with its refreshed front end. The new rear style is expected to include a lighting package to match the front end. Drivers also have a choice between new paint colors: Nitro Lime Metallic and Monarch Orange Metallic. There is also a new 19-inch aluminum alloy wheel choice to finish off the sporty exterior. Interior The interior upgrades for 2020 are meant to give drivers a smoother, more entertaining ride. The updated auto system includes both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connections as standard equipment. Drivers have the option of upgrading the speakers to a Bose audio system. These new speakers will make drivers and passengers feel as if they are at a live concert while on the road. Safety The most significant upgrades to the 2020 Nissan Rouge Sport involves safety. The newest SUV includes essential safety features as standard equipment. The rear door alert system remains standard across all trims. The Nissan Safety Shield 360 is currently only available for SV and SL owners. It now becomes standard for every vehicle. This system includes automatic emergency braking and pedestrian detection. A rear automatic braking system gives drivers more control when conditions change quickly. The lane departure warning and a blind spot monitoring system are also part of this system. Rear cross traffic alert helps drivers as they are backing in or out of a parking spot. If something is moving behind the vehicle, drivers receive a warning so they can avoid impact. The high beam assist feature means drivers will not blind their fellow drivers. It senses when another vehicle is around and adjusts the high beams accordingly. Along with this upgrade comes the return of the Nissan ProPilot Assist. The available ProPilot Assist system helps drivers handle stressful driving conditions. It helps drivers maintain the center of their lane in close quarters, like driving through a construction zone. ProPIlot also reduces the stress on drivers in stop and go traffic as it can control the set speed and help maintain a safe driving distance no matter how crowded the road is. As we wait for the 2020 Rouge Sport to arrive, you can check out the current model by visiting Taylor's AutoMax. We look forward to answering questions you have.