Used 2008 Nissan Armada - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle automotive... for sale in Duluth, MN

2008 Nissan Armada LE

Leather interior
Power lift rear door
Navigation
Bluetooth
DVD for rear (but need to get a remote for it)
3rd row seating

Bought this one with 146k miles and have put a fair amount of new parts in since then (now at 169750)
All calipers and rotors, fresh pads front and back more recently
Outer tie rod ends
Upper ball joints in front, both sides
Lower control arm and ball joint, front drivers side (plus new eccentric bolts)
Front shocks, coils, mounts (Kyb Excel G shocks)
Rear shocks and coils (adjustable Ranchero shocks, Armada SE coils, so it's no longer auto air leveling)
Manual inflatable rear air bags
Hankook A/T Tires with Rock Star Rims
Gas tank vent valve
Driver side front CV axle, seal, and bearing
Both front bearing/hubs
Power steering pressure hose
Cold air intake
Muffler

Overall it's got plenty of power, engine and transmission are great. These are rated to tow right about 10,000 lbs, although the heaviest thing I pulled was my 3,400 lb camper a few times.

I do like to be very transparent when selling something, and I also reflect that in the price. There are a few things I'd like to mention, although I still think it's a solid SUV. I'm fresh out of a divorce and ended up with all the vehicles and need to downsize, plus I really need a truck.

The drivers side door doesn't like to unlock when it's cold (freezing). If that happens you have to go in the passenger door and open it.
The rear windows go up and down fine in the summer, but roll up slowly in the winter. They will roll up, just slowly. Front windows are just fine.
There's a dent in the rear (pic included)
A few dings and scratches
A few rattles, but nothing crazy for an SUV
Low tire light stays on but only due to the oversized tires (which are in great shape)
I replaced the upper rear brake light and ended up breaking a bracket for the door. I replaced both brackets but ever since when it's really raining out a few drips of water will run down the rear window on the inside. It's not leaking much at all, and the inside of the vehicle does not get wet, but you will see 3 or 4 water lines on the rear window. I just wipe them off.
The front alignment adjustments move well, and are adjustable (why I replaced the one control arm, ball joint, and eccentric bolts). The rear adjustments have seized. The camber is just a bit more negative than it should be, but both tires are equally out of camber specs. If you rotate the tires every 7k miles or so they shouldn't wear abnormally, haven't for me on either the first set that was on it when I bought it or the newer Hankook's. It tracks straight on the road.
The rear A/C line is capped off, but the front works well, holds freon.
Driver's side headlight has some moisture in it (can see in the pic) but it doesn't seem dimmer than the other side, which is perfectly clear.

I think I've mentioned everything. Overall it's a solid SUV and many parts that would need to be replaced due to age and mileage already have, and with good parts, not the cheapest (because then you just keep replacing them). I've never gone mudding or been harsh on it, but I have had to get through some deep snow a few times. It has auto 4x4, 4 high, and 4 low. It is an absolute beast in the snow!!!