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Nissan News
Latest Nissan News For Seattle, Tacoma, And Bellevue Washington
All-new 2018 models of the Armada have been making their way into our showroom at Kirkland Nissan in Seattle, Washington, and this full-size SUV is becoming a fast favorite with customers. For one, shoppers love the Armada for its huge cabin and cavernous cargo area, but there's another feature that's generating a lot of buzz - and that's Nissan's Intelligent Rear View Mirror (I-RVM).
 
Upon first glances, the I-RVM looks the same as a traditional rear view mirror, but it also sports a built-in LCD monitor that is activated by pushing a button. When the mirror is turned on, the monitor provides an expanded field of view from the high-performance, narrow-angle camera, which is located at the back of the vehicle. Even in low-spectrum conditions, the I-RVM can help drivers feel more confident while maneuvering in busy parking lots or in traffic, or it can be activated while driving.
 
Watch this video to get a closer look:
 
 
The 2018 Armada is the first Nissan vehicle to feature I-RVM technology and it is currently offered as standard equipment on the top-of-the-line Platinum trim.
 
To experience this cutting-edge driver assist feature for yourself, stop by our dealership to go for a spin in a 2018 Armada Platinum. We currently have one model in stock, but hurry - it won't last long!
Have you ever been in a situation where the cargo area of your vehicle was so full that you couldn’t see out your rearview mirror or back window? It’s nerve-wracking – especially if you need to reverse out of a parking space or keep tabs on vehicles behind you while driving.
 
That problem is now a thing of the past with the 2018 Armada. It’s the first Nissan vehicle to offer the all-new Intelligent Rearview Mirror (I-RVM), which acts as a second set of eyes when your line of sight is obstructed. 
 
According to Nissan, the I-RVM looks the same as a traditional rearview mirror, but with a built-in LCD monitor that is activated with the push of a button. When the intelligent mirror is turned on, the monitor provides an expanded field of view from the high-performance, narrow-angle camera, which is located at the rear of the vehicle. Even in low-light conditions, the I-RVM helps drivers feel more confident while maneuvering in busy parking lots or in traffic. Best of all, the mirror can be activated while driving.
 
See how it works in this video:
 
 
Neat, right? This technology is especially ideal for Seattle area drivers who regularly carry oversized cargo or transport taller passengers. 
 
Want to learn more about Nissan’s I-RVM technology? If so, contact our dealership today to pre-book your test drive in a 2018 Armada, which is expected to arrive very soon. You can also browse our new vehicle online inventory to see other great in-stock models. 
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