Nissan's large SUV adds an available rearview camera for its second year. Armada is based on the Titan pickup, sharing its 305-hp V8 and 5-speed automatic transmission with tow-haul mode. It offers SE and LE wagons with either rear-wheel drive or 4WD that can be used on dry pavement and includes low-range gearing. The SE Off-Road model is available only with 4WD. All models come with 3-row seating, ABS, antiskid system, and tire-pressure monitor. Also standard are head-protecting curtain side airbags covering all rows. Front side airbags and leather upholstery are available for SE, standard otherwise. Armadas have a rear liftgate with separate opening glass. A power liftgate is now included on LEs and newly available for SEs. LEs also come with a load-leveling rear suspension that's optional for other models. The SE Off-Road includes skid plates, special suspension, and 17-inch wheels vs. other models' 18s. SE and SE Off-Road have 2nd- and 3rd-row bench seats for 8-passenger capacity. LEs offer 2nd-row buckets with a removable center console or an optional bench. All 2nd- and 3rd-row seats fold to form a level load deck. Other linewide standards include power-adjustable pedals, heated mirrors, running boards, and rear obstacle detection. A navigation system is optional for LEs and now includes a TV camera that displays a rear view on the navigation screen when backing up. Satellite radio and rear DVD entertainment are available across the board. Nissan's upscale Infiniti brand sells a luxury-oriented Armada called QX56.