Robert Chaves 
2017 Nissan Armada SUV Platinum 4dr SUV 4WD (5.6L 8cyl 7A)
A $50K SUV that only works on clear sunny days
 Let me say I really wanted to like this car.  I had high hopes for it.  I traded a Chevy Tahoe for my 2017 Amada Platinum 4WD and I initially loved it untill it rained and snowed.  The problem is that the car has a ton of electronic safety features but they are too sensitive so when it rains heavily or when it snows and you get a small snow flake on your bumper, the front bumper sonar report a "front radar obstruction" issue which the car interprets as you being close to crashing with something so you get uncontrollable beeping that can only be stopped by turning off the sonar from the central console.  One additional quirk is that every time this happens, all your radio presents for FM 2 or XM 2 & 3 (there are three sets of presets) will be lost for 24 hours.  After roughly 24 hours, the presents often (not always) come back.  I've taken the car into service twice for this and brought them video (I've filmed the driver's console during a rain storm showing it showing the "front radar obstruction" error during a rain storm) and the dealer has returned it both times stating it is working as expected.  Thus, this is a $50K car that apparently was manufactured to work only in clear sunny days.