Nissan Announces Pricing for 2018 Midnight Edition Packages
Pricing for six of the nine Midnight Edition models from Nissan has been announced.
The Midnight Edition package has proven to be a success for the Japanese automaker, with close to 50,000 Midnight Edition models sold in the 2017 model year. That includes up to 80 percent of Maxima SR models and typically one-third of other models’ applicable grades, said Nissan. For the 2018 model year, the company is expanding the lineup to include Frontier, Titan, and Titan XD models, although pricing for the Titan and Titan XD has not yet been announced.
Pricing for the other six models has been announced, however, with the cheapest Midnight Edition Nissan being the Sentra SR, costing $495 extra. The Frontier SV Midnight Edition will cost $995 additional, while both the Altima SR and Rogue SV will cost $1,095 extra. The popular Maxima SR Midnight Edition is a $1,195 upgrade and the most expensive package is for the Pathfinder SL with a $1,395 price tag.
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The 2018 Midnight Edition models are beginning to arrive at Nissan dealerships nationwide now, but some models won’t be available until later in November and December.
The content of the package depends on the vehicle, but mostly includes blacked-out components such as wheels, mirror caps, emblems, grille, and more.
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Midnight is the only time I would drive that thing.