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The End of Nissan in America

The End of Nissan in America

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The End of Nissan in America Devil'sAdvocate: I've owned Nissan vehicles since 1996. Trucks and cars. Have 80, 000 miles on my 2015 Sentra now. You know how many times I've had any of my vehicles in a shop other than oil changes? Once. In 23 years. The driver's side automatic roll up motor went out in my 2006 Nissan Frontier. That's it. I have literally never had one other problem with any of my Nissan vehicles in almost a quarter of a century. I get that the CVT may be weaker in my car. I baby my vehicles though, I drive like grandma and do all of the fluid changes I need to when necessary. I also live in warm, dry Arizona, so the cold and problems it brings is not really an issue. I get that you see a lot of bad Nissan transmissions, Scotty and possibly blown head gaskets on them as well. You see more cars than I do, for sure. All I can do is go off of the last 23+ years of owning Nissans and my driving habits. I have had no problems. I plan on keeping this Sentra until it dies. If it dies under 150k, I will buy a Toyota Corolla next. If it lasts 200k, I will probably buy Nissan again. I just have had no issues. it is what it is.
Date: 2019-06-01

Comments and reviews: 9


It sounds like you are saying weak transmission is just another way to say transmission that fails a lot. Sure, but a particularly weak transmission usually fails by being unable to handle the load without slipping. They dont engage and transfer all the force they are supposed to under expected loads or they wear out faster with heavier loads. They cant handle it. That makes them weak compared to a transmission which can handle it.
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Scotty is right. Datsun and Nissan pre 2000 Renault were good cars. although the Maximas manual shift always had a problem with the synchro 1st to 2nd gear. Regarging Renault--my friend had one, they had the water pump inside under the dash, she endured 3rd degree burns, sued for a lot of money
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Hey Scottty huge fan but anyways I've been trying to help my dad with his dodge Dakota 2003 v6 it keeps shutting of some mechanics say the gas isn't pumping some say it's a hose some said put sea foam but it keeps having the same problem every time the car starts stalling you have to put gas
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how the heck did Nissan end up in Fiats box of marbles. The late 80's 90's Hardbody pickups and pathfinders were as reliable as Toyotas and only had a slightly harsher ride. The older Maxima v6's were awesome too. sad
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Hey Scotty I am a high schooler and starting to save up money for a car, whats are cool and affordable I should look into. I was looking at 1999-2004 Mustangs and 4th gens Camaro
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I wish that Dodge or Nissan would merge with Toyota or Honda. It would hopefully bring the quality up a little bit. But not if they would axe the charger, challenger, and ram.
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Evap emissions big ripoff here in ct. Po442, po456, po448 now po447 1500 dollars spent so far. Moving to florida no emissions no utra high taxes. More taxes coming.
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Can you tell me why the rear differential & transfer case were both 1 quart low on fluid when there are no visible leaks? It's a 2016 Tundra with 55k miles thank you
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Crappy brands merging together. The old Nissans were great and reliable like the 1992 Nissan Sentra, I've seen them with over 300, 000 miles and still running great.
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