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NISSAN CVT TRANSMISSION CLASS ACTION SUIT

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Nina
6 years ago

Cmon nissan take care of your customers

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Natalie Baltodano
6 years ago

I own a 2014 Nissan Sentra and my transmission needs to be replaced $3800 to replace it

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Anonymous
6 years ago

2009 Nissan Rogue - CVT failed and went into Limp Mode with no warning on interstate

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monica Hill
6 years ago

Transmission toast at 80,000

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Orrin Morgan
6 years ago

what if I told you, that you all are right, they do know about it, because I have the provisional patent FIX for it, and they won't speak with me

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Sally Sloane
6 years ago

I have same problem. 2016 Nissan Altima. Transmission replaced and now 4K later gas mileage dropped in half and cvt failing again.

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Debra Arrell
6 years ago

Cvt transmission slowing down to 35 mi on, highway while driving originaly driving 65, loud noises., grinding, etc. Car stalling, car won't start, sensor shows camshaft bad. Changed twice, cleaned everything out prior to replacements. QUESTION: Nissan has know this issue for many years why Is it older models that have complained for years paid good money, been in very bad accidents due to car will stop in the middle of a highway (Extremely dangerous) Nissan just denies anything wrong also. Same thing as 2018/2019 lawsuit only.

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Karun Singh
6 years ago

After 10k miles after a new trans cvt by the Nissan dealer I am stuck again with problems in my car

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Horrible vehicle and horrible way for them to know and still proceed to make these type of mistakes and risk people lives over money.

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Reynold Ramsey
6 years ago

Having the same problems plus shaking 2018

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Kashonda Verrett
6 years ago

My cvt transmission is accelerating and decelerating doesn’t wanna move

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Luis
6 years ago

Murano transmission failed two times (both needed replacement)

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Katina Truong
6 years ago

2016 Nissan Rogue SV CVT issues

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I sold a Nissan Sentra 2013 to my boyfriend with only ~75k miles on it earlier this year (7/2019). The transmission started failing three months later and was recommended to be replaced by a local mechanic. Leveraging the class action lawsuit's pending settlement, he negotiated with Nissan to fund the repair. They agreed to do it in-house for 20% of the full price. Unfortunately to our dismay, Nissan only repaired parts of the transmission instead of replacing it as they had implied they would. I've head horror stories of how Nissan tried to do partial repairs but failed to address the underlying issue. I believe something similar happened to one of the people who started the class action lawsuit. I'm going to reach out to the law firms and explore better options. - Lisa

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Sheila Radabaugh
6 years ago

2015 Nissan Junk- One transmission down, the new has the same issues. First brand new car I ever bought and am sadly disappointed!!!!

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James smith
6 years ago

CVT failure at 70k miles 4k $ to fix..... 2011 nissan rouge

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I have a 2012 Nissan and it's a beautiful suv but it's currently sitting parked because it has engine issues! It only has 107,004 miles on the engine... Not covered by factory warranty I guess and can't afford to fix it! Single mother of 3 and without a car now because of it!

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Kathryn Sibley
6 years ago

Car stopped accelerating on freeway. Nearly killed my daughter when it came to a stop on merging service drive. Had to pay for a new transmission.

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Matasha Hubbard
6 years ago

Fix this problem

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Acquenetta Thompson
6 years ago

My 15 Altima transmission is going out & I need it fixed