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Angela of Phoenix, AZ November 10, 2009

I bought two new vehicles fron Nissan in May of 08 both vehicles were brand new. The Titan have not had much problems with the vehicle other then for it being a year old I need a new battery as well as an alignment and 2 new tires do to that. The Altima is a different story. That car also needs a new battery, has already had to put brake fluid in he vehicle the brakes make the worst noise in the world, the engine has a knocking noise that they say is normal. I am not sure how normal a knocking noise is. The vehcile has 25000 miles and I know living in Arizona heat batteries do not last but when the car is 14 months old they want to charge me to replace the battery as well as the key chains. I have written Nissan 2 times in an email as well as mailed them a letter to consumer affairs. I had an 05 Corolla that I wish I never traded in for this car. I never had to change the battery, replaced the brakes one time but never had to add fluid. Although the car is pretty what it is doing is not. I just do not think a brand new car and what I am paying should this be happening with the car.

Todd of Fort Worth, TX October 7, 2009

I purchased a pre-owned 2006 Nissan Titan King cab in February 2008. In May of 2009 I had taken my truck in to have the 33,750 mile scheduled maintenance completed, part of that entails rotating the tires. The service department at North Texas Nissan opted to skip that step because the truck needed to have the front wheels aligned. The problem is that 2006 Titans can't be adjusted. It seems the manufacturer decided not to install brackets to achieve that, forcing me to either pay around 300 to get eccenric bolts installed or to waste tires. None of this is covered in any warranty from what I have been told. I hope they have taken care of the problem in later models, but I think those of us in 2006 models received the shaft.

jose of san marcos, CA September 14, 2009

i took my working truck to get new clutch to the dealer and i only use my truck 11,500 and it broke down. now they are saying that is not under warranty. i pay 849.oo for labor only pluss parts and i got the parts on the dealer. now they say parts are not guarantee. this nissan dealer is not doing the right thing and some one needs to stop them.

robert of oak hill , OH July 17, 2009

I bought a nissan titan 2005 model.48,000 miles..Both rear wheel's were leaking around the rear axle's so i took it back and the guy said he couldn't fix it without replacing both rear axle's because they were bent.LOL give me a break.So they then refused to work on it.They said they didn't have time and that it wasn't covered under warranty.This will be the last nissan ill buy just due to the leaks and service!

rich of cotton wood, CA June 3, 2009

i have had brakes done twice. you just dont put small brakes on a full size truck and also had some smog related issues that they couldnt seem to fix. i meen when you half to take something in thats new and you need that vehicle for work it should be done right the first time. finally i just gave up and traded it in for an 08 model hoping they got all the quarks fixed.

the brakes are a lot bigger and so far everything seems to be working fine except for i have a bad seal or boot in the front axle or some type of fluid all in the inside of the fender well. and also this one dont have the puch that my previouse truck had. sometimes when i go to pass it does not kick down leaving me in a scary situation while passing another vehicle usually around 30 miles an hr it vearys. when you buy something new it pretty much has something wrong with it now matter what brand small or big. loss of money and now have higher paments.

Rick of Tacoma, WA March 22, 2009

Rick of Tacoma WA (03/22/09)
Bought 2005 Nissan Titan in january of 2007 with approximately 9000 miles on it. In April 2007 I started experiencing brake shudder but only had 14000 miles on it and figured that since an after-market Elec. Trailer Brake had been installed that the prev. owner may have towed without trailer brakes for a while causing the early brake failure. Went to midas, 380 for turning front rotors, replacing front pads with performance porcelain pads and all was fine.

At about 27000 miles I started to feel shuddering again so went back to midas and they checked and since still within specs they shaved rotors to true them again and seemed fine. I now have 41000 mile and my brake shudder is so severe that it feels like I am riding the lane markers when applying light pressure. I now was getting the feeling that Nissan must know of the problem and maybe there was a recall that I was not notified of or prior owner didn't go in for.

Called dealer, gave vin#, was told that it was an '05 that warranty was replacing rotors, calipers, and I believe the control arm and that it was not showing it had been done to mine but the offer had expired in January 2008. When asked why tis was not caught before resale I was told that they assumed the previous owner did it.

They gave me a 685 quote and the sales department said that it was not there problem, but since I have bought 3 cars in 4 years from them they would pay half and that was all. They refused to reimburse me for the 380 I spent at miday and now another 340 for a defect Nissan knows and has since changed in the 2006 and newer. I was told the problem stems from excessive heat and the inability for the heat to dissipate properly. The shudder is so bad that I am sure there is underlying suspension problems because I am noticing a loud clunk front right front when going over speed bumps

Jen of Golden, CO February 20, 2009

Jen of Golden CO (02/20/09)
We purchased a Nissan Titan off the showroom floor! Brand new with a 6 lift and the No Fear package. The dealership had the truck modified at their expense, months before we were ever prospect buyers. The truck was beautiful! However, there was a noise coming from the right front end shortly after purchase. During routine oil changes at the dealership, I was told it was due to the lift and is common when modifications are done and there may not be enough room for the lift and tires in regards tot he body of the truck. Well, the noise got louder and more frequent. I took it back tot he dealership for inspection under the warranty. I was then told that under the truck we have found evidence that you hit something. I asked what that evidence was. They replaied chipped paint.

They told me that since I hit something (which I did not) my warranty would not cover anything needed for th noise. They said it needed a new CV boot. They then implied that it had something to do with the lift and sent me to the facility that did the lift to begin with. I drove immediately to their facility. They heated and bent the sway bar to keep it from rubbing against the truck, thinking that it what was causing the noise. The dealership said that wasn't the issue, but would still not take another look at it and determine if there was an additional faulty part.

During this last snow storm, the 4-wheel drive just quit working. I took it in the following morning to the dealership. I was told that the CV axle had come apart. They did not hesitate to state it was due to the CV issue from before and that I had to pay out of pocket for the repair. They never even submitted it for warranty repair. So, I paid hundreds out of pocket for the repair. I was told that it was my fault for not having the issue properly fixed to begin with. Funny, I did as they told me too and went to the facilty they hired to do the lift on the truck that they sold. Frustrated, I spoke with their sales department about trading in the truck on a different vehicle. They offered me 18k for it, with the current issue. I declined, as I owe way more than that on this truck.

Well, to date the issue is still there. I still have a loud noise coming from the right front end. I paid money out of pocket to fix what they said wasn't covered under the warranty because of the evidence of chipped paint under the truck. I have contacted their Headquarters for warranty assistance. I was promised calls back for over two weeks. To date, no one had addressed my concern from their company. In their own warranty booklet, it states to contact the BBB AutoLine for assistance if you feel you aren't getting satisfaction. Well, I did that.

Now, Nissan will not speak to me and has black flagged my name and my vehicle. I tried to trade my truck in for a safer vehicle for my family, and the dealership that sold it told the dealership I was trying to trade it in to that they wouldn' even think of taking it back or buying it at auction becasue it has service issues. Said the most they would offer for it now is 12k. So, in 2 weeks, the price offered has dropped 6k? Makes me feel that the dealership knows more about a problem with my truck than they are telling me. I truly believe they are waiting to se what else fails with the truck and each time I take it to them, they will find another excuse as to why it isn't covered under warranty.

Broken front axel. Money out of pocket for a repair covered under MFG warranty on a 2 yr old truck with less than 30k miles on it.

Brian of La Porte, IN January 24, 2009

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