Nissan Altima

Just a heads up to anyone considering the purchase of Nissan car. Get out of there and buy a different brand. Don’t do it, you will be disappointed. I bought $30k car, within 2 years began having problem with low beam lights at night, they are dim and must now drive with high beams at night. Dealer acknowledged it was problem and offered $1500 fix at my expense. Fast forward to 2022, received headlight recall and thought Nissan was owning up and going to fix for me. Wrong, they tested (spraying foam glass cleaner on headlight) and told me my headlight weren’t candidate for replacement. Needless to say I, unfortunately, will be selling my car.

I bought this car about a little more than three years ago.. I was on my way the shore it's about 2 hour drive. Well on my trip all my lights came on. The dash sounded like it was gonna blow up. And Nissan won't help cause the cvt recall I'm over by 14000 miles. And they won't help.. I will never ever buy a Nissan again. And everyone I know I will tell them all about nissan not wanting to help.. They just don't care!!

My 2012 Nissan Altima has had the same problem since 2014 that none of the Nissan dealers have been able to properly diagnose or fix. Even under warranty they could not figure out why my car just kept randomly dying on me. Now that the extended warranty that I purchased from them has run out and after lots of visits to try to solve the issue, the company has left me out in the cold with no solutions and no help. I will never purchase another Nissan again!! The WORST customer service ever!

Bought a 2017 Nissan Altima that only had 17,000 miles on it. Owned the car for 2 years with no issues and kept up on all of the maintenance. One day my check engine light comes on and my car starts acting like it doesn’t want to move forward. I take it to the dealership and the code that comes back is for the transmission and it says “total failure” and it’s going to cost me $4300 to fix. The car only had 73,000 miles on it at this point and is only 4 years old. How in the world does it already need a new transmission?

My Nissan Altima CVT failed at 65K miles. If you are familiar with the quality of Nissan, that shouldn't be a surprise. I took my car to Nissan in June 2021 because the CVT failed in November of 2020 during the pandemic with only 65K miles. While the car was 19K miles under the mileage limit for warranty coverage, Nissan refused to cover any of the expense because the time limit expired December 2020. I reminded Nissan that the end of 2020 was during the height of the pandemic when vaccines didn’t exist, COVID was spreading uncontrollably and CDC guidelines advised people not to leave home except in an emergency. So I waited until I could get vaccinated and safely take the car for repair.

My Nissan 2020 Altima sr AWD has been in the shop and still not fixed. The trunk leaks, Headliner is coming down, windshield cracked on the driver side bottom corner, Makes funny noises and smell gasoline from a busted gas line leak, Scratch in the back passenger door jam sensors are going off and on intermittently and the dealership refuses to help resolve the problem. I have less than 9000 miles on my car and have more issues with it and still not able to get Nissan to fix my car... It’s a showroom car 2020 Nissan Altima sr AWD fully loaded top of line. Crap!!!!

While Nissan of Turnersville and Nissan Corporate have in the past engaged in a business model of putting profit over our customer safety, they have now escalated their rein to include intentional and attempted infliction of personal harm, or even death, to unsuspecting customers such as ourselves. This assessment and allegation is being made after repeated telephone conversations and in-person discussions with both Nissan of Turnersville representatives, as well as representatives from Nissan Corporate. There are 2 extremely egregious and possibly even one illegal wrongdoing being alleged here against the franchise Nissan of Turnersville, and that of Nissan Corporate.

I wish I would have read these consumer reports before purchasing my 2014 Nissan Altima. Please heed the warnings of past Altima users in regards to the CVT!!!! I bought my Altima at 75,000 miles and its CVT bunked out at 89,000. I was 4K miles over the warranty so Laura, the customer service representative assigned to my case, denied helping me pay for any of the $6,500 repair costs. Laura was extremely robotic and rude on the phone. She was not sympathetic at all to my situation of losing my job just as the pandemic hit. To add insult to injury, I spent some of my last dimes sinking money into other car parts and system repairs as I scrambled to find out what was REALLY going on with my Altima.

Less than 100,000 miles was our first issue with transmission. Have milked it along but can only drive in town. Once I’m on the freeway for any length of time the transmission starts to overheat and I lose power. Of course I have contacted Nissan and they won’t do a thing. This is at least a $3000 fix and their company knows that their transmissions are bad. They should replace them for little to no cost for their consumer but they won’t. I do not recommend that anyone buys a Nissan product and I will never purchase a Nissan product again!

Nissan had a recall in its 2016 Altimas because of transmission issues. When I call them about it around April 2019 they stated that there was not a known issue with their transmissions when I called customer service. Now it is July 2020 and they were in a class action lawsuit stating that people with this vehicle need to bring the car in because of transmission issues. Unfortunately now I am outside of “their” mileage range, so they will not take any responsibility for a problem they knew about but would not share with it consumers even though everyone online discussed it in numerous forums and blogs.