Our 2014 Nissan Rogue has 25000 miles. We bought it two years ago. The transmission failed and was replaced with a new one. I literally drove the car directly to the dealership and it died on the spot. It kept shaking and sputtering. They then said the struts were bad. How is that possible on a new car? The struts were then replaced and we still had shaking. The steering wheel became tighter and the front alignment went out of whack. We took it back, at which time, they said there was a recall on the fuel pump. So they replaced that. Now I have to take the car back again because it still has a strong vibration. Should this be happening to a new car with 25,000 miles on it? The dealership does not care and just says bring it back. The mechanics are trying but keep saying "no codes" even though you can feel the car is not right. I am only asking to have the car that I originally paid $26, 000 dollars for....is that too much to ask? Is Nissan just pumping out cars with no regard for the consumer. I should have bought a Ford!!
I BROUGHT THIS SUV BRAND NEW MAY 2014, I SHOULD NOT HAVE THESE ISSUES. I BARELY DRIVE THIS SUV, IT ONLY HAS 24,000 MILES ON IT. WHILE HAVING CAR SERVICE I WAS THEN TOLD THAT THE FUEL PUMP HAD BEEN RECALLED....... I RESEARCHED THE CAR, TO FIND OUT THAT NISSAN KNEW ABOUT RECALL SINCE APRIL 2015. I NEVER RECEIVED A LETTER PHONE CALL, EMAIL FROM NISSAN OR THE DEALER I PURCHASED SUV FROM..........................
There has been several recalls on the Nissan Rogue 2014 and we have not received one of them. One was the fuel pump goes out without a warning. This recall was in May. We were left stranded in Sep. because they did not notified up.
- Teri M.,
Ephraim, UT, US
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Our 2014 Nissan Rogue has 25000 miles. We bought it two years ago. The transmission failed and was replaced with a new one. I literally drove the car directly to the dealership and it died on the spot. It kept shaking and sputtering. They then said the struts were bad. How is that possible on a new car? The struts were then replaced and we still had shaking. The steering wheel became tighter and the front alignment went out of whack. We took it back, at which time, they said there was a recall on the fuel pump. So they replaced that. Now I have to take the car back again because it still has a strong vibration. Should this be happening to a new car with 25,000 miles on it? The dealership does not care and just says bring it back. The mechanics are trying but keep saying "no codes" even though you can feel the car is not right. I am only asking to have the car that I originally paid $26, 000 dollars for....is that too much to ask? Is Nissan just pumping out cars with no regard for the consumer. I should have bought a Ford!!
- Nagi K., Fredericksburg, VA, US