A few months back my Nissan pathfinder armada SE, out of the blue, began to stall out. I have a teen son who is a new driver and thank God he wasn't killed. Until this point I have always felt very safe with the vehicle. It has the room I need for my large family, but now everyday I am scared to get behind the wheel. It's not as easy as it may seem to just bring it to the shop. Many life issues prevent me from doing so. MONEY #1.
The more I read and look into this issue though it makes me lose faith in Nissan to hear so many people in my same boat. A person should be able to get behind the wheel and not worry that while driving, the vehicle will just turn off or begin to putter as if it was out of gas. Like I said, my son completed the driving classes required but they didn't teach him how to deal with NISSAN'S unsafe vehicles. It's cheaper to let people die than to admit they have a HUGE problem. 140,000 miles and its falling apart.
The problems I am having are exactly what is described in a recall that was made for that year of vehicle but Nissan claims it is Vin specific. It is possible that my vehicle could fall under this recall and that it shouldn't be vin specific. This is a hazard and should be fixed under the recall.
- suemonclaud,
Alamogordo, NM, US
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A few months back my Nissan pathfinder armada SE, out of the blue, began to stall out. I have a teen son who is a new driver and thank God he wasn't killed. Until this point I have always felt very safe with the vehicle. It has the room I need for my large family, but now everyday I am scared to get behind the wheel. It's not as easy as it may seem to just bring it to the shop. Many life issues prevent me from doing so. MONEY #1.
The more I read and look into this issue though it makes me lose faith in Nissan to hear so many people in my same boat. A person should be able to get behind the wheel and not worry that while driving, the vehicle will just turn off or begin to putter as if it was out of gas. Like I said, my son completed the driving classes required but they didn't teach him how to deal with NISSAN'S unsafe vehicles. It's cheaper to let people die than to admit they have a HUGE problem. 140,000 miles and its falling apart.
- Robyn P., Ponchatoula, US