This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
Vehicle stops for no reason while driving(in motion) on a straight road. No warning and just comes to an immediate stop. This happened on a bridge and on a highway twice. There was oncoming traffic but no obstruction in front within 60ft. Vehicle also continues to have collision detection malfunction even after sensor was replaced by dealer.
Backup camera screen freeze, causing a very dangerous scenario, what would appear much further in camera was actually much closer, because camera was frozen at earlier position. Nissan released a recall fix to the backup camera, there is definitely improvement after the recall was fixed, but the problem still occasionally persists, and still needs to be addressed.
The forward breaking emergency system keeps shutting down and showing a flashing warning light on my dash. The radar has already been replaced once, but the sign persists any time it is below 30* F outside.
Occasionally my car would display the forward crash warning for no reason and turn off after a few minutes. Last week it came up on my display saying system malfunction. Turns out my aeb and fcw are acting up. Thankfully my brakes didn't lock up and it's at the dealership. The dealership replaced the faulty part but now can't get my car to accept the upgrade. They told me I am only the second person to have this problem that Nissan knows of. This happened with less than 5000 miles on my car.
This is my 2nd Rogue 2019, first was purchase in April of 2019, had issue and Nissan took it back after I bought my current Rogue 2019 in August. Lost money on it but I want it a vehicle for my safety and my family. Make my story short on 12/07/2019 warning light came on, aeb malfunction, mind you my warning is off at all time ! so much for safe vehicle! after reading that 2017-18 have this issues I'm not so sure about my safety driving it. Until it S going to take someone's life on the road ( I'm driving highway everyday) Nissan going to ignore this matter! the malfunction light came on when I was merging into highway traffic. Never went away, I pull over turned off engine, then on and light came on again.
I was driving through airport and it was around 30 miles per hour. My vehicle had applied emergency brakes even though there was no vehicle in front and it happend twice when I pass through that area. My vehicle was not hit by any other vehicle but this feels my vehicle is very unsafe.
I have had an ongoing issue with the aes(automatic braking system) indicator light for about a month. It started when I had 300 miles on my car. The sensor would randomly come on. The 1st few times, the car would slightly break when the sensor would come on. After awhile the sensor would just come on(which turns the whole system off when it is on) randomly with no braking. I have taken to dealership 3 different times. They have reprogrammed and replaced the sensor. It happened again. They then wanted me to make sure I put my car in garage for a week to see if it was related to moisture/fog on the windshield before they would replaced the front camera. I humored them and did that. To my dismay, I drove it and it got worse. I was going down a highway and received front radar failure warning and the same indicator came on. Later, same day, I was going down the interstate passing a semi and a vehicle behind me and the same error. This time it kicked the cruise control off and immediately slowed my vehicle down. I was almost hit from behind. This is a huge safety issue and the dealership should have just replaced the darn camera without me having to take this death trap home. They promised me I was at no risk and then this happened!
I bought a brand new 2019 Rogue sv on October 15, 2019. I was informed by Nissan Corp that my car (gave them the VIN number) was part of a recall campaign for the back up camera. According to the data this is unrepaired. I found this out today, 10/16/2019, the dealership never bothered to tell me about it, and I am sure they knew. Looks like this recall came out on 9/12/2019. Shouldn't the dealer have fixed this before selling it to someone?
I purchased a Nissan Rogue sv AWD on July 17,2019. While driving between 10-20 mph I noticed the car would sporadically decide not to accelerate at all. I would floor the gas and the RPM gauge would not register nor would the car accelerate. This also occurred while coasting through ez pass tolls on the garden state parkway! imagine being in the left or middle lane and unable to accelerate on highways from 20 mph ! it also occurred while pulling onto highways and driving roundabouts. No lights on dashboard indicate what was going on. I called Nissan on September 20,2019 and took the earliest appt September 23,2019. I was first told that after they drive my car ten miles they couldn't replicate what occurred so I could take it home. I refused and said that was unacceptable as the car was dangerous. I told them to keep it and find out what was wrong. They called late that afternoon and said they found I needed a stop lamp switch. I was told that the car 'thought' I was braking and would not let me accelerate. I said that's dangerous and outrageous! they said the lame switch had intermittent internal failure. When I asked ( after researching it) that thecar might need to be reprogrammed? they said no. My car is brand new and under warranty. This situation should never occur it can cause serious injuries to all. Please issue a recall regarding this ! the car was givenback to me on September 25.2019. I'm worried about my safety while driving it.
Takata recall:I purchased my 2019 Nissan Rogue May 31, 2019 from clay cooley Nissan. Two months ago while driving back to work my Nissan Rogue automatically braked; a month later my blind spot sensors failed to come on resulting in a wreck. I have paid out of pocket a $1000 deductible because I assumed there was a glitch within my car. While watching gma I have learned about the recall.
We bought a brand new 2019 Nissan Rogue at the end of May 2019. It has been in the shop for over 20 days since we bought it. Currently it has been in the shop for over 2 weeks. They don't know what's wrong with it. We have only made one payment on it. It runs without the key in the ignition. You can literally drive it down the road with no key in the ignition. What is to keep it from possibly being stolen" once we get it turned off, by opening driver door and turning windshield wipers on, we can't get it to start again without turning on windshield wipers. After the car has been off for a bit and parked, all of the interior components come on... ac, radio, lights, etc. This runs the battery down. The windshield wipers come on off while driving and then get stuck in the middle of windshield and you can't get them back on to move them out of your line of sight. All of this is disturbing!!! what if the vehicle just decides to stop running while someone is driving it or the brakes go out" anything catastrophic could happen at this point; when the manufacturer has no clue, what is wrong with the vehicle or how to fix it.... I will never trust the vehicle. They ordered 2 BCM computers, but computers don't recognize or respond to the car.... they spent 8 hours yesterday tracing all wiring and found no breaks in any of the wires. I have put in a request for them to buy the car back, but that's "under review".... they are now trying to figure out which of the 16 modules are faulty.... the first time it was taken to the dealership for this issue, it only had 285 miles on it. The dealerships have physically witnessed all of this and I have several videos.
This is the second time it happened, the auto-braking system engaged while I was driving through the parking garage at my work. I was going around 5mph and nothing was in front of me. The car started beeping (warnings) and then it slammed on the brakes. I've only had the car since June 15, 2019. It happened first on June 27. The dealership said that it happened because the couplers went out on my back wheels (on a new car). It happened again, this morning on 8/5/19. The dealership is trying to send me elsewhere for service since I am an unhappy customer and they don't want to deal with me.
Driving on the highway 4 days after bought 2019 Rogue and my acceleration went down, brakes came on and warning/malfunction "symbol;" went to dealer and advised "known sensor issue where detect cameras automatically apply brakes sensing driver about to hit something" was never disclosed such a hazard was possible. Feel unsafe as drive on highway constantly.
I was driving down a local street at approximately 30 mph and the car suddenly stopped (automatically brake). This happened on two occasions. I discovered that the gear stick shift moves from drive to neutral without depressing the trigger button on the gear stick and may be the cause of the problem. I learned that you have to depress the trigger button to shift from park to reverse and reverse to park, but not to shift from reverse to neutral, neutral to drive or drive to neutral. I believe that this is a safety hazard that could result in a tragic accident, especially on a highway at high speeds.
Brand new 2019 Nissan Rogue sv AWD: Climate control is not working properly especially during cold weather. When temperature control gauge is set to 61F, it blows cold air and when the gauge is set to 62F, it immediately blows hot air (80-90F). This impairs my driving and poses a risk of an accident because I constantly have to take my right hand off the steering wheel and my sight off the road for a second or two to manual switch between 61F and 62F. This is the only way to regulate the interior temperature. I constantly hear from my two little kids and wife "it's too hot, it's to cold....it's too hot, it's to cold". this is very frustrating especially when after three trips to the dealer's service department, I was told that this is normal as that's how Nissan designed the climate control during cold outside temperatures. This is definitely not normal to me and my family. Customer affair even scheduled a biased subject matter inspector to meet with me to only tell me that it's normal and working as designed. He told me that it will continue blowing hot air (80-90F) when the gauge is set to 62F even if the interior temperature has already reached 80F+ for a prolonged period of time (an hour or so) - this makes no sense! the inspector told me that every Rogue is designed that way. If I knew this before buying the car, I would never buy it. The climate control design is definitely flawed but Nissan is not willing to admit it. It needs to be recalled and fixed for all Rogues! other issue I've been facing is vibrations on the steering wheel and on gas & break pedals while the car is stationary or driving on any road. Vibrations are coming from the engine compartment. Nissan service again told me it's normal. It is not! Nissan failed to resolve both issues. I have filed a BBB complaint. NHTSA - please recall both chronic issues! thank you!
I drove home a brand new 2019 Nissan Rogue sl AWD from the dealer on a Friday night with 9 miles on it. I drove it on the highway to go skiing the following day and then on Monday evening (after 3 days of owning car and 362 miles), the engine malfunction indicator light went on. Called dealer and they said to bring in to look at it and also the Nissan connect email stated to open/close gas cap. After doing so, a couple of start/stops, the light did not come back on. I called dealer and said if it comes on, I will bring in but let's wait and see. On Wednesday (day 5 and 440 miles), I was commuting home from work and while in middle lane of slow moving traffic on a state highway, 6 malfunction indicator lights all went on and the car felt strange. As soon as I could, I got into the right lane and realized I had no acceleration as if the car felt like it was in neutral. I was able to coast over and into a nearby parking lot thankfully. I called dealer and they advised to call for road side assistance and tow to their dealership. I was given a loaner and have been working with Nissan Consumer Affairs. The car is still not repaired after 8 days of being in service department and them working with Nissan specialists. They believe they found the electrical connection issue and are still working through it and will test but I do not feel safe getting back into this vehicle after having an engine failure that could have resulted in serious injury or worse.
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