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.
Driver-??s seat failed at the weld. It was squeaking and sliding back and forth a fraction of an inch at starts and stops. It was quite distracting for the driver and passengers thereby creating unsafe conditions. There were no warning lamps. This seat was confirmed by the dealer service center to have failed.
Yo he tenido dos frenados de emergencia sin haber nada en el frente. Pero no sabia que pasaba. Almenos no paso nada grave. Pero vi una noticia de Telemundo que el modelo que tengo de carro tiene problemas relacionados. Además mi asiento cuando acelero suena como si estuviera fracturado. Pero en la Nissan me dicen que está bien que no tiene nada malo.
Drivers seat is loose, has a tendency of moving when pulling off and moves while driving. Makes a rattling noise in the rear of vehicle on passenger side, not sure where what is making the noise. Backing mechanism is activate when nothing is in range.
I purchased a 2020 Nissan Rogue sv that has a power adjustable drivers set. The slide rail assembly has play in it when adjusted to my driving position. It rocks back during acceleration and rocks forward during breaking. I can sit in the seat stationary and move it forward and backward with my body weight. The service manager at the dealership tested several other 2020 models and found 3 others with the same issue. One of them rocked back and forth even worse than mine. I contacted Nissan Consumer Affairs and was told by the representative that their internal review was " this is a natural occurrence of the manufacturing process." I owned a 2017 Rogue with the same seat. There was never any play or movement with the drivers seat. My concerns are that if upon impact either front crash or being hit from the rear, this movement in the seat could possibly result in the seat breaking free due to the improper gap between the slide rail assembly pieces. It is also a severe distraction to me as the driver. Distracted driving should be taken seriously in this matter. My last concern is this. How many of these faulty power seats are out on the roads already? I don't want to see a single person caused harm during a crash. Please investigate these power seats from Nissan immediately. Safety must always come first. Thank you so very much.
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- Palm Harbor, FL, USA