I have a 2014 Rogue Select that is apparently based on my vin number not part of a recall campaign by Nissan. Vehicle is jerky & lost of power taking off and speed above 70. I reported my issue to The NHTSA, The Federal Trade Commission and my States Attorney General all suggest by NHTSA. My car that I actually loved until this one problem of my vehicle loosing power going up a mountain at 70 mph on I-81 on our way to MS to visit our Son. We stopped and one mechanic suggested replacing the spark plugs as they were a little dirty, so I did and it actually helped to improve my gas mileage but 2.5 hours later down the road the problem came back.
Stopped at a dealer and after I explained to them what problem I was having they test drove it and told me I needed a new transmission and they wouldn't even trade it in since they said the transmission was bad ( without actually looking in the transmission RIGHT ). I called Nissan Corp. and they refused to help with the problem. After visiting this web site and others I found there is a recall on some Rogues based on the VIN number. After reading all the issues I then realized the bucking, jumping, rough acceleration all those issues I have from day one were not just a characteristic flaw but and actually problem with these vehicles. I'm disappointed that NISSAN won't step up and take responsibility for there transmissions that they know are defective.
I purchased the car from a local dealer and I've only owned it for 5 months. The dealership says MY PARTICULAR CAR was not on the recall list for this KNOWN problem. So they want to charge me for all the repairs. Im hurt, crying and upset. I drew down some of my retirement to purchase this 12,000$ cash and now it has become unreliable.
- Andrea M.,
Baton Rouge, US
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I have a 2014 Rogue Select that is apparently based on my vin number not part of a recall campaign by Nissan. Vehicle is jerky & lost of power taking off and speed above 70. I reported my issue to The NHTSA, The Federal Trade Commission and my States Attorney General all suggest by NHTSA. My car that I actually loved until this one problem of my vehicle loosing power going up a mountain at 70 mph on I-81 on our way to MS to visit our Son. We stopped and one mechanic suggested replacing the spark plugs as they were a little dirty, so I did and it actually helped to improve my gas mileage but 2.5 hours later down the road the problem came back.
Stopped at a dealer and after I explained to them what problem I was having they test drove it and told me I needed a new transmission and they wouldn't even trade it in since they said the transmission was bad ( without actually looking in the transmission RIGHT ). I called Nissan Corp. and they refused to help with the problem. After visiting this web site and others I found there is a recall on some Rogues based on the VIN number. After reading all the issues I then realized the bucking, jumping, rough acceleration all those issues I have from day one were not just a characteristic flaw but and actually problem with these vehicles. I'm disappointed that NISSAN won't step up and take responsibility for there transmissions that they know are defective.
- tonydeeone@gmail.c, Baltimore, US