CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2004 Nissan Xterra doesn't seem to have any problem trends. The only thing prospective owners should be aware of are the less-than-perfect (but acceptable) crash test ratings.
There are a very few transmission complaints, but nothing like the huge defect that shows up starting in with the 2005 model year.
This happened on my Saturn SL series car also. The only real fix here is Auto Upholstery & Interiors guy and that will cost $150. Its a real pain and is a def hazard as it can fall down while driving and flap around with the windows open
Bought the Xterra last April2015 from Avery Greene Honda in Vallejo, the dealership fix the headliner because I told them that it will be a driving hazard in the future, but after 8 mos, the headliner starts to sagging and peeling off. I diid not try to contact the dealership coz I knew what they gonna say, its AS IS and no warranty. I seen some older Xterra having the same problems, I hope Nissan will check this out and maybe this is considered a recall....
I ONLY HAD MY TRUCK A YEAR AND A HALF THE HEAD LINER STARTS FALLING DOWN NO WARANTY COVER NO RECALL EITHER IT IS SAD YOU BUY A NEW TRUCK PAY ALOT OF MONEY AND THE HEAD LINER FALLS DOWN
- dedeesmith1,
Palatka, FL, US
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This happened on my Saturn SL series car also. The only real fix here is Auto Upholstery & Interiors guy and that will cost $150. Its a real pain and is a def hazard as it can fall down while driving and flap around with the windows open
- Scott B., Mount WolfMount Wolf, PA, US