Over thirty years, members of my family (5) all drive Toyota almost all types and I like the air conditioner the most. (The best thing is that we should to pay attention to the periodic oil change) 👍
@@elbarto4394 absolutely! The Chevy Trax has had major issues along with the equinox, my transmission went 1 week after purchasing it, I only had 60k miles. It's been replaced and is working fine now
Why do car companies keep modernizing things they haven't mastered yet. They can't get the basics down but they keep making things harder to work on and more complicated.
Funny you mentioned the Chevy Traverse, my 08 Outlook transmission just went bad 3 weeks ago, and it's $5500 for a remanufactured one, so I sold it for $700 as is, and that ended my love for American vehicles. I went Toyota.
Sorry but your expectations of a 13 year old car with over 160,000 miles sounds unreasonable just like that $5,500 transmission quote. Enjoy your Toyota smh.
@NuVue Demand better from what??? His Saturn had over 160k miles and was 13 years old like I said. ANY machine will need some work at that age and mileage no matter what it is. Toyota is not some savior from old used car repairs smh.
My 2008 Outlook’s transmission went bad a week after I got it and the dealership was forced to fix it. It was a $2200 job. I’ve since parted with it for a Chevy Suburban- which I love!! The Outlook was the worst vehicle I’ve ever owned.
I own a 2014 Pathfinder, Hit 100,000 miles, Trans went out... Hit 110,000, and the Stop lamp switch went out. It’s got 121,000 right now, surprised it has lasted this long.
A big problem with this type of video is that it does not factor in user maintenance. Some car brands have a higher number of owners who are negligent with car care.
I agree! As much as I loved Saturns and Pontiacs, when my favorite Outlook transmission died at 167,000 miles, that was my final draw for American vehicles, and I'm a Toyota fan now!
@@curtiswilson4737 FYI, GMCA ACADIA, CHEVY TRAVERSE and SATURN OUTLOOK sharing same powertrain (engine, tranny, suspension and pretty much everything else besides: design, body panels and interior)
I stopped buying GM cars after owning several between 1972 and 1988, Out of five cars all of them needed transmission replacement in one case with less than 30,000 miles on the odometer. As for Infiniti, Nissan had so much trouble with their CVT's that they decided to share the wealth with Infiniti. What could possibly go wrong?
I test drove a 2014 Nissan Rogue Sport. It was the furthest thing from quick. My foot was on the floor just trying to get it up to traffic speed which was 45 mph. I put it in sport mode, there was no difference in acceleration or handling. I didn't even complete the test drive course it was that bad. The place I was testing at was 0% incline, so there wasn't any incline to struggle on with acceleration. Lesson learned.
@@broeheem2804 prob is obvious short for probably. You didn’t have to be so mean if you were a Nissan fan you coulda just said so and shared your experience with your Nissan. Instead of just making a Nissan owner or an unhappy CVT owner seem so detrimental
Stay away from Nissan.. my dad had a 2007 Murano had tons of problems with it.. also my brother had a Maxima 2014 had transmission issues also my best friend in college bought a 2014 Altima new had 2 transmission replaced under 15k miles… I would suggest Toyota/Honda /Lexus that’s why I have had 2 Lexus’s no problems just gas..
I rented a Nissan Altima and the CVT would slip and jolt violently. It had less than 10k on it. I thought I would get stranded in the thing. Glad it wasn't my problem!
@Account NumberEight Yep, and that's why when I went Subaru shopping, I insisted on a manual transmission. I had to buy one 2 states away because manuals are rare as hen's teeth. CVT is a deal breaker. I will never own one ever.
It seems Nissan needs to scrap that CVT transmission and go back to a regular transmission or buy transmissions from another company rather than JATCO which has a reputation for terrible transmissions
@NuVue Toyota and Honda have reliable CVT’s, it is mainly Jatco (Nissan) CVT’s, and Subaru CVT’s that have many issues. Some of the early Honda CVT’s had some issues however but they fixed them pretty quickly.
Nissan Rogue, 192k on mine before tranny failure. Learning how to drive the cvt is key to its life. I will never buy another. No other major repairs, just typical maintenance and tires.
I have a 2010 Murano I bought 2 years ago. Its been a great vehicle. Only thing I've noticed is a slight knock when accelerating after first starting it up for the day but then it disappears. I drive for work so it runs more than an average vehicle. 165k miles on it so far
Don’t do it! I have a 2012 Rogue. It broke under 80k miles, just over 75k and no warranty. Had to replace the transmission. Now it’s good. Holy crap. I’ll have to keep it until it dies. Nobody will want to buy it, unless for a few bucks.
we love our rogue its a 2018 an my boy has a 2019 an just put 2.000 miles on it going on vac ,,,just have the trans serviced every 60.000 miles.. the cvt very good on gas
Funny most suvs with transmission issues were Nissan or the luxury company owned by Nissan, infinity!. I have an Altima and had transmission issues at 33k and 66k miles. I'm expecting more problems in 17k miles when I reach 99k. What happened the 1st time is the transmission seal leaked. There was no warning. The extended warranty covered the $3500 repair. The next time I recognized the light whining and had it checked by my mechanic immediately and saved my transmission. The transmission fluid line house clamp at the radiator wasn't tight and I lost fluid again, without any alarm pee warning. Nissan wouldn't offer me any fixes. I never received any warranty notice or recall notice.
Sad thing these days most people just think you should be able to and do just get in their car and GO! And were not taught you need to pop the hood every once and a while! Could and most likely will save you alot of money and a def headache to take an extra 5 mins to check all fluids. If my lazy ass can do it then anybody can
I had a 2002 brand new Toyota forerunner and the transmission went within six months and it rusted out like there's no tomorrow I had a 93 Nissan Ultima that was amazing that car was the best car I've ever owned I now have a rogue and I love it
The '13 Nissan Murano was mentioned as a "no go" SUV but my '12 wasn't..I've already known for quite awhile that it's a ticking time bomb so I've maintained it to the max and baby it like a delicate flower. So I've managed 131k miles. Hopefully it will hold together until this crazy market fades away
i just got a 2018 rogue an my boy got a 2019...he loves it an he rents a lot of cars for his job an this is why he got one ,,he has a new 2022 Camry he rented an he hates the trans,,,the rogue is faster ,,
Kinda sucks that the 2011-2014 infiniti jx35 or qx60 were plagued with transmission problems. They are really nice looking luxurious vehicles and very affordable for a used suv.
@@darylhill9400 96k trouble riddled miles on my 2015 legacy , cvt @54k miles cv axle, infotainment screen, fuel door 3x , leather on drivers seat, blind spot sensors, blower motor, cam seal, valve cover gasket blah blah blah and the list goes on
I have a 2014 hybrid Pathfinder with a CVT and turbo. It's the smoothest driving experience I've ever had, over 110k miles already, got my 1st brake job a few thousand miles ago. My in laws Subaru forester is on its 2nd engine and 2nd transmission at 90k miles. Most mechanics report car as to not buy it, despite consumer reports rating them in top 2 for last 20 years. Subaru even lost a class action lawsuit over this issue. I'm not aware of Nissan going through that. Most people that I know that have nissans keep them to 200k or more
Here I an watching this video inside my 2013 Special Edition Nissan Rouge 💀 Got the 100k miles a few days ago so far she's worked nicely only had AC problems so far I got it with 70k miles as soon as I got it I put a new radiator as fast as I could since Nissan has horrible radiators
As a senior warranty claims administrator I’m not sure where this info was obtained but it doesn’t matter. The top 5 warranty claims to my company are: 1. Ford Focus 2. Subaru Forester 3. Kia Forte 4. Chrysler Pacifica 5. Chevrolet Traverse
mine 2018 is awd gets 33mpg,,,my boy has a 2019 ,,,he gets about the same ,,but the funny part my 2002 grandprix gets about the same on the highway an it has a 3800 v6,
No need to worry dude! My 2009 Nissan Rogue AWD, made in Japan, is running profoundly well today without any issues besides routine maintenance of oil and brake changes. Now it's on 138,000 Km, close-to-perfect condition. Love it. Will keep it for another decade.
all Nissan that have the cvt transmission still have problems no matter what year,Toyota Camry ,rav4 same thing consumer report needs to update there recommendations and quit picking on g.m products
Are these issues only in the particular year stated in this video? I bought a 2010 Murano in January 2020 and its been great. Only significant maintenance I've had to do is replace the radiator and a CV axle.
@@T-Man_865 Definitely listen to the comment above and never flush. Just have it drained and refilled a couple times over the course of a month or 2 to get most of the old trans fluid out.
Don't get a car with more than 60K miles, because you want to change that fluid at 50 or 60K and put synthetic fluid into it. A car failing at over 100K miles probably could last till 150K miles, I wouldn't keep any car beyond that milage. I would not touch a CVT used car. If at some point CVT become the default transmission for most manufacturers I would consider it.
Well, it might be annoying to play with the stick, especially in the city traffic. However the best automatic transmission in my opinion is in electric cars, no gears, no shifts just pure acceleration. This is where the future is.
Nissan CVT is not meant for Leadfoot drivers. CVT is designed for Fuel Economy and Comfort. Proper care and maintenance goes a long way. 160k kms on my 2014 Rogue no CVT problem.
Yes! If anybody owns a Nissan be sure and change the CVT TRANSMISSION FLUID every 35/40k miles. DO NOT FLUSH!! Be sure you use only NISSAN CVT FLUIDS. The Nissan dealers can do this for about $200 . Doing this and other maintenance will get you 200/300k miles. If buying used be sure to check the service records
@@rennnnnnnnet , Yelp! Most all cars will last longer if it’s maintained and not abused. My 14 Altima is the best car I’ve ever owned. I’m 67 yrs young and have had a lot of cars. Only bad car I ever owned was a 2004 Cadillac DTS it was constantly needing something repaired or replaced
No, Nissans are NOT BASICALLY Renaults. While both car manufacturers are part of the same conglomerate, they still rarely share any platforms or engines and transmissions. Renault sells few cars with CVTs and Nissan sells few CVTs in Europe.
Bad Nissan transmissions? surprise surprise. NOT! They have bad transmissions since the 90's. Several friends' Nissan Maxima went kaput only after 5-6 years of driving. Owning Nissan cars will keep you poor.
It sounds like people were too lazy to do regular maintenance to their transmissions on all these models. Probably had them all serviced at the dealer too. Should've done the maintenance yourself so you know it got done.
I have a friend who had a 2013 and he literally drove it over 110000 miles without changing the fluid or servicing it however it's supposed to be serviced. Long story short, the trans failed, he was unhappy. Paid thousands to fix then sold it off. 21000 miles is not a lot of miles on original fluid but 110000 miles is I guess. This was after three years of ownership.
2012 RAV4, driven hard carrying stuff most of the time, 150k miles, zero problems, just regular maintenance and the transmission is as snappy as it was when new Ten years ago, I bought a 1997 Nissan Sentra off eBay for 500 bucks, I changed the brakes, and drove it as back up car, till I gave it to someone And up to now is still running, older Nissans we're really good then, I think it was around 2005 or something that things changed
@@Shornandkenny Here’s a thought grow up ,finnish school tell Mommy and daddy to get better jobs so when they buy you a car you don’t have to be embarrassed in drivings a low end cars . I bough both my kids BMW’s an M2 and a M4 .
@@992turbos8 way to raise a couple spoiled brats. Bmw builds the absolute most unreliable cars lol. Sorry ive got a 94 Toyota supra and a 2017 ,Toyota 4runner. Pound salt yuppie.
@@Shornandkenny That’s funny because my last 3 BMWs have had a grand total of 1 trip to the dealer for unscheduled service in the past 7 years. I’d say that’s pretty damn reliable.
No crossovers for me had Ford Expedition and Yukon and still have a Yukon all I had to do was change spark plugs tires air filter oil mad simple shit n thats it only expensive thing am going to is change all struts n coils n prolly all the brakes after that I think its ready for 300k miles n then in the trash lol
Nissan really destroyed it's reputation after 2003 ..I'd say Nissan was top 3 in Japanese cars in the 80 and 90s those 90s Nissan Maximas were bulletproof..the Infinity 8 cylinders bulletproof up until the 2000 ..the company destroyed itself with the CVT transmission they were using ..
Nothing new about Nissan's JATCO CVT transmission. If you rely on Consumer Reports to tell you that, you are in trouble. The 6 speed in the Chevy is used in many many GM made vehicle. It's only bad in one model year of one make? No way., One of the comments mentions a more realistic repalcement cost $5000. I watch 2 blogs that involve crushing scrap vehicles. Lots and lots of nice looking Nissans go in the crusher.
My 2007 Murano has over 220k miles. It runs great and has been pretty reliable but the trans is starting to shutter upon acceleration. Should I change the fluid?
@NuVue Paying extra for a certification on a piece of crap is a poor use of money in my opinion. I would rather be in the new car market at that point.
I have 2005 nissan altima 3.5 se this is not a CVT translation and I have 198000 original I bought this when it was 125000 with a frnd and still with me till now I don't have any it's of issue the mechanic dealer say that my translation which manomatic 5 speed is good realiable Trans so I always change oil every 30000 and I put nissan oil cost me 10 dollar a quart is still using this car a 3.5 SE 2005 year
Nissan went from bullet proof cars into shit cars My friend had nissan sunny 1.8L petrol with 4 speed automatic from 1992 with over million km with original engine and transmission The odometer stopped around 700k km Crazy japanese engineering .... Not fancy but reliability is top of the top
It doesn't surprise me Nissan and Infinite has Transmission problems they're all junk, plus I only drive cars. These are not real SUV's they're crossovers, close to the same height as a Sedan. Real SUV's are Large and full sized built on a Truck platform.
Nissan, Nissan and Nissan, CVT ruined their cars. Sadly Subaru did the same and ruined a brand I used to like, all in their greedy search for more profit at the expense of customers.
What about.grand Cherokee, Dodge Durango,ford explorer, Jeep compass, Dodge caravan, Chrysler Pacifica, Honda Accord, Chevy blazer,Toyota Camry, Dodge ram.All this cars had the same problems or maybe worse.this guy don't know what he talking about
Funny thing is, I've never really seen Nissans on the side of the roads. It's usually land rovers and BMWs. Lol
Right? I’ve actually noticed plenty of chevys on the side of the road
I always see ford's and newer chevys on the side of the road. Only one I've seen a beat up nissan
They are so broken, you can’t get them on the road. :D
I mostly see GMs and Fords on the side of the road here. Lol.
@@double_joseph327 same, I see mostly Chevys on the side of the freeway followed by ford diesels.
Over thirty years, members of my family (5) all drive Toyota almost all types and I like the air conditioner the most. (The best thing is that we should to pay attention to the periodic oil change) 👍
This video should had been labeled, "Avoid buying Nissan" 😂
Pretty much. Seems like that's the general consensus amongst mechanic
I was about to say the same thing 😂😂
copy that
And GM crossovers
@@elbarto4394 absolutely! The Chevy Trax has had major issues along with the equinox, my transmission went 1 week after purchasing it, I only had 60k miles. It's been replaced and is working fine now
Why do car companies keep modernizing things they haven't mastered yet. They can't get the basics down but they keep making things harder to work on and more complicated.
Funny you mentioned the Chevy Traverse, my 08 Outlook transmission just went bad 3 weeks ago, and it's $5500 for a remanufactured one, so I sold it for $700 as is, and that ended my love for American vehicles. I went Toyota.
Thanks for sharing!
Sorry but your expectations of a 13 year old car with over 160,000 miles sounds unreasonable just like that $5,500 transmission quote. Enjoy your Toyota smh.
@NuVue Demand better from what??? His Saturn had over 160k miles and was 13 years old like I said. ANY machine will need some work at that age and mileage no matter what it is. Toyota is not some savior from old used car repairs smh.
Similar story for me, but thankfully not as expensive
My 2008 Outlook’s transmission went bad a week after I got it and the dealership was forced to fix it. It was a $2200 job. I’ve since parted with it for a Chevy Suburban- which I love!! The Outlook was the worst vehicle I’ve ever owned.
I've had a 2017 murano and went through a transmission at 51000 kms they have never made it any better
That’s just bad luck man sorry to hear. After 2015 they’ve improved their numbers a lot but of course some still have issues
I own a 2014 Pathfinder, Hit 100,000 miles, Trans went out... Hit 110,000, and the Stop lamp switch went out. It’s got 121,000 right now, surprised it has lasted this long.
A big problem with this type of video is that it does not factor in user maintenance. Some car brands have a higher number of owners who are negligent with car care.
The GM 3.6 and six speed automatic are known for issues.
For used Cars Buying,.... I will buy Toyota and Honda and Subaru only
I agree! As much as I loved Saturns and Pontiacs, when my favorite Outlook transmission died at 167,000 miles, that was my final draw for American vehicles, and I'm a Toyota fan now!
Mazda is rated best by consumer reports , don’t overlook them. They’re using the same tyranny’s as Toyota now. Toyota has a stake in Mazda now.
Mazda is killin suburu
Let me know when that head gasket goes out on that Subaru 😂🤣😂
@@curtiswilson4737 FYI, GMCA ACADIA, CHEVY TRAVERSE and SATURN OUTLOOK sharing same powertrain (engine, tranny, suspension and pretty much everything else besides: design, body panels and interior)
I stopped buying GM cars after owning several between 1972 and 1988, Out of five cars all of them needed transmission replacement in one case with less than 30,000 miles on the odometer. As for Infiniti, Nissan had so much trouble with their CVT's that they decided to share the wealth with Infiniti. What could possibly go wrong?
Never,never,never buy any car with a JATCO CVT transmission
Hey what about Mitsubishi outlander .. I know Jatco made that transmission, is good or bad?
@@jzoedua80 same problems same failures shuddering, por aceleration noises is garbage
@@jzoedua80 lol 🤣😂🤣 garbage
We actually just bought a 2010 Murano. Part of the deal was that the dealer had to put in a new transmission.
@@jzoedua80 not reliable. Get something more reliable like a Toyota RAV4, Toyota Highlander, Honda CR-V, and Honda Pilot
I test drove a 2014 Nissan Rogue Sport. It was the furthest thing from quick. My foot was on the floor just trying to get it up to traffic speed which was 45 mph. I put it in sport mode, there was no difference in acceleration or handling. I didn't even complete the test drive course it was that bad. The place I was testing at was 0% incline, so there wasn't any incline to struggle on with acceleration. Lesson learned.
Sport mode only changes when it shifts. If you go full throttle, it’s doesn’t matter what mode it’s in because it always shift at or near redline.
@@drink15 Sometimes you can tell more about a car by talking to the owner then from looking at the car itself.
Seems like in general if its a nissan run, or any earlier iteration of a cvt transmission is prob best to walk away.
"prob" isn't a word, little girl.
@@broeheem2804 prob is obvious short for probably. You didn’t have to be so mean if you were a Nissan fan you coulda just said so and shared your experience with your Nissan. Instead of just making a Nissan owner or an unhappy CVT owner seem so detrimental
You got to do some Serious research on todays used car’s! You dont go buy them just because they look Pretty! Folk are selling them for a Reason..😄
Many are selling used cars for what they can get for them now.
4 out of 5 are Nissan related cars .. WOW 😯
Stay away from Nissan.. my dad had a 2007 Murano had tons of problems with it.. also my brother had a Maxima 2014 had transmission issues also my best friend in college bought a 2014 Altima new had 2 transmission replaced under 15k miles… I would suggest Toyota/Honda /Lexus that’s why I have had 2 Lexus’s no problems just gas..
Hi Alim, Thanks for sharing!
Unfortunately the year and models u just named all had horrible CVT recalls, most modern Nissans have better transmissions
I rented a Nissan Altima and the CVT would slip and jolt violently. It had less than 10k on it. I thought I would get stranded in the thing.
Glad it wasn't my problem!
Thanks for sharing your experience.
@Account NumberEight
Yep, and that's why when I went Subaru shopping, I insisted on a manual transmission. I had to buy one 2 states away because manuals are rare as hen's teeth. CVT is a deal breaker. I will never own one ever.
It seems Nissan needs to scrap that CVT transmission and go back to a regular transmission or buy transmissions from another company rather than JATCO which has a reputation for terrible transmissions
@@Plisken65 yes I know .. Scotty Kilmer has mentioned that fact multiple times
The new Nissan pathfinder has a regular 9 speed transmission. They're not using those shitty janco cvt's
Got a 2014 qx60 with 150,000 mi. that runs beautifully.
I got a 2008 fx35 with 260 000 kms. Runs and drives like new. In fact, better snd way smoother than most brandnew vehicles.
@@Shornandkenny the 5-speed transmission and 3.5L engine are legendary reliability. Love my 07 fx35 awd
@@chesterchen2684 yep, vq 35 will run on the rev limiter in neutral for 15 minutes before blowing up if at all.
Because it’s not a CVT
Bruh this should just be called avoid CVT equipped Nissan products lol
avoid all CVT vehicles tbh
@@hristiyanbakalov2516 my Honda is solid at 99k miles
4 out of 5 are Nissans. 😲
Technically yes, but Infiniti is Nissan also
Jatco blows. Lol
Thanks for the short cut. Already knew this too
Sooooo lesson here…..don’t buy a INFINITI or Nissan SUV or GET A WARRANTY!
@NuVue Toyota and Honda have reliable CVT’s, it is mainly Jatco (Nissan) CVT’s, and Subaru CVT’s that have many issues. Some of the early Honda CVT’s had some issues however but they fixed them pretty quickly.
@@michaelchristopher8266 Honda and Toyota CVTs haven't been around long enough to know what the cost is going to be once they fail.
Have you faced same issues with these cars?
No
Nissan Rogue, 192k on mine before tranny failure. Learning how to drive the cvt is key to its life. I will never buy another. No other major repairs, just typical maintenance and tires.
I have a 2010 Murano I bought 2 years ago. Its been a great vehicle. Only thing I've noticed is a slight knock when accelerating after first starting it up for the day but then it disappears. I drive for work so it runs more than an average vehicle. 165k miles on it so far
@@T-Man_865 I would and do just use nissan cvt fluid, since I do a lot of driving I change mine once a year.
I always buy Nissan, for me is number one,no problems,is a Japanese engine
This was helpful! We are thinking of purchasing a Rogue or Murano as a backup vehicle. Now I'm having second thoughts!
Get a Lexus which is a Toyota.
Don’t do it! I have a 2012 Rogue. It broke under 80k miles, just over 75k and no warranty. Had to replace the transmission. Now it’s good. Holy crap. I’ll have to keep it until it dies. Nobody will want to buy it, unless for a few bucks.
we love our rogue its a 2018 an my boy has a 2019 an just put 2.000 miles on it going on vac ,,,just have the trans serviced every 60.000 miles.. the cvt very good on gas
@@princea9615 they have problems too...all cars do my rouge runs great
@@Monza62000 Great! I’m glad you had a positive experience. 🙂
Funny most suvs with transmission issues were Nissan or the luxury company owned by Nissan, infinity!. I have an Altima and had transmission issues at 33k and 66k miles. I'm expecting more problems in 17k miles when I reach 99k. What happened the 1st time is the transmission seal leaked. There was no warning. The extended warranty covered the $3500 repair. The next time I recognized the light whining and had it checked by my mechanic immediately and saved my transmission. The transmission fluid line house clamp at the radiator wasn't tight and I lost fluid again, without any alarm pee warning. Nissan wouldn't offer me any fixes. I never received any warranty notice or recall notice.
Thanks for sharing John, interesting to read, not the best experience.
Unbelievabe the Ford focus fiesta and exploder all made this list.
I would never choose any of those vehicles new or used.
I don't know about Chevy or Infinity but Nissan has been notorious for transmission problems for many years.
Sad thing these days most people just think you should be able to and do just get in their car and GO! And were not taught you need to pop the hood every once and a while! Could and most likely will save you alot of money and a def headache to take an extra 5 mins to check all fluids. If my lazy ass can do it then anybody can
I had a 2002 brand new Toyota forerunner and the transmission went within six months and it rusted out like there's no tomorrow I had a 93 Nissan Ultima that was amazing that car was the best car I've ever owned I now have a rogue and I love it
The '13 Nissan Murano was mentioned as a "no go" SUV but my '12 wasn't..I've already known for quite awhile that it's a ticking time bomb so I've maintained it to the max and baby it like a delicate flower. So I've managed 131k miles. Hopefully it will hold together until this crazy market fades away
Good luck.
good to hear your Murano is well maintained and running.
@@Technovations 👍
They are not going to be happy until cars are costly like houses!!
Avoid all Nissan Suv, period
i just got a 2018 rogue an my boy got a 2019...he loves it an he rents a lot of cars for his job an this is why he got one ,,he has a new 2022 Camry he rented an he hates the trans,,,the rogue is faster ,,
Kinda sucks that the 2011-2014 infiniti jx35 or qx60 were plagued with transmission problems. They are really nice looking luxurious vehicles and very affordable for a used suv.
Sad how they show a Honda CR-V on the thumb nail photo and not a Nissan product instead though! 🥲
Add Subaru CVT's and specially the new Ascent.
Over 200,000 trouble free miles on my Subaru outback
@@darylhill9400 96k trouble riddled miles on my 2015 legacy , cvt @54k miles cv axle, infotainment screen, fuel door 3x , leather on drivers seat, blind spot sensors, blower motor, cam seal, valve cover gasket blah blah blah and the list goes on
Simply don't buy a Nissan with CVT
Or any car with a CVT they suck.
I have a 2014 hybrid Pathfinder with a CVT and turbo. It's the smoothest driving experience I've ever had, over 110k miles already, got my 1st brake job a few thousand miles ago. My in laws Subaru forester is on its 2nd engine and 2nd transmission at 90k miles. Most mechanics report car as to not buy it, despite consumer reports rating them in top 2 for last 20 years.
Subaru even lost a class action lawsuit over this issue. I'm not aware of Nissan going through that. Most people that I know that have nissans keep them to 200k or more
No, the Pathfinder Hybrid does NOT have a turbocharger, it has a supercharger...a fairly significant difference.
Here I an watching this video inside my 2013 Special Edition Nissan Rouge 💀
Got the 100k miles a few days ago so far she's worked nicely only had AC problems so far
I got it with 70k miles as soon as I got it I put a new radiator as fast as I could since Nissan has horrible radiators
I have also and never problem 💕💞
What about ford? I would have thought they would hold all 5 spots. Weird!
I love ford, never had an issue , had Mustang, taurus, explorer, expedition, no issues
@@Oakleyworld lucky. I've had nothing but lemon fords. Now I avoid at all costs.
@@Oakleyworld must be based on the state your in. Where I am I see at least q ford on the side of the highway eveytime I'm on the highway.
Common Problem: CVT transmission.
Yeah, CVT change that fluid every 20K miles.
As a senior warranty claims administrator I’m not sure where this info was obtained but it doesn’t matter. The top 5 warranty claims to my company are:
1. Ford Focus
2. Subaru Forester
3. Kia Forte
4. Chrysler Pacifica
5. Chevrolet Traverse
the cvt transmissions are delicate and expensive to maintain and they offer no fun.
GM and Nissan are sleeping together lol
OMG
I just got Nissan Rogue 2020, I should have have stayed away from Nissan. I have to fill up the tank every week for God’s sake.
mine 2018 is awd gets 33mpg,,,my boy has a 2019 ,,,he gets about the same ,,but the funny part my 2002 grandprix gets about the same on the highway an it has a 3800 v6,
No need to worry dude!
My 2009 Nissan Rogue AWD, made in Japan, is running profoundly well today without any issues besides routine maintenance of oil and brake changes. Now it's on 138,000 Km, close-to-perfect condition. Love it. Will keep it for another decade.
@@waterwater8717 you said the key word for most anything maintenance .
Thanks for sharing
I have a 2016 Pathfinder and no problems.
ME2 ME2 2016 Rogue AWD . Bad CVT at 86,000 miles. Will find out Monday if that extended warranty is worth a crap.
hope it is covered, let us know how it goes with warranty
all Nissan that have the cvt transmission still have problems no matter what year,Toyota Camry ,rav4 same thing consumer report needs to update there recommendations and quit picking on g.m products
Traverse redesigned means GM just uses a different shade of cheap plastic, LOL !!!
How come dodge caravan is not on the list ! Its the most occuring transmission failures
They aren’t SUVs
I had to replace my Infiniti transmission also my son’s Nissan transmission was replaced. I’ll be avoiding their vehicles from this point on.
Are these issues only in the particular year stated in this video? I bought a 2010 Murano in January 2020 and its been great. Only significant maintenance I've had to do is replace the radiator and a CV axle.
yes, the majority of transmission issues is for specific model year mentioned.
Nice, what is your mileage there TM
@@jethrelim7016 it's around 165k
@@jethrelim7016 I do need to get the transmission flushed since i haven't yet. But still runs great
@@T-Man_865 Definitely listen to the comment above and never flush. Just have it drained and refilled a couple times over the course of a month or 2 to get most of the old trans fluid out.
Don't get a car with more than 60K miles, because you want to change that fluid at 50 or 60K and put synthetic fluid into it. A car failing at over 100K miles probably could last till 150K miles, I wouldn't keep any car beyond that milage. I would not touch a CVT used car. If at some point CVT become the default transmission for most manufacturers I would consider it.
HI Myko, thanks for sharing your thoughts, great insights!
I have 2011lexus rx350 transmission broke down at 136,000 miles
uh, even for lexus, not common though
Lesson of the day, do not buy any Nissan front wheel drive SUV
Awd Nissan isnt any better.
That's why the rest of the worid prefer manual transmission cars. Americans just love automatic transmission cars
Well, it might be annoying to play with the stick, especially in the city traffic. However the best automatic transmission in my opinion is in electric cars, no gears, no shifts just pure acceleration. This is where the future is.
Nissan CVT is not meant for Leadfoot drivers. CVT is designed for Fuel Economy and Comfort. Proper care and maintenance goes a long way. 160k kms on my 2014 Rogue no CVT problem.
I worked at a Nissan dealer for 3 years and the entire time we had a customer with a 15 Altima last I seen it has 320k original engine and trans
I had a 2001 Nissan Pathfinder was very good. Now avoid Nissan! We have had 7 Lexus vehicles they never break!
Infiniti and nissan cvt are good from 2016 and on .. .. they got the issues sort out .. and do your fluid changes regularly ..
yep an the dont use oil like a lot of toys do..
2015+
Some Nissans have a sealed transmission fluid.
Lies haha 😂 2018 30k miles already on the second cvt replaced under warranty. Nissans are junk
This is what happens when French take over a good company.
the cause might be from not changing transmission fluid becayse my moms qx60 is strong
Yes! If anybody owns a Nissan be sure and change the CVT TRANSMISSION FLUID every 35/40k miles. DO NOT FLUSH!! Be sure you use only NISSAN CVT FLUIDS. The Nissan dealers can do this for about $200 . Doing this and other maintenance will get you 200/300k miles. If buying used be sure to check the service records
@@dbrewer53 cvt is also just stereotyped because my god sister has an altima with cvt that has 201k and something miles still strong
@@rennnnnnnnet , Yelp! Most all cars will last longer if it’s maintained and not abused. My 14 Altima is the best car I’ve ever owned. I’m 67 yrs young and have had a lot of cars. Only bad car I ever owned was a 2004 Cadillac DTS it was constantly needing something repaired or replaced
@@dbrewer53 american "quality"
Basically, they’re Renaults.
No, Nissans are NOT BASICALLY Renaults. While both car manufacturers are part of the same conglomerate, they still rarely share any platforms or engines and transmissions. Renault sells few cars with CVTs and Nissan sells few CVTs in Europe.
Looks like Nissan has the most transmission problems. Easy fix, Just don't buy Nissan cars with CVT Transmission..
or sell it if it is still running
@@Technovations lol, get it off of your hands and trouble someone else 😂
Bad Nissan transmissions? surprise surprise. NOT!
They have bad transmissions since the 90's. Several friends' Nissan Maxima went kaput only after 5-6 years of driving. Owning Nissan cars will keep you poor.
It sounds like people were too lazy to do regular maintenance to their transmissions on all these models. Probably had them all serviced at the dealer too. Should've done the maintenance yourself so you know it got done.
Not likely, the transmission on my 2016 Nissan Rogue went bad after 21,000 miles..... good thing I had a warranty.
I have a friend who had a 2013 and he literally drove it over 110000 miles without changing the fluid or servicing it however it's supposed to be serviced. Long story short, the trans failed, he was unhappy. Paid thousands to fix then sold it off. 21000 miles is not a lot of miles on original fluid but 110000 miles is I guess. This was after three years of ownership.
You could add this auto transmission to the list: Ram Promater City. CVT Transmission.
DUH, the Promaster City DOES NOT have a CVT, never had one, STILL doesn't have one.
It uses a 9 speed, " conventional " automatic transmission.
Nice cars
Thanks 😊
2008 ford edge transmission should have been here..I replaced transmissions in 4 yrs.
2012 RAV4, driven hard carrying stuff most of the time, 150k miles, zero problems, just regular maintenance and the transmission is as snappy as it was when new
Ten years ago, I bought a 1997 Nissan Sentra off eBay for 500 bucks, I changed the brakes, and drove it as back up car, till I gave it to someone And up to now is still running, older Nissans we're really good then, I think it was around 2005 or something that things changed
Did this Nissan Sentra happen to be white, and anywhere in the FL region?
What I got out of the is don’t buy low end vehicles .
Never had a problem with my PDK or DCT with my BMW’s .
Hahaha, do you hear the diarrhea coming out of your mouth?
@@Shornandkenny
Here’s a thought grow up ,finnish school tell Mommy and daddy to get better jobs so when they buy you a car you don’t have to be embarrassed in drivings a low end cars . I bough both my kids BMW’s an M2 and a M4 .
@@992turbos8 way to raise a couple spoiled brats. Bmw builds the absolute most unreliable cars lol. Sorry ive got a 94 Toyota supra and a 2017 ,Toyota 4runner. Pound salt yuppie.
@@992turbos8 oh, and im 40 years old bud. My dads dead and my moms retired. Smh
@@Shornandkenny That’s funny because my last 3 BMWs have had a grand total of 1 trip to the dealer for unscheduled service in the past 7 years. I’d say that’s pretty damn reliable.
No crossovers for me had Ford Expedition and Yukon and still have a Yukon all I had to do was change spark plugs tires air filter oil mad simple shit n thats it only expensive thing am going to is change all struts n coils n prolly all the brakes after that I think its ready for 300k miles n then in the trash lol
The EXPEDITION is NOT a crossover. Most crossovers are front wheel drive or awd, and don't have a separate frame like an Expedition does.
@@howardkerr8174 That's what he is saying
I never like Nissan / Mitsubishi I could never had luck with them
Funny how you have a 2007-2010 CRV towed away but no mention of it in the video… don’t throw a great SUV under the bus
Sorry it’s the 3rd or fourth gen in the photo. I didn’t realize my mistake until now.
Sold Nissan and bought Mazda, will never go back
The reason I watch this video is because it had a Honda on a two truck and I said no way.
Nissan Muranos rear subframes rot out... making the car dangerous
Are the Armada 2018 good?
Nissan really destroyed it's reputation after 2003 ..I'd say Nissan was top 3 in Japanese cars in the 80 and 90s those 90s Nissan Maximas were bulletproof..the Infinity 8 cylinders bulletproof up until the 2000 ..the company destroyed itself with the CVT transmission they were using ..
sadly, but this seems to be true
Nothing new about Nissan's JATCO CVT transmission. If you rely on Consumer Reports to tell you that, you are in trouble. The 6 speed in the Chevy is used in many many GM made vehicle. It's only bad in one model year of one make? No way., One of the comments mentions a more realistic repalcement cost $5000. I watch 2 blogs that involve crushing scrap vehicles. Lots and lots of nice looking Nissans go in the crusher.
My 2007 Murano has over 220k miles. It runs great and has been pretty reliable but the trans is starting to shutter upon acceleration. Should I change the fluid?
Hi, I suggest you consult with the experts who specialize in transmissions.
I ain’t buying a used SUV, unless I know the owner cares for their cars like I do.
@NuVue Paying extra for a certification on a piece of crap is a poor use of money in my opinion. I would rather be in the new car market at that point.
@NuVue That is absolutely not what certified means. You know little about cars obviously. Just stop talking.
I have 2005 nissan altima 3.5 se this is not a CVT translation and I have 198000 original I bought this when it was 125000 with a frnd and still with me till now I don't have any it's of issue the mechanic dealer say that my translation which manomatic 5 speed is good realiable Trans so I always change oil every 30000 and I put nissan oil cost me 10 dollar a quart is still using this car a 3.5 SE 2005 year
great, Rey thanks for sharing your experience in this area
So pretty much all Nissan products
6-7 years old tho 🤔
Nissan CVT’s have major issues. The rest of their vehicles are very reliable.
even it is just CVT it is not easy to resolve
The same with Chevy trax,2016?
might be, but the majority of cars with this issue is for year 2013
No the Trax has a different drivetrain.
I like how this video has a honda crv on a tow truck...but has nothing to do with any honda crv's.
That's just dumb!!
Take away= Nissan / Chevy suvs have bad trans, sooooooooo WHY DO WE HAVE A CRV BEING TOWED AS A THUMBNAIL?!?!
And the Ford Escape?
Toyota, Subaru, Honda. Kia and Hyundai of the later years are ok, and so are the manual VWs and Mercedes. The rest will not serve you well.
Nissan went from bullet proof cars into shit cars
My friend had nissan sunny 1.8L petrol with 4 speed automatic from 1992 with over million km with original engine and transmission
The odometer stopped around 700k km
Crazy japanese engineering .... Not fancy but reliability is top of the top
Nissian was strong bullet when it's made in Japan but when it's made in USA it is a piece of garbage
@@MrTeatreeoil when they started their relationship with renault they died
What about Nissan Pathfinder old model(2010)?
Watch the radiator. It doubles as a transmission cooler and can fail, filling the trans with coolant.
Nissan: CVT, CVT, CVT, CVT, CVT yikes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nissans have been poorly made since the 1980s
Agree!!
Not all Nissans. I had a good truck, 1984. I have a 2012 Rogue. Holy crap.
So my 2015 pathfinder is good!!
It doesn't surprise me Nissan and Infinite has Transmission problems they're all junk, plus I only drive cars. These are not real SUV's they're crossovers, close to the same height as a Sedan. Real SUV's are Large and full sized built on a Truck platform.
Crossovers... none of these are SUVs.
Nissan, Nissan and Nissan, CVT ruined their cars. Sadly Subaru did the same and ruined a brand I used to like, all in their greedy search for more profit at the expense of customers.
What about the frontiers transmissions? Jatco as well
Not all jatco transmissions are bad just because Scotty said so .
Don't think the Frontier is Cvt transmission. They don't use them in trucks. They know that they won't last in a truck.
@@bobbyenginejr3959 thank you for your replies and indications ;)
What about.grand Cherokee, Dodge Durango,ford explorer, Jeep compass, Dodge caravan, Chrysler Pacifica, Honda Accord, Chevy blazer,Toyota Camry, Dodge ram.All this cars had the same problems or maybe worse.this guy don't know what he talking about
To be fair, all the cars he mentioned are known for trans problems. He just didn't name ALL the cars with known issues.
@@chynacash3138 all those brand I mention they have the same problems, transmission