NISSAN Reliability Leads To 99% Profit Loss -Closing Stores

[@siroccowind736]

Nissan screwed up their product line. Installing unreliable and unwanted CVT transmissions, switching to front wheel drive in cars like the Pathfinder which most buyers prefer rear wheel drive in. So to many buyers their product line is a turn off. All by their own making.

[@Kevin19700]

Absolutely spot on. Nissan’s biggest mistake was the CVC “Jatco” transmission. Even after they knew it was faulty they kept using it.

[@melissasmess2773]

Well it's been going on for a decade or more so this was their answer to being competitive 😂💯🤡

[@zythr9999]

Nissan was in trouble before Renault stepped in.

[@geraldscott4302]

The Pathfinder used to be four wheel drive and off road capable.

[@MB-rr1fb]

@@zythr9999 Renault partnered with Nissan in 1999............up until 2003 Nissan/Infiniti were rocks

[@jimkofron8638]

Nissan has had quality issues for a while now. My 1990 Sentra was bulletproof. All of the CVT's in my 2008 Rogue, 2009 Sentra and my 2013 Altima coupe failed. I always bought Nissan's. Never again. I now drive a new generation Camry.

[@TinoMiller]

Until that Camry blows up with issues in their engines and the quality control goes down

[@wessreiley8275]

@@TinoMillerYou have know clue what you are talking about. I bet you think Nissan are good cars. Learn how to perform basic upkeep and a car will treat you well.

[@melissasmess2773]

What was the average mileage at failure? Thanks

[@jeffreyfurtado3681]

Nissan is under the control of Renault.

[@jimkofron8638]

@@melissasmess2773 78k on the Rogue. Around 123k on the Sentra. Under 60k on the Altima. In the interest off full disclosure, Nissan DID cover the replacement CVT's on the Rogue and Altima. They extended the warranty for this issue, to 120k.

[@northerntraveller3815]

I have a 1984 Buick Park Avenue that I bought from an elderly gentleman with 64000km. I'm thinking I'll drive that for a few years😂😂

[@jimkofron8638]

I had a 2000 Ford Crown Victoria. I still wish I had it. Hang on to that Park Ave. as long as you can. Wonderful car.

[@northerntraveller3815]

Absolutely. All this computerized crap they put on cars these days drives me nuts. This Buick even has the fiber optics package which is really cool to see night driving.

[@geraldscott4302]

I have a 2006 Mercury Grand Marquis with 389,000 miles that still runs like new. Very few issues, nothing expensive. Last year I bought a 2007 model from the original owner, with 36,000 miles on it. I'm going to drive the 2006 until it has a major engine or transmission failure, if it ever does, then keep it as a parts car for the 2007.

[@northerntraveller3815]

Those panther platforms are virtually indestructible. You'll have those cars for years to come. Good job!

[@AudiophileTubes]

TODAY'S CARS ARE CHEAP JUNK AND WAY OVERPRICED!

[@Kevin19700]

Absolutely true!

[@zythr9999]

Cost of tech.

[@xiondFirst]

Everyone wanted tech now the manufacturers went overboard. But also the EPA and regulations caused this.

[@GF-mf7ml]

I won't surprise if Honda fit cost 30k.

[@ramonamron5194]

Yep, get as old and reliable of a car that makes sense if you must.

[@lamontevans2823]

Nissan needs to get rid of the CVT and maybe the sales improve

[@bryanharris2319]

Agree

[@theresasmith1]

Finally a channel from Canada. I've been looking around here in Alberta and they won't go down a cent for trucks and larger SUVs AWD. I'm at the point to find out if its cheaper to order one from USA and bring it through the border. Due to my severe bad back issues I found out I cannot drive a small SUV . I tried out 3: Blazer RS, Rouge, and Terrain. I had trouble getting in as to low and difficulty getting out. I've been in bed now over a week . I have a 2009 Pontiac Montana SV6 extended I bought new and has now 170,000 km . The problem is I need an AWD for this province. Plus I need a vehicle I can slide in and out of seat without bending or needing help to get out lol . These sales people just don't understand disabilities and trying to place a person from a truck into a floorboard. glad I found your site

[@micker9830]

My dad had a second gen Nissan Maxima, when they came out in the late 80s and it was mind blowing! It actually talked lol. It seemed super fast at the time and was just a great car. They slowly turned it into junk, like their other cars.

[@AudiophileTubes]

BRING BACK the Honda Fit, VW Golf, Toyota Yaris, Kia Rio, Mazda 2, etc. etc.!

[@ECPP]

I agree, but sadly they will at double the price it was whe. It left

[@stevejunior7343]

that junk better not be seen again!!!

[@crand20033]

Bring back the compact SUV. Why did they have to make everything bigger so now it costs more? Dumb assess.

[@estuardo2985]

The problem is that those super economy vehicles have more regulations on them then the mega trucks and SUV's making them economically not feasible. Both parties are to blame but mainly the democrats (at least for the US).

[@GF-mf7ml]

Sell it just under 30k that's still expensive for a small hatch.

[@KNIGHTOFELEMIA-i7i]

The way Stellantis is right now even if I had teh cashI won't buy a Dodge truck.

[@OnlyMeee-ie3dw]

A junk CVT Nissan won't stop putting in their cars destroyed the entire brand including the trucks that are pretty dang good.

[@belka85]

22' Nissan Armada with 100k and no issues, just basic maintenance. Big simple V8 with no gimmics, we love it. As for VW, looking for a Golf R in Western Canada. There are HUNDREDS of 2024s still unsold on lots and 2025s are incoming. Dealers won't budge on $50k despite the insane stock. I'll wait despite the 2.99% financing offering.

[@asadb1990]

Nissan trucks body on frame are a different breed. In the middle east nissan trucks and suvs are very popular.

[@leechavarie4675]

Honestly the R is a $35,000 car . If they were priced properly I may buy one . I was looking at them during covid and the dealership was adding 10k dealer mark up . After shipping and taxes it was $70,000 can . I will keep driving my 2001 GTI and my 1983 Scirocco .

[@jgrab1]

2022 with 100K??? Do you drive around the world every day?! 😆

[@belka85]

@@jgrab1 not everyone lives in Toronto.

[@jeffreyfurtado3681]

This model is a japanese edition similar to the Toyota Land cruiser.

[@micker9830]

Problem today is that you have to have all the bells and whistles, backup camera, apple car play/bluetooth, all the safety features, has to be fast, god forbid it doesn't have 200+hp, even though back in the day that was a supercar lol. They just keep adding things that people NEED in a car and we get what we have now, entry level cars that are $30K+. I would love to be able to just buy a Honda CRX, like I had in 1990. Lasted for over 300K miles and still running when I sold it. Cheap as hell to maintain and easy to fix. I love technology etc, but now a car is something to get me to where I need to go, reliably. I'm past my fast car, trying to look cool days lol. I'd rather invest my money, than throw it down the drain in a new car.

[@ECPP]

Agreed, consumers want all teh cake and eat it too. Keep it simple and reliable

[@melissasmess2773]

I'm driving a low miles 200+ horsepower 2001 Oldsmobile Intrigue with the Shortstar 3.5 😎

[@theresasmith1]

I tried the Blazer RS and as soon as the salesperson showed me the roof of the suv in real life livestream by a darn drone satellite I felt invaded. He was all excited to start or unlock the suv from anywhere in the world

[@zythr9999]

Remote start, heated seats and/or steering wheel (so those in colder climates don't have to get into a cold car).

[@zythr9999]

@@theresasmith1 well if it is good for homes, it can be good for vehicles as well.

[@marklinnell7167]

My Dad bought a new Dodge pickup in 1964 with a utility bed for 1800 out the door no trade. 3 bedroom 2 bath house and built a 30x40 shop total loan of 3500 dollars. Wages were also much lower back then he charged 1.50 for a service call.

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

These auto Stealerships are crazy, back in 1968 my dad bought a 2 story 3 bedroom house for about $16k

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

That don't make those kind of homes anymore. They build five bedrooms that cost $500,000

[@jackcollin1695]

​@@dampergoldenrod4156 5bedroom here in hawaii is 1m minimum.and thats usually a wood house.the 5bedroom conrete house will be around 1.5m to 2m. Also depends on locations.if its closeby the city/town,it will be more expensive.

[@Denise-lw4jz]

Always drove a Nissan until I purchased the Rouge. It has been issue after issue once the warranty expired. Thousands spent on repairs! I traded it in for a RAV4, as I was warned by my mechanic the CVT would be next on the list. Never again! Garbage vehicle, Nissan should be ashamed.

[@ECPP]

They have gone downhill in my opinion

[@zythr9999]

@@ECPP Oh well 😃

[@Denise-lw4jz]

@@zythr9999 What a bizarre reply. 🙄

[@zythr9999]

@@Denise-lw4jz It's true. Renault bailed them out, and Carlos Ghosn did what he could, and bolted.

[@crand20033]

What year was your Rogue. I have a 2017 with more than 100k miles and have no issues. I really like my car.

[@johnpro2847]

the dairy industry was the same here in Australia a few years ago,, too many producers and no dairy farmer could make a profit..

[@ECPP]

Thanks for sharing. Yes its having an impact across the board.

[@geraldscott4302]

1970s Datsun trucks literally ran forever. You could put a million miles on one. I owned a '77 model back in the early '80s, it had over 230,000 miles on it when I sold it. Not a single problem.

[@RobsNeighbor]

Hello from Wisconsin! The auto market is crazy! Buy older cars now!

[@ECPP]

Yes I agree it is crazy. Also fixing up what you have to get another couple years is great too. I am doing this.

[@scottferris6309]

I always thought the Xterras looked really nice. Too bad they aren’t around anymore.

[@melissasmess2773]

Got one in my yard 😉

[@JasPlun]

I just can't believe Nissan stayed with the CVT for so long! When they saw the damage piling up they should have dropped the tranny and went to traditional transmissions. Nissan's name is so tarnished it is time to drop the name and go back to Datsun and start making quality vehicles like they know how to do. What has happened is everything went way up, but wages stayed the same and they just kept on making them.

[@stevecrell9633]

Love that we get to hear that your from Canada.

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

The only Nissan I would buy is the Frontier, great trucks and stylish

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

🤨

[@CarringtonHollister]

The new Murano, Pathfinder, and Armada don’t have CVTs the Titan doesn’t neither

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

@CarringtonHollister any rear wheel drive or 4x4 doesn't have the CVT, the front wheel drives vehicles do

[@DVX755]

None of this is a surprise, there are just to many auto manufacturers selling cars at astronomical prices. Most are all for Unions, but as soon as they wont their last benefit and compensation package...I immediately said "well the cars are going to go sky-high to pay for that" and they did. Too much waste and excess in the auto market and something has got to give.

[@inaina7271]

Like your channel. Youŕe good informed guy. Attractive presentation. Go on and big thanks

[@ECPP]

Thanks

[@briannielsen7176]

Give me a 1990ties f150 work truck with an 8'bed manual transmission a inline 6 cylinder manual roll down windows a rubber floor and we're good to go. Maybe add 4 wheel lock outs for the Michigan winter.

[@jiovanifranklin930]

I am disappointed in renault for ruining nissan it's a shame because nissan is japanese and Japan is known for good cars.

[@inthevault9603]

Guess what’s right below this video? You guessed it a Nissan Rogue advert! 😂 I’m dying. 😅

[@caltiki3090]

The blue blazer rocks !! Thnx !!

[@ECPP]

Cheers

[@azmike3572]

No bowtie? 😊

[@robertmaybeth3434]

It's a damn shame! First Japan I ever bought was in 1990. I owned a 1980 Volkswagen Rabbit that was a complete bomb. I called it my Wonder Car! Because I literally wondered every time I turned the key if it would start. This was no joke, the damn car stranded me more times than i had fingers and toes. My Dad bless his heart, had mercy and lent me $4000 to buy a 1983 Nissan Sentra. It was love at first drive with that little car, I drove the 5-speed all over Southern Calif with complete reliability. In 200K miles it needed one headlight, a clutch I changed myself, plus a timing belt, preventatively. But that was all. I bought 3 more Nissans, a 1988 Pickup with 4 speed I drove to 250K, a 200SX that was the only dog in the manger that pretty much just sucked, and the last one a 1994 Sentra, equally excellent until my goofy wive totalled it(she didn't get a scratch). Switched to Toyotas after the bad experience with the 200SX, the writing was on the wall after the Renault merger, and very glad I jumped ship when I did. As Nissan has sadly been downgraded again and again, into the junk they are now, for the last two decades.

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

$300k for a Mercedes???😅😂😂😂. I could easily buy a house and/or a very good used RV for that kind of $$$ . Mercedes is crazy 🤪 😳

[@christianreyes7211]

Can’t speak for the rest of the 2015 Altima S but mine hasn’t giving me any major issues. Been blessed.

[@kiLLinEmSoFTly]

2005 Murano owner. Electrical issues, car seats are a joke--broke twice, new alternator, new valve cover. 178K and trying to ride it out for another 6-7 months. Surprised it lasted this long lol

[@ECPP]

Thanks so much for sharing

[@caltiki3090]

I’m 70 my first house was 15,000……….

[@ECPP]

Yes that’s incredible the inflation since back in the day

[@junkmangeorge6363]

I bought a shitty townhouse down on Front St for $6,000.

[@eddiesu2]

Under Biden administration your house will be over 300k 😂😂😂

[@caltiki3090]

right now it’s value is 5- 600,000 in the Seattle area 750 sq ft with a little 1 car garage and yep you got it good ol’ Joe !! Thnx !! 👍

[@micker9830]

@@caltiki3090 How is that Bidens fault? I don't like Biden at all, but that was all due to Covid. It is like that all over the world, not just the USA. There is no one on the planet, that could have been president and stopped housing prices from being what they are now. It was a blessing for many, like myself, who owned property. I made a LOT of money from that bump in prices, and so did everyone else who owned property.

[@PeterCombs]

The Shift to installing Turbos more and more is dumb, many drivers do not want a Turbo as the engines fail sooner and they kill milage.

[@patrickchilds5486]

I loved my 2001 Pathfinder… now we are Lexus owners …

[@mattneil1449]

It had a 3.3 liter engine, guzzled gas, and only made like 140 hp 😂

[@asadb1990]

​@mattneil1449 if you worried about gas with v6, you are on a different planet lol

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

You never disappoint, always provide a great informative video Mark 👍👌🙌👏🙏

[@MB-rr1fb]

In Connecticut my parents bought thier first house for $25K in 1972................my dad was a union HVAC guy making $9 an hour at top rate.............if your parents made double what the house cost they were loaded

[@parkerbohnn]

Mercedes selling less cars means the Chinese in Canada are not buying a new Mercedes Benz each year now. Where I live they all drive a white Mercedes Benz. In the past they always bought a new car every year. Very few have bought a Tesla and zero sports cars. The falling Yuan must be killing Mercedes.

[@melissasmess2773]

Chinese in Washington State using Mercedes Benz to deliver their restaurant food. 😒 You paid too much for the food bro.

[@edwinkubena9944]

I have a 2014 Chevy Spark 120k miles good paid off car no payments still runs great will keep cause with groceries and bills going crazy and our nation in total chaos its a Charlie Foxtrot

[@ECPP]

Cheers

[@TheSpecialist-tu7ir]

Nissan Maxima 2012 200k miles traded it in for 2018 Honda Accord. Accord engine blew up at 75k miles, Honda care covered 10k engine rebuild, new turbo and radiator. Current 2019 Nissan Maxima 120k no prob.

[@ECPP]

Thanks for sharing. That’s interesting and a little worrying

[@Penske_Logistics_Roseburg-Ore]

I'm a ford guy, but the latest Fords on the lot were too much in cost, so I looked at the 2020 dodge grand caravan back in 2019 and said wow the price for the Dodge was thousands less than the Ford, so I just bought the Dodge and there was nothing down and two months till the first payment is due and I took it and ran with it. I like the Dodge, and maintaining it fully every two months, Transmission fluid change every 4,500 Miles and YES it's a Flex Fuel and I use that E-85 100% of the time because gas here cost $4.85 per gallon and E-85 Cost only $2.99 per gallon and I really do not notice the difference in MPG while using the Ethanol Fuel.

[@spooderdoggy]

I sold a 1997 Honda Civic LX with 259,000 miles a while ago and it was still going. I recently sold a 2008 Honda Civic Hybrid with 232,000 miles and still going strong. The old cars were a lot better. 🤔🇺🇸

[@markhammer1902]

It's a little surreal for me watching this video. I have had 4 Nissan's in my life. And they have been by far the most reliable vehicles i've ever owned. In fact, 3 of them are sitting in my driveway. The one that I don't have any more is the one I wrecked. One of those vehicles has a cvt transmission and is approaching one hundred thousand miles and I haven't had any problems with it.

[@zfunk9]

Used to love Nissan, 300ZX, 240SX, Xterra, Pathfinder.

[@MarkTurner-vs7uc]

My 280 z lasted forever,and I beat the hell out of it. My old Maxima was bullet proof. Those 90s hardbody trucks were 12.000 new ant went 200.000 miles with no trouble. They were great cars. It was over by 2000. 70s,80s,early 90s were fantastic

[@vintagehaynesflute]

I don’t like Nissan but I have to admit that other than oil changes and brakes my partner’s 2019 Altima with 125,000 miles has had no problems, none. He wanted me to get one but I just think that my Mercedes is just built better, rides better and much quieter but I have to admit that it’s been dead on reliable.

[@jackanderson2773]

Only Mercedes made in Germany are worth owning . They're pieced together in the USA .

[@wessreiley8275]

Manufacturing needs to go back to the basics. Power locks/windows and A/C and reliability. So glad I didn’t sell my 96F250 when my wife asked me to. Since I didn’t drive it daily I had a civic for my daily commute. Just bought 24 Camry with the v6 since it’s discontinued now with the new Generation. Hopefully will be my last new car I ever buy.

[@spooderdoggy]

My brother in law has a 2006 Ford 250 with diesel engine, the good one in excellent condition. This truck was before all the diesel pollution controls mandated. He has guys coming up to him all the time making offers for his truck. The truck has less than 60k miles. He loved it and refuses to sell. I wouldn’t sell.

[@williammanion5655]

We don't get what we want anymore. We get what we get

[@ECPP]

see,ms that way so i am not buying

[@caltiki3090]

Where are these German auto workers going to get work at the wages they get?? Sad - families are going to suffer

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

The consumer is not responsible for Volkswagen employees. The company and shareholders are

[@estuardo2985]

Who could have imagined getting de facto bought out by Renault (The french) would eventually go horribly wrong.

[@ECPP]

Haha right?

[@DohertyT2319]

How do manufacturers still think electric cars are? What’s gonna sell? They clearly aren’t gonna sell.

[@joeferreira5686]

We have a Altima (2013). It’s been a great car.. but the CVT is the reason I would not go back to a Nissan dealership… there are 4 Mazdas in my extended family… all purchased with my recommendation… CX9, Cx5, cx50. And a Mazda 3.. all with the 2.5 litre engine and the automatic 6 speed transmission… I drive the 2024 CX50. I love to drive this car.. Mazdas are the best value in the car market.. their fit and finish are best in the business… hopefully their new inline 6 cylinder engine and new 8 speed traditional transmission is as reliable as the current six speed units.. don’t overlook Mazda…

[@ECPP]

I agree they are amazing vehicles these days and honestly as good as any Toyota or Honda these days

[@CarringtonHollister]

My sister has passed her 2017 Altima to my nephew (the CVT was already replaced beforehand)

[@azmike3572]

"Power, performance, and prestige..." A lot of people lust after that, and not in cars.

[@MOCave7]

I'm really shocked at the tantrums the dealerships have been having for the past four years. It should be illegal to keep that much inventory out in the elements for years and still call it new at the same price you bought it at. 😮😅😂

[@junkmangeorge6363]

It's not just the price, they aren't making what folks want...................... and then once you buy something the thing seems to live at the dealer, for the first little while, to get the bugs out of it. So now you (and the bank) kinda own something, and the cost of everything is through the roof, and you don't dare to grow old with this vehicle as the frequency of repair is increasing the older it gets. So you gotta get rid of it before it hits 100,000km (best trade in value) just to start this stupid game all over again. Loose-loose.

[@ECPP]

Yes it’s simply made to impoverish us

[@Eric721.]

My 1990 Corrola is a great daily driver.

[@Psylliumhead]

Jatco transmissions. Nuff said. First story.

[@Stevespecs]

Unless Nissan gets rid of their cvt’s across their entire lineup, they will be out of business within 5 years

[@crand20033]

You're scaring me. I have a Rogue.

[@jamesp3022]

You can't cost effectively fix new vehicles there made for the lease market, engine duty cycles on new cars isn't long coupled with built in component obsolescence, after three years and outside of warranty your buying into a financial pit of unforeseen expense. New cars are built for the three year lease market and then scrap them onto private second hand market

[@petertayler1712]

Are these losses reported before or after the executive's robbery of the corporate treasury called "stock buyback"?

[@gerbearjones6056]

We test drove a Pathfinder last week. Very generic and underwhelming for a 70K vehicle. We bought a Subaru on the weekend

[@ECPP]

Congrats on the buy. Yes many of these vehicles do now feel very sterile

[@daminharris3879]

Dam I remember the days When it was Toyota,Honda,Nissan grouped 2gether 4 reliability n u couldnt go wrong choosing either 1. I know i know those days are long gone lol

[@ECPP]

Yes it’s more obvious which brands are more Reliable

[@TinoMiller]

​@@ECPP Not Toyota or Honda that's for sure .. They got issues as well

[@NoWay-ye7yq]

I getting $5-6K car, ride to the ground, and then get another one for $5k. And don't invest a $1 in part in those cars.

[@ECPP]

Better than buying some of this new crap that’s overpriced and underbuilt

[@tekpic04]

Over here in the United Kingdom people are buying motor vehicles that were made up and till the 1990's. Right now on the market, a Volvo 850 with 60k miles on the clock, you could pick up a decent one for £3K and those cars back than were reliable.

[@munnieswaroop]

Even an Indian working in USA in 90's and early 2000's could buy 4 plots of land in indian Metro cities back then even with 30000$ saving in under 1.5 years. Now it would take 10 years in USA to buy 1 plot of same land in India. Inflation has skyrocket and salary has almost remained the same.

[@godel3081]

The U.S. is going to be a nation of old cars since the new ones are too expensive with crappy turbo charged engines!

[@carljr.99]

Not all turbocharged engines are bad. The main issue, they put small engines in big vehicles, which will strain the engine due to the weight. Ford and General Motors are some main manufacturers pushing this with small engines in giant SUVs and trucks.

[@mikejarrells431]

Corporate America is out of control. They want double for half the quality. Don't settle. I put new engines & transmissions in my classics. 😉

[@ECPP]

I agree, let them flail

[@zythr9999]

Apple doesn't seem to have much of an issue selling any new/revised product they offer.

[@poltergeist3194]

I’m hoping that the Frontier truck is reliable as people say. V6, 9 speed automatic. Pretty much a basic truck compared to the rest of the competition, so less to go wrong.

[@MarkSmith-js2pu]

I think the Euros are being bullied by the stupid green movement to make all those EV’s.

[@jackanderson2773]

Very unfortunate !

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

The green people are underneath the government that hates Russia and hates Iran and they do not want to buy oil from these countries because they are suffering from paranoid delusions that Russians and Iranians are going to take something away from them

[@DanH-u3f]

It's Nissan's terrible CVTs.

[@cliffweinan3907]

UAW seem oblivious that expensive stuff they make is not selling making their payroll. In next few years we may see the great auto industry reset. Auto industry has been in worldwide oversupply, China now adding to that production oversupply.

[@ECPP]

Exactly clueless

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

UAW?

[@protectork9831]

Nissan versa in manual is not bad . I bought one 8 months ago for 17k and 19 otd

[@ECPP]

Absolutely agree. Nissans with manual are great. The engines are usually pretty stout except for variable compression may show it’s colors

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

​@@ECPPMy 2016 Nissan versa manual lasted to 178,000, mi before it broke even though it needed replaced at 150,000 mi. . I had a new clutch installed. It lasted 5,000 mi then broke and now it's sitting in my driveway. I'm not sure if I want to spend another $3,000 on another clutch

[@GF-mf7ml]

The only fix for Nissan is replace CVT to 5-6 speed auto.

[@ECPP]

Yes

[@crand20033]

Why can't Jatco hire someone from Honda or Toyota to show them how to make them better?

[@marmotwisdom]

Auto industry screws themselves.Poor quality ,costly repair,high price is a recipe for failure.Almost a 100k for a top of the line Tacoma in Canada with just a 4 banger hybrid.Keeping my the 2015 Tacoma for as long as possible.

[@BillLaBrie]

Another casualty of Renault.

[@PeterCombs]

Looking at a Mazda 3...great little car and cheap even new..but get rave reviews.

[@ECPP]

Excellent little cars

[@WSS_the_OG]

You know what my Alberta bro, I used to be exclusively a new car lease type person for 2 or 3 years, and I avoided used cars like the plague. Nowadays, I've totally flipped the script, the main reason being I'm seriously hating all the tech that's crammed onto new vehicles. It's like they're more into creating a tablet / smartphone on wheels, and don't give a crap about the underlying platform (engine, steering, handling). I get it; distract people with blinky tech and they don't notice how crappy the car has become. So now I buy good quality used cars from the era in which the tech was minimal, not much for nannies, knobs and buttons in the dash and in the cabin to access climate controls, and a lot less needless. complexity in the engine bay. I'm really digging older Porsche and Audi products at the moment. They cost a lot to buy in good condition, and they cost a fair bit to keep on the road, but they're actually nice cars to drive, with some fun factor, and they aren't second guessing all your driving decisions while you're on the road.

[@JA-zh5xi]

I can’t think of an appealing Nissan car. I know exactly no one who has said they are actively looking for a Nissan in the last 15 years. Combine that with their horrible CVT I wonder how they stay in business.

[@davianoinglesias5030]

When it comes to Nissan you should only buy the Petrol, SkyLine or Fuga

[@johnpro2847]

too many car producers, too many models. If you open up 10 take-away stores in a small distance, none of them can make any money.

[@BSBS-gk4iy]

Nissan is back and already annouced a new king - Nissan Frontier wth 3.8L without turbo and with automatic gear!

[@melissasmess2773]

Frontier is their only great product

[@duanehamdorf2228]

I'm thinking about getting a new Frontier, but maybe it might not be wise, 🤔

[@CarringtonHollister]

Go for it man if you haven’t already

[@vishalpagar3207]

Love from India ❤

[@ECPP]

Thank you for watching and hope you have a great week

[@Jorge-m2t3]

Good morning 🎉

[@onthebuses]

Scotland Sharing 🥃📡🥃

[@Paul-fj2mm]

CULPRIT = bad CVT transmissions from 2003 thru present!!!

[@ECPP]

Yes they need to dump that transmission and go with something a little more reliable

[@loum.4377]

Nissan always reminded of the "old" BMW of the late 90's, always troubles, high maintenance, and costly repairs. Introduction of the B58 saved BMW. Nissan has not innovated their engines. It is a shame.

[@ECPP]

You are very right about that. It’s time to step up the game

[@TinoMiller]

You do know their turbo engines are way more reliable than Toyota and their transmissions are more reliable than Honda and some Toyota engines ..

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

I don't think Nissan engines are the problem. I think the transmissions are😊

[@greathey1234]

Who remembers when Nissan rivalled Toyota in quality and reliability? Thank you Carlos Ghosn and Renault

[@Blue-moon12]

They do now in the midsize truck market

[@BoltsNBalls]

That's what they get for taking the Pathfinder and turning it into a FWD minivan with a CVT.

[@ECPP]

Nice

[@Trapster99]

$100K truck....yeah and the economy is entering RECESSION, let's see how that works out.

[@bryancarlson3673]

Nissan needs to drop the 3-cylinder engine that is all you can get in the Rogue and replace it with a turbo ONE cylinder !!! That will increase sales LOL!!!

[@2driverpls652]

Even used cars are ridiculously priced.

[@ECPP]

Yes way too much….however prices are sliding lately

[@raphaelfrancis4509]

No wonder my VW stocks are trash at the moment...

[@07wrxtr1]

370z or GTR. All of the other Nissans are trash. The Z and GTR are the only remaining that were manufactured in Japan - and don’t have garbage transmissions. All other Nissans are junk… Used nissans without the CVT and have the older VQ engines are the last reliable ones…

[@steviev.5822]

The car market is a swamp. It's just business. Give less. Charge more $. Because... they can. Car makers have a monopoly. Ownership own shares in multiple brands interchanging parts. When will we see Chinese cars for $15k ?

[@ECPP]

Yes largely, but out of touch brands have and will fail so consumers can speak with their wallets

[@topofthegreen]

what auto manufacturers are not going out of business?

[@opinionmatters7119]

The car market is changing and the old makers are losing their focus. No wonder people are flocking to Tesla. I’d get out of gasoline vehicles if I could. As soon as I can, I will.

[@TinoMiller]

Everyone always has something to say about Nissan but they are doing better than 2 out of 3 of the demostic brands and doing better than Toyota ..

[@jaytee6741]

RIP NISSAN 🪦☠️

[@ECPP]

Adios

[@zythr9999]

Oh well

[@Desertbiker617]

We all know everyone likes huge engines, but these are not sustainable. World pollution rates are going up, never down.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

More people are dying from heat exhaustion during the summer from a lack of air conditioning than from global warning caused by ice cars

[@Desertbiker617]

@@dampergoldenrod4156 crank the AC more, more carbon emissions. Vicious circle.