Speaking of Nissans (rolling away) - You ever own one?

Touche - let me clarify that I couldn't trade it in/had to daily it

 

My wife drove a 94 Pathfinder back when we got married. The most gutless vehicle I’ve ever driven. It would lose speed on a long grade, and there was nothing you could do about it. Engine seized at 140k.

And that’s my experience with Nissans.

 

Nope. I've had multiple chances to buy them; but honestly, aside from a Frontier, you couldn't pay me to own one. *LITERALLY* everyone I've ever known who has owned one has had weird electrical and other issues....and I hate those like the plague.

 

My '06 Titan served me very well until I sold it to get my Tundra. I sold it to a coworker who is still using it to tow his other toys all over the place. It probably has over 300k by now.

 

Bought a 99 frontier for my son , currently repainting . Sweet little truck

 

had a 2019 nissan armada, great power, comfortable interior. Only major problem I had was the transmission crossmember was cracked and had to be rewelded. Bummer, sold it for a tundra.

 

Had a 2003 Infiniti G coupe...loved that car. Zero problems and got much better than the estimated MPG.

 

My first car was a 1988 Nissan Sentra. Good little car and rock solid. Had a 2002 Frontier that was bulletproof.

Bought a 2005 QX56 which went to about 150k before the transmission went out but that was user error.

After that and still currently have a 2015 QX80. So far the only problem was a bad door lock actuator. Other than that, it’s been across the entire western United States through all kinds of terrain and weather and has never let me down.

 

I had a 1990 Nissan Stanza long time ago. Also had a 1991 Nissan 240sx hatchback and a 92 240sx coupe/notchback with SR20det swap. A 1996 Maxima and a 2001 Nissan Frontier Supercharged. I used to love Nissans, but not much of fan of their cars now.