This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
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On March 24, 2023 Friday, I was picking my child up when I noticed a loss of power and acceleration at the gas pedal. This was then followed by a loud, whining sound while in traffic. Luckily, we were not hit when the car lost power. I am mechanically inclined, and was able to deduct that the car went into limp mode. After further research, it is determined that the CVT transmission failed. This could have caused serious injuries to myself, my child, or whoever it may have impacted our vehicle, because of how it lost acceleration While in transit. Vehicle currently has 141,554 miles and it is a 2011 Nissan cube why does the recall affect 2009, 2010, it skips 2011 and then proceeds to carry-on from 2012 on up" What sense does this make, since it-??s the same transmission in all of these vehicles" I am contacting Nissan USA to file a complaint, I have also confirmed this with an OBD two scanner. Today-??s date is March 27, 2023.
At 110K my car stalled. Mid summer 2020 I started my car it began to drive then stopped moving at a traffic light on Liberty St in spfld, Massachusetts. I had to be pushed out of the road into the cumberland farms that was to the left front of me. My car would start up but there was no power when you pressed gas in drive. It would turn on but wouldn't drive. I had it sent to Nissan dealership and they confirmed the transmission had failed due to cvt issues the belt and it would cost estimate of $3500 to replace. I emptied my savings and bought a new car. I still own my Nissan because it has less than 120K and is in mint condition expect the transmission failure. I paid for toes and rentals while my car was serviced at Nissan as well.
Only a 103K an engine began to make a whining sound and then just slipping. Drove it this way for two weeks and then it wouldn't start remove at all. Had to sink in $3,000 for a used transmission. A new one would have been over $4,000! even my extended warranty would not pay for it.
- El Paso, TX, USA
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Car does not accelerate. Will not move. Car was running fine I came to a stop, and car would not go. This happened a few times. Now the car will not move at all. Nissan says it needs a new transmission. Apparently it is the fault of their cvt. I have seen many many people on line with this issue. I have contacted Nissan and they refuse to help.
My cat transmission is failing. I only have 101K miles and a new transmission isn't in my budget. Please get Nissan to extend the warranty to 120K like on previous models. I have 5 kids and need my vehicle to get them to and from school. The first sign is a horrendous whining sound. Then slipping and failure.
2011 Nissan Cube with just ubder 100,000 miles was fine one day and the next barely able to pull itself. Made strange noise upon revving the engine. Had to be towed for service. Almost $4000 later I was told the transmission is Nissan proprietary and can not be rebuilt. Very disappointed that Nissan is continuing to have cvt problems. My transmission went out even though the dealership I bought the car from had the transmisson serviced at 60,000. Makes no sense to me why it would go out even if properly maintained to insure no dust or dirt got into the fluid.
The contact owns a 2011 Nissan Cube. The contact stated that the vehicle was not operable. The contact was able to start the vehicle, but it would not move. The failure occurred without warning. An independent mechanic was contacted and diagnosed that the vehicle needed a new cvt. Autocenters Nissan (1825 E edwardsville rd, wood river, il) stated that the diagnostic test and cvt replacement would be at the contact's expense. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 113,000.
2011 Nissan Cube with 72,000 miles on it has transmission problems. The transmission shakes and whines. Multiple cases of this occurring has gotten no help or acknowledgement from Nissan. They put unsafe transmissions in their cars and refuse to cover them.
The contact owns a 2011 Nissan Cube. While driving 15 mph, the vehicle failed to accelerate when the accelerator pedal was depressed. The failure recurred intermittently. The vehicle was taken to a dealer where it was diagnosed that the transmission failed and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 86,400.
The contact owns a 2011 Nissan Cube. The contact stated that while driving 55 mph, the transmission failed and the check engine warning indicator illuminated. The failure recurred numerous times. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the transmission needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 65,000.
Internal transmission failure, made a wide right turn and vehicle went into safe mode. Cvt issue... no check engine light ever came on warning for caution.
My 2011 Nissan Cube was being driven to work on the interstate. I pressed on the gas and the car did not move, all of a sudden it lurched forward almost causing me to rear end the vehicle in front of me. I took it to the dealership and I was told I needed a new transmission on a 2011? the car is barely four years old. It is outside of warranty and it is costing me $3700. After researching, I see that they have had problems with these transmissions and have extended warranties up to the 2010 models. It is a definite safety issue and needs to be looked into.
When attempting to accelerate from a complete stop our Nissan Cube intermittently accelerates very slowly and is not responsive to depressing the gas pedal. The vehicle will then lurch forward as though it is down shifting and takes off. This has been reported and investigated by the dealer 3 - 4 times (first report in July 2012) with the most recent visit (Oct 2014) resulting in a replaced transmission. This last week (Nov 2014) my wife and I were almost in an accident when pulling out into oncoming traffic as a result of this behavior. We will be contacting the dealer and Nissan this week as we have lost confidence in the vehicle and are concerned for the safety of our family.
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- Tomball, TX, USA