I was driving on interstate 80 at between 65 and 70 mph in heavy traffic when the car suddenly lost power and quit on me. I had to pull off into the median shoulder of a very busy interstate. I luckily did not get rear-ended since there were cars right behind me as a figured out that I was losing power fast. I did hear on the radio 4 hours earlier that 2014 Nissan Rogue's were being recalled for fuel pump. I had it towed to the dealer where I purchased it not even a year ago. I purchased it the end of September 2014. They thankfully replaced the fuel pump at no charge because it was under warranty. I was told that my vehicle was not in the recall batch. I want this investigated because I think it does need to be included in the recall. It was determined that it was the fault of the fuel pump that made my car suddenly stop. Carousel Nissan did everything from their end for me. I had my car back by late morning on April 11, 2015. Since this happened to me and I got lucky that it didn't cause an accident. I think there may be a wider recall needed.

- West Branch, IA, USA

We brought our 2014 Nissan Rogue in to repair 3/23/2015 with a serious acceleration issue. The dealer is, vero us 1 Nissan/ Hyundai, were we originally bought the car. The problem is at will the car shutters and looses speed when accelerated. Nissan claims they can not re create the problem and all computer test are negative to any problems. Today I filed a case with Nissan North America. I was informed that there is a fuel pump campaign for all 2014 Rogues manufactured in smyrna, tenn. Between the dates of 6/11/13 to 6/7/2014. My Rogue was manufactured 3/3/2014. Nissan us 1 knows nothing of this recall. We were told the problem was fixed upon pick 3/27/2014. Unfortunately, the problem persists and represents a very significant danger to operation. It is an intermittent problem but when it occurs the car shakes violently and does not accelerate properly when the accelerator is depressed. This could cause a major accident. We live in a subdivision for which the exit requires us to cross us 1. imagine if the car decided to fail to accelerate across us 1 and my wife and kids were struck by oncoming traffic! I have read about these issues on various Nissan sites, cvt troubles and fuel pump/ problems. It is a well documented and know problems for Nissan vehicles.

- Vero Beach, FL, USA

I drove 10 miles and shut the car off for an hour then got back in and entered the freeway to go home. I drove a couple miles and lost acceleration. At 70 miles an hour on the freeway my car was actively decelerating while I was pushing the gas pedal. I let off not knowing what was happening and the car seemed to accelerate some or coasted more freely. I stepped on the gas and the car slowed down again. I repeated this a couple times before deciding I had to put hazards on and pull over. I am so grateful I didn't get rear ended as I had slowed down rapidly with out any break lights to warn others. When I pulled over and put it in park the check engine light (malfunction light) and also the power steering light came on. It was towed and held overnight until it could be towed to the dealership (apparently nothing can be dropped off when they are closed).

- Hugo, MN, USA

The contact owns a 2014 Nissan Rogue. The contact stated that while driving various speeds, the fuel gauge and engine warning indicators illuminated. The failure recurred numerous times. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer, who was unable to duplicate the problem. The technician then tightened the fuel tank cap and the fuel gauge indicator was no longer illuminated. The manufacturer was notified of the problem. The approximate failure mileage was 132,000.

- Doral, FL, USA