Last evening as we were leaving for dinner the rear widow of our 2015 Nissan Rogue imploded for no reason!
The glass just shattered and sounded like a rifle shot!!!We called the dealership and they said that they have no license plates nor cars for us to drive in the meantime . They also informed my husband that they sell hundreds of cars and what is only 3 reported glass shatterings in all those vehicles! What if there had been a little child or baby in that back seat? It is -25 outside today and we only have this one car as my husband has Parkinson and we no longer need our two Nissans! We have purchased Nissan vehicles( and encouraged others to do so) for years and had excellent service when the dealership was privately owned
My question is "how many rear windows have to implode before they recognize a real problem with that vehicle?' Also if some child is in the back seat and hit by shattered glass and disabled are they still going to claim no responsibility? How many others have had the same problem and have just not reported it on social media? .
My car was parked in the yard and I had not used it the day before. I opened my side door to put something on the floor, I gently closed my door because I didn't want to wake my husband and I heard a large noise like a large sheet of ice falling off the roof. I looked in the back to see what it was and my rear tailgate window was in many tiny pieces all over the ground.
- breezee310dg,
Derry, US
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Last evening as we were leaving for dinner the rear widow of our 2015 Nissan Rogue imploded for no reason!
The glass just shattered and sounded like a rifle shot!!!We called the dealership and they said that they have no license plates nor cars for us to drive in the meantime . They also informed my husband that they sell hundreds of cars and what is only 3 reported glass shatterings in all those vehicles! What if there had been a little child or baby in that back seat? It is -25 outside today and we only have this one car as my husband has Parkinson and we no longer need our two Nissans! We have purchased Nissan vehicles( and encouraged others to do so) for years and had excellent service when the dealership was privately owned
My question is "how many rear windows have to implode before they recognize a real problem with that vehicle?' Also if some child is in the back seat and hit by shattered glass and disabled are they still going to claim no responsibility? How many others have had the same problem and have just not reported it on social media? .
- Cheryl B., Brandon, Canada