On Tuesday, May 23, 2017, I was driving on US 95 northbound in Las Vegas. It was around 5:30 pm, so rush-hour. Traffic was bumper to bumper. I was in the far left lane not even going 15 mph. Traffic had started to move and as I hit the car I noticed my car had no power and my car had died! A bunch of lights came on my dashboard but the car was not overheating. I coasted over to the left emergency lane. I shut the car off, waited about 5 min and turned the car back on. All of the lights on the dashboard went off and the car did not show that it was overheating. I began to continue to drive and had no other problems from there. But my car shouldn't just die in traffic! I'm glad traffic was bumper to bumper and not crazy! If my car had died while going faster I may have been hit. This is the second time my car has just died out of no where! The first time was on Las Vegas Blvd and Tropicana, a very busy intersection and I was almost hit! My car is a 2012! Not a 1980's car. I shouldn't have ever had my transmission replaced twice and software updates twice! Nissan produces horrible vehicles and they should be sued! I pray someone either steals my car or sets the damn thing on fire!

Since I bought my car, I have been having ongoing issues with engine, it would stop in the middle of the road and shut down. After having the same consistent problem year after year. Nissan stated that it was an electrical problem last year and repaired it with about 4,000 dollars plus which was covered. This repair was done last year, documents are at home.

Today I have a similar problem and my car is currently at Nissan waiting for diagnosis. I have had issues with steering, heater, engine, electrical, brakes, windows, cooling system, miscellaneous and drive train.

My worst concern and fear has been the car stopping in the middle of the road. I would not buy a Nissan car again.

The engine has cut - off for the second time in a row. It is beyond just a fluke. As both times, I was driving on the freeway and the horns started sounding and then in less than a minute the engine would totally be disabled and you better hope there's a shoulder to navigate to! It has become dangerous. I am finally going to leave this car at the nissan dealership for them to take a look. If they can't find anything wrong, I will have to look at getting a different car as this current Versa is a danger to me and my family. I recommend holding off on purchasing this Versa until Nissan officially can correct it.