Transmission Noise Problems of Nissan Cube

I purchase my 2012 Nissan Cube on January 2019 w 93k on Jun 2019 started a noise . It became increasingly worst, took it to the mechanic he road test the car ,and told me it was the transmission I google the cvt trans and find out that Nissan have trouble with those trans ,they extend the warranty on some models from 2000 to 2010 I took it to rt. 46 Nissan on totowa NJ to make sure that was the problem and it was . They want $4163. 00 to repair/replace the trans that they know have a bunch of problems . . Twice the car stall when I`m driving I`m not going to pay for a trans. That has a history of problems,I feel Nissan should extend the warranty on 2012 models I`m sure my complain it`s not the only one.

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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.

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As of February 2017, what I later found out was the continuously variable transmission, also known as, cvt transmission, started to fail on my 2010 nisan Cube, which has only one owner. On the way to work a loud whining noise came from under the hood. As I was driving on a very busy street, the car started to accelerate and decelerate randomly while in drive. The check engine light would also occasionally illuminate. Several mechanics could not figure out what was wrong, until I took the Cube to a mechanic that knew about the many failures the Nissan cvt transmission was having. I was told then that Nissan had created a customer satisfaction program to deal with the cvt failure; of which I was never informed by Nissan. Even though I continue to receive emails and ads for the company. The letter from Nissan states that the warranty on the cvt will be extended. "first to provide you with additional assurance regarding your overall cost of ownership we have doubled the warranty period for the continuously variable transmission in your Nissan. : it also states "10 years/120,000 miles, whichever comes first. " my Nissan Cube is currently seven years old. I have over 128,000 miles. I never received a copy of this letter. I purchased this car in February 2010 and this letter states the end of this reimbursement program ended 7/31/2010! what does that mean for me? my car is not 10 years old! I have been without a car for over two months now. I will probably have to pay for the repairs out of pocket. Also in this letter states "a small percentage of owners of early models equipped with cvts have expressed concerns about the cost of the repair of transmission after the warranty expires. " does this cover my vehicle? there are complaints on NHTSA about the cvt; the id #10919979 and #10587829 and their were more listed her with the NHTSA. Nissan case #26415319.

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