Transmission Failure Problems of Nissan Juke

Tl-the contact owns a 2013 Nissan Juke. The contact was driving on the highway and the vehicle stopped accellerating. The contact had to pull over . The contact took the vehicle to the the dealer Nissan of richmond 11401 w broad st, henrico, va 23233 (804) 346-4200. The changed out some fluids and balanced the tires. They said that should hsve fixed the issue . The issue occured again and the vehicle was towed back to the same dealer. This time they diagnosed the issue as being the transmission failing. The whole transmission needed to be replaced for a totol cost of $5,000. The contact was unsuccessful in getting through to the manufacturer. The failure mileage was 120,000. Tf.

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Tl the contact owns a 2016 Nissan Juke. After starting the vehicle, the transmission failed to operate the vehicle. The vehicle was towed to peltier Nissan (3201 s sw loop 323, tyler, TX 75701, (903) 561-7300) where it was diagnosed that the transmission needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified and offered to pay for half of the repair. The approximate failure mileage was 64,000.

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I was driving on the highway during a 1. 5 hour trip. About an hour into the drive, the car started to decelerate from 75 down to 40. I pulled over to the side of the road and waited for the car to cool so that I could limp it to the dealership. I went to my local mechanic who determined the transmission had failed on a 6 year old car with only 78,000 miles. I took the car to Nissan who has confirmed. Something similar had happened in the past but the mechanic I had taken the car to said he was unable to replicate the failure.

Transmission failure 2016 Nissan Juke sl awd which began day after I bought it. I described this to dealer as "car revs but no acceleration. Initially it would happen after driving on highway for about 1-1. 5 hours. Now it begins within the 10 miles it takes to drive to pick up rental car. Three times thus far I have been nearly rear ended, once by a tractor trailer whose wheels I can still hear screeching because the car wouldn't accelerate coming off an exit. The only solution is to stop the car in its 'tracks' to try to get the transmission to catch. I told Nissan dealership where I purchased the car that car isn't safe to drive as well as Nissan. Neither will even acknowledge the issue exists including refusing to view videos I took to demonstrate the issue. I took the car to 3 different Nissan dealerships. One in NY said the issue was being caused by an access, a quart plus overfull, of transmission fluid. The said it would self adjust after 2000-3000 miles. First 300 miles from NY to DC car drove normally. On return trip, same issue, within 1-1. 5 hrs transmission started to hesitate, car wouldn't accelerate. Car also has electrical issues which cause console to randomly reset itself. And a nauseating smell that pervades the car which initially was noticed when I turned the heat/defrost on but now sitting here writing this, I can smell the order in my hair; I think it's some sort of exhaust smell. Nissan response to the smell which I initially thought was maybe antifreeze was that "you will smell some antifreeze. You're just sensitive smells". I have no documents to upload other than service records which shows no repairs performed. I literally just texted a friend to borrow money to buy a used a car because the more I drive the car the worse it gets and I fear an accident will ensue causing harm to myself or someone else.