Speed Control Linkage Problems of Nissan Versa

While driving 35 mph, Sunday , April 3 around 12:30 pm, temperature around 40 degrees, sunny conditions, no rain. The vehicle completely lost control of acceleration from the foot pedal. I was able to coast to the edge of the road without incident. The car still had half a tank of gas provided from the seller, hertz, so we put less than 100 miles since the purchase. The engine idled smoothly, the transmission was properly functioning and engaged. There was no response to any movement from on the foot pedal to the engine in any gear, including neutral and park. Again, the engine idled smoothly, the transmission engaged properly when shifted from park to drive, etc. The throttle response returned after the engine was completely turned off then turned back on. The 2014 Versa has fly- by- wire throttle, so direct linkage is not broken, this suggests either a software malfunction or an intermittent app sensor. Upon investigation on the internet, several Nissan automobiles of the same year have been recalled for similar problems. The Versa was not included in the recall. If you have any service bulletins with this reference, could you provide the service bulletin number so that I can take the car to a dealer. I feel this is potentially a very dangerous issue if it were to occur in traffic or at high speeds, therefore I have filed a report with NHTSA. I feel this potentially an accident waiting to happen. I would appreciate any support you can provide with service bulitens, or any information about the other Nissan recalls please feel free to contact me via email, I would like to have peace of mind that this vehicle will not stall in traffic I may be contacted at edsipcb@gmail. Com.

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