She's Dead, Jim

waaaasabi · 01-21-2012, 07:58 PM

Since Nissan isn't being receptive to e-mails about the issue, I propose that we start moving to media outlets to raise awareness - the fact that this issue could possibly mean being stranded in the middle of nowhere and it cuts across three separate Nissan models (the Z, the GTR, and the Maxima) definitely warrants a voluntary service at the very least, especially since this isn't a "wear and tear" item by any means.

onzedge · 01-21-2012, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by waaaasabi

Since Nissan isn't being receptive to e-mails about the issue, I propose that we start moving to media outlets to raise awareness - the fact that this issue could possibly mean being stranded in the middle of nowhere and it cuts across three separate Nissan models (the Z, the GTR, and the Maxima) definitely warrants a voluntary service at the very least, especially since this isn't a "wear and tear" item by any means.

Good idea. It also impacts the Altima.

FL 4Motion · 01-21-2012, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by onzedge

Good idea. It also impacts the Altima.

x2

PapoZalsa · 01-21-2012, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by waaaasabi

Since Nissan isn't being receptive to e-mails about the issue, I propose that we start moving to media outlets to raise awareness - the fact that this issue could possibly mean being stranded in the middle of nowhere and it cuts across three separate Nissan models (the Z, the GTR, and the Maxima) definitely warrants a voluntary service at the very least, especially since this isn't a "wear and tear" item by any means.

Email for Nissan North Amerca customer service:
customersupport@nissan-usa.com

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The big guns emails:

darryll.harrison@nissan-usa.com
CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS for SOUTHEAST
ATTN: Darryll Harrison (Manager)

scott.stevens@nissan-usa.com
Nissan Corporation
ATTN: Scott Stevens (Vice President)

NOTE: Darryll Harrison is/or was on Facebook.

We need to overflow their emails concerning this issue!

waaaasabi · 01-21-2012, 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by onzedge

Good idea. It also impacts the Altima.

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Originally Posted by PapoZalsa

Email for Nissan North Amerca customer service:
customersupport@nissan-usa.com

--------------------------------------------------
The big guns emails:

darryll.harrison@nissan-usa.com
CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS for SOUTHEAST
ATTN: Darryll Harrison (Manager)

scott.stevens@nissan-usa.com
Nissan Corporation
ATTN: Scott Stevens (Vice President)

NOTE: Darryll Harrison is/or was on Facebook.

We need to overflow their emails concerning this issue!

I was thinking more along the lines of sending the story out to car sites/blogs, as it appears Nissan isn't really responding to e-mails regarding the issue nor are they taking an effort to address it. Putting the issue out in the public domain on car-related publications and sites would definitely get Nissan's attention, and could possibly force them to respond (with something besides a canned reply).

Furthermore, pushing information on the steering lock issue alerts other Z, GTR, Altima, and Maxima drivers to be aware of the high possibility of the issue afflicting them; not everyone who owns one of those cars is on the forums. One my ex-girlfriends' parents drive a Maxima, and while I hate that bitch, I think her parents are fantastic people, who only happened to accidentally raise an idiot - it would be awful to see them driving out to the mountains to go hiking or camping and then getting stuck out there.

GaleForce · 01-21-2012, 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by waaaasabi

I was thinking more along the lines of sending the story out to car sites/blogs, as it appears Nissan isn't really responding to e-mails regarding the issue nor are they taking an effort to address it. Putting the issue out in the public domain on car-related publications and sites would definitely get Nissan's attention, and could possibly force them to respond (with something besides a canned reply).

Furthermore, pushing information on the steering lock issue alerts other Z, GTR, Altima, and Maxima drivers to be aware of the high possibility of the issue afflicting them; not everyone who owns one of those cars is on the forums. One my ex-girlfriends' parents drive a Maxima, and while I hate that bitch, I think her parents are fantastic people, who only happened to accidentally raise an idiot - it would be awful to see them driving out to the mountains to go hiking or camping and then getting stuck out there.

I'm on board with this... how can we help?

onzedge · 01-22-2012, 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by GaleForce

I'm on board with this... how can we help?

Who among us is going to take the lead?

01-21-2012, 07:58 PM	#1 (permalink)
waaaasabi Enthusiast Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: New York City Posts: 491 Drives: '10 Civic (FG1) 5AT Rep Power: 19	Since Nissan isn't being receptive to e-mails about the issue, I propose that we start moving to media outlets to raise awareness - the fact that this issue could possibly mean being stranded in the middle of nowhere and it cuts across three separate Nissan models (the Z, the GTR, and the Maxima) definitely warrants a voluntary service at the very least, especially since this isn't a "wear and tear" item by any means. __________________ That's SOOOO not Raven!

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