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Old 04-23-2009, 08:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I seem to recall (pardon the pun), some saying their quality was top notch nowadays.

LOL Don't seem any different than the level I thought they were at...
Well, Toyota is having the same rust-on-frame issues on the Tundra that they had w/ the Tacoma.

And it's not like Nissan has been immune to this issue as well.

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Nissan Altimas and Maximas in "salt states" are prone to corrosion of the rear subframe bushings and in some cases, even cracking of the car subframe. Nissan is aware of these problems and has issued a service bulletin and extended the Altima and Maxima subframe warranty.

MODELS AFFECTED: 2002-2005 Nissan Altima and 2004-2005 Nissan Maxima vehicles in "salt states".
I wonder what this says about Nissan's quality?
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Well, Toyota is having the same rust-on-frame issues on the Tundra that they had w/ the Tacoma.

And it's not like Nissan has been immune to this issue as well.



I wonder what this says about Nissan's quality?
LOL! The "just joined" "one post" poster. This wouldnt be Alefcole would it?

Well whoever you are... Don't be so asinine of course every car has problems... Did I state that Hyundai is the only make that has problems? Dude please, give your brain a chance...
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