While driving my vehicle, I heard a loud clunk from the rear of the vehicle. At the next intersection when I attempted to stop, it veered sharply to the left, almost into oncoming traffic. I was able to drive it to a local repair shop for inspection. They indicated the entire rear sub frame broke in half and separated from the vehicle. I have ready many threads of drivers experiencing the same thing. These vehicles are a danger on the road.

- Cold Spring, MN, USA

Rear sub-frame of the vehicle completely rusted and is started to break away from the car while driving. It is now unable to be driven, Nissan will not do anything about it. They were very abrupt, rude and not willing to help in any way.

- Wanaque, NJ, USA

The rear sub frame has rusted out, causing the control arm to snap while driving the vehicle resulting in the vehicle being towed.

- Saranac, MI, USA

Rear sub frame rusted

- Templeton, MA, USA

Last year my drivers side front seat anchor/bracket broke. Poor design. Rear sub frame rusted out resulting in the rear left wheel to nearly fall off while driving. This year my wife was advised by a person in a vehicle behind her that the rear wheel was ready to launch. Road salt caused rusting to sub frame body mount. Again poor design and material.

- Export, PA, USA

Car started to make a noise when steering or hitting a bump.

- Gilbert , AZ, USA

I purchased my 2007 Murano in August 2011. From the date of purchase, I've had multiple issues. The brakes have been a constant issue, I've had to replace the front struts (before 60,000 miles) and was told that I need to replace the rear shocks as soon as possible, the driver side visor is broken, 2 months ago it began leaking oil for some unknown reason, and now the front seat is broken, causing the left hand side of the seat to 'float'. I weigh 140 lbs so it's not like I've caused any undue stress on the seat. The vehicle currently has 70,000 miles. I cannot afford to make all the repairs - but cannot sell it until I do make them (who in their right mind wants to purchase a car that needs $2500 poured into it for repairs, with new issues occurring on a regular basis). It's a shame that Nissan can produce something of such poor quality and not be forced to stand behind their product. This is the worst car I've ever owned. If I can ever get rid of this it I'll never own another Nissan.

- Lewisville, NC, USA

I have a 2007 Nissan Murano with about 58,000 miles and about 6 months ago when it had about 50,000 miles, I had to replace the left outer tie rod. Just recently, I had to replace the left and right front lower control arms because the ball joints were badly worn. I didn't notice any handling, steering, rattling or any other unusual issues before the problem was noticed. I don't drive the car over rough roads or abuse it in any way. These defects were detected when the tires were rotated. It makes me wonder what else will cause problems in the suspension if these things went wrong with relatively low mileage. There are no recalls that I can detect and this is not covered under the basic warranty so I plan to call the dealer and do a lot of complaining.

- Buffalo Grove, IL, USA