Baker plate rusted and wedged into brakes and rotors - literally tore everything up.. cv boot damaged- rotors defaced- brakes defaced- all need replacing and mind you the brakes were newer had this not rusted I would not be having this expense. I have had problems with this SUV and rusted frame. Both side rails are torn off -due to rust the gas tank has had to be fixed twice due to the frame rubbing on it. I love this SUV and am highly disappointed that although built to last its truly not lasting.. I am shocked and amazed that at the rust and deterioration of frame. Nissan really needs to help us resolve these ongoing problems the danger in gas tank leaks due to frame rotting is extreme. I have had my gas tank fixed twice - my Nissan is literally falling apart.

- Clio, MI, USA

When I went to change my brakes on our Nissan Pathfinder I saw that the entire frame was completely rusted out and full of holes, the gas tank and rear end have fallen down and are hanging on by the frame. This vehicle was used for the transportation of my family, and I was told by an engineer that we are very fortunate to be alive, and very fortunate that we did not kill any innocent people. There has to be a recall on this vehicle. What kind of country do we live in that puts the lives of its citizens in danger for a car company? I pray not this one, please act.

- Falmouth, KY, USA

The contact owns a 1995 Nissan Pathfinder. The contact stated the fuel level indicator would not read fuel levels below half full. In addition, the check engine warning light illuminated on the instrument panel and was taken to the dealer for diagnostic testing. The dealer advised the fuel tank sensor would need to be replaced to correct the failure. There were no recalls on the vehicle and any repairs would be at the owners expense. The vehicle was not repaired and the failure persisted. The failure mileage was 28,000 and the current mileage was 30,000.

- Jacksonville, FL, USA

Vehicle stalled while driving. When this occurred consumer coasted the truck off the road. Upon exiting the truck consumer noticed gasoline leaking out of the smog filter. Truck was towed to a mechanic after the fire department had secured it for travel. Mechanic indicated that one or two of the valves in the fuel system, and the fuel cap could be the cause. Both valves, fuel cap, and the smog filter were replaced, but the failure recurred.

- San Carlos, CA, USA