The dashboard on my 2012 Nissan Quest S is splitting at the edges leaving a gap between 1/16-1/32 wide. The area around the passenger air bag is now outlined and I am concerned it my effect the air bag. This started about a year ago and is getting worse.

- Cocoa Beach, FL, USA

Dashboard has a square cut on the passnger side, it is like a blade cut.

- Henrietta, NY, USA

Front sun roof exploded, showering glass over the roof. Driving on a smooth city street at 35 mph. No other vehicle or person in the vicinity, and nothing overhead. Temperature near freezing and spitting snow. The local Nissan dealer accepts no responsibility.

- Olympia, WA, USA

Loss of power when driving. Also happens when stopped then try to go. Rumbles like wheels cant catch

- Bidwell, OH, USA

Transmission failed at 107K miles.

- Laveen, AZ, USA

On 8/7/17 my wife was hit in the left side of her eye/head area by the passenger side sliding door while she was trying to get our 2 year old son out of the car. Our car was parked in our driveway. She went inside our home to get a bag for a beach day with our 5 children, but after a few minutes, she didn't come back to the car. I went inside with our children to find out what she was doing, and I found her on the floor, head down, with a pool of blood behind her head, and she was unconscious. I called 911 and my son began cpr, as she had foam coming from her mouth. My son after numerous continuous pumps to her chest, around 5 minutes, she finally took a breath. When the paramedics arrived, they took my wife to the hospital where she continued to have a very hard time breathing and upon arrival to the hospital, she was intubated with a ventilator to help her breath. Tests revealed she had a brain hemorrhage and several lacerations to her head. She was kept in the hospital for 11 days, and was discharged home to bed rest and gradual walking with the help of a physical therapist, nurse and occupational therapist. We have 5 children, all of whom can be hit by the sliding door if the electrical button is pushed on. We now leave that button off, as we fear they will also get hit by the door, as the sensor does not work if something or someone is in the door.

- San Diego, CA, USA

Dash crack on the passenger side.

- Plainsboro, NJ, USA

Our ac quit working and we were informed that the ac lines had holes in them due to corrosion. This is absurd for a vehicle only three years old. Repair estimate is $1700 due to the fact that they have to drop the subframe in order to access the corroded lines. Clearly this is a vehicle defect and Nissan should take responsiblity for the substandard material used in these lines. We appear to be the second consumer reporting this issue on this site.

- Hastings, MN, USA

May 2014, I had a wet driver side a pillar that was leaking. Nissan attributed it to a defective sunroof with a crack. The headliner, subwoofer and amplifier were replaced. On July 10, 2015, I took my car to a flagship carwash. After my car was washed I noticed water on the right side of the rear sunroof and on the headliner in the rear of the vehicle on both the right and left sides of the car was wet in all the above noted locations. My radio also stopped working. Nissan had my car for five days and said they could not recreate the leak or determine what was wrong with the radio. They would not look at the radio as it was not under warranty. I took my car to a local radio repair shop and they discovered rust behind the panels in the rear of the vehicle, in the cargo area and 2 inches of water under my cargo area. Vehicle was purchased Feb 2013 new.

- Parkton , MD, USA

Dash is cracked along perimeter of passenger air bag.

- Moreno Valley, CA, USA

Our vehicles air conditioning pipes have corroded through to the point where the line has holes in it. The repair is $1,200 which is extreme for a vehicle that is only three years old and has only seen 2.5 winters. Our other vehicle has seen five winters and has been driven in the same conditions has has not one bit of rust on it. The vehicles construction or defective parts must be the cause of the failure and Nissan should claim responsibility for this.

- Mansfield, PA, USA