Warranty Defective Factors
The Nissan Maxima transmission lawsuit is filed on behalf of all U.S. customers that bought or leased any 2021 to 2021 Saturn, 2021 to 2021 Cherished, or 2021 to 2021 Altima vehicle equipped with a conventional automatic transmission. The lawsuit targets the manufacturer, Nissan Motors Inc. The suit is also filed on behalf of the entire U.S. consumer community as a class. The suit names Nissan Motors North America, Inc., Nissan Motors Australia Pty Limited, and Nissan Motors Europe Ltd. It is demanding compensatory and punitive damages as well as an estimate of future medical expenses suffered by the plaintiffs as a result of the defective transmission.
Nissan cars are sold globally.
The manufacturing of Nissan cars goes through various processes starting with the molding of the body and working up till the delivery of the final product. At every step along the way, there are chances of defects cropping up. The automaker first repairs the car and then offers it for sale.
Subsequently, a manual is supplied to the car owner to be used in the repair of the car. The manual has instructions on how to perform the necessary repairs. However, if it is not read carefully or if any mistake is made in the translation, the car can suffer from serious faults. With time, the quality of the Nissan Maxima transmission starts deteriorating. As a result, the car fails to function properly.
On several occasions, the car owner has sent the Nissan Maxima for warranty checkup and reconditioning.
On each occasion, the car was examined thoroughly under the warranty period and it was found that the car was still covered by the warranty provider. However, when the car owner tried to bring the car back for warranty reconditioning, he was not able to get the vehicle repaired at all.
He did, however, get the car repaired at a Nissan dealer. However, upon further investigation, the dealership discovered that the Nissan Maxima transmission had been damaged because of a faulty starter. The starter fluid had accumulated under the accelerator of the car and this caused the starter to lose its ability to work properly. When this problem was fixed, the car was once again ready to go for warranty claims.
This is one scenario in which the Nissan Maxima had been affected.
The other scenario in which the Nissan Maxima has been proven to have been inflicted with Warranty Defective Factors is when the car was involved in a vehicular accident. In this instance, the owner had to personally pay for all the repairs and damages. The damages and repairs included the replacement of the battery pack, transmission filter, clutches, and many more parts.
Warranty Coverage on Nissan Maxima: The Maxima brand, as is the case with many other cars, is subject to some form of warranty coverage. The Maxima car models, like the others in the Nissan group, have been sold globally. Thus, there is a very strong possibility that your local Nissan dealer will have a warranty offered to their customers. If this is the case, you should inquire whether this warranty covers the car for damages that arise due to events such as a vehicular accident.
Car owners have the legal right to bring a Nissan Maxima Transmission Lawsuit against the manufacturer or dealers.
Car manufacturers are well aware that car owners do not want to incur costs in having the car repaired or replaced. This is why, they often offer an extended warranty to car owners. Unfortunately, many times the warranty turns out to be worthless. If you are in a situation where you believe that the Nissan Maxima transmission that you have is affected by Warranty Defective Factors, then you should make sure that you bring a complaint against the car manufacturer or dealer so that you can recover your damages.
