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Old Jun 18, 2015 | 08:29 PM
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Shorter power train warranty

I was wondering about the warranty. Looked it up (it's not mentioned on the nissan site kinda hidden) and the basic warranty is 36k/3 years and the power train warranty is 60k/6 years... That's pretty much a deal breaker for me. This 120k power train warranty I have on my '10 brings priceless peace of mind.

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Old Jun 18, 2015 | 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by zoemayne
I was wondering about the warranty. Looked it up (it's not mentioned on the nissan site kinda hidden) and the basic warranty is 36k/3 years and the power train warranty is 60k/6 years... That's pretty much a deal breaker for me. This 120k power train warranty I have on my '10 brings priceless peace of mind.
That must be your extended warranty or warranty that they extended for the CVT's, Nissan has had 1yr/12 month full, 3yr/36 limited and 5/60 limited powertrain for years.....

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Old Jun 19, 2015 | 03:27 AM
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Originally Posted by MONTE 01&97 SE
That must be your extended warranty or warranty that they extended for the CVT's, Nissan has had 1yr/12 month full, 3yr/36 limited and 5/60 limited powertrain for years.....
Yes monte is correct, all 2002? To 2010 nissan with cvt got the extended warranty, however it's only for the transmission and does not warrant the entire power train. That was a sign of good faith from nissan telling there owners they stand by there product in addition to major cvt issues that were had in the early years
Old Jun 19, 2015 | 04:56 AM
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Yes monte is correct, all 2002? To 2010 nissan with cvt got the extended warranty, however it's only for the transmission and does not warrant the entire power train. That was a sign of good faith from nissan telling there owners they stand by there product in addition to major cvt issues that were had in the early years
It was 2007 when the Maxima switched to CVT...so ya...2007-2010 models. I had the 2007 back then and received the information in the mail about my transmission warranty being extended to 120k miles and 10 yrs. I had it for over 86k miles and only issue was a passenger side rear wheel bearing during that time.
Old Jun 19, 2015 | 06:24 AM
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It was 2007 when the Maxima switched to CVT...so ya...2007-2010 models. I had the 2007 back then and received the information in the mail about my transmission warranty being extended to 120k miles and 10 yrs. I had it for over 86k miles and only issue was a passenger side rear wheel bearing during that time.
Yes your right, 2007 was the first year for the maxima. However it was either 2002 or 2003 when the murano was introduced with the cvt. I might be wrong on the years but that's what I meant
Old Jun 19, 2015 | 08:13 AM
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well im not worried about the engine thats bullet proof. We all know this car was delayed over a year due to the cvt issues they were having with the altima... If the car does not sale they will have no choice but to bump the warranty up for people like me cause I aint biting... I dont even have 60k miles on my '10 yet...
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Originally Posted by Tommy6905
Yes your right, 2007 was the first year for the maxima. However it was either 2002 or 2003 when the murano was introduced with the cvt. I might be wrong on the years but that's what I meant
You are correct Tommy, it was the 2003 model year when the Murano was introduced and with the CVT!
Old Jun 19, 2015 | 12:39 PM
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Originally Posted by zoemayne
well im not worried about the engine thats bullet proof. We all know this car was delayed over a year due to the cvt issues they were having with the altima... If the car does not sale they will have no choice but to bump the warranty up for people like me cause I aint biting... I dont even have 60k miles on my '10 yet...
I highly doubt they will raise the powertrain warranty because the car isn't selling. If they have no issues with this new CVT, don't ever count on a warranty extension. If you want a super long warranty, go buy a Kia.
Old Jun 19, 2015 | 08:22 PM
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Yes your right, 2007 was the first year for the maxima. However it was either 2002 or 2003 when the murano was introduced with the cvt. I might be wrong on the years but that's what I meant
Ah...that makes sense then...
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