Tag Archives: Nissan
Nissan Has Explosive Problem, Lawsuit Claims
The rear windshields on certain Nissan Rogues are prone to randomly shattering, a recently filed lawsuit alleges. New York residents Nicole Delucia-Roitman and Darren Chang filed the proposed class action suit on Jan. 6. The suit alleges that the backlites … Continue reading
Double Bubble Trouble? Two Recalls from One Manufacturer
Two voluntary recalls have been issued due to air bubbles in some windshields manufactured for Nissan and Ford Motor Company. Nissan issued a voluntary recall for certain 2025 Nissan Sentra vehicles on Nov. 20. According to its report to the … Continue reading
VIN Search Service Updates Recalibration Information
According to the VIN search service provider AutoBolt, some newer Nissan vehicles can’t be recalibrated with an aftermarket device. The company updated its service to note which Nissans must use original equipment manufacturer calibration. Nissan recently changed its diagnostic tools … Continue reading
Appellate Court Affirms Class Action Status of Nissan Sunroof Suit
Two years after Nissan’s initial appeal, a U.S. appellate court upheld the class action status of an ongoing case over allegedly spontaneously shattering sunroofs. In 2022, a judge in a U.S. District Court in California approved the lawsuit over allegedly … Continue reading
Rearview Camera Woes Spread to New Manufacturers
The recent vehicle recalls for rearview camera difficulties continue, this time affecting both Nissan and Porsche. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Nissan has issued a recall for some 2024-2025 Rogues and INFINITI QX80 vehicles. The organization … Continue reading
Nissan Executive: Screens Aren’t the Future, Windshields Are
In the future the entire windshield will be your screen, according to Nissan’s design chief Alfonso Albaisa. Eventually automakers will figure out how to laminate the transparent display made of a thin LED panel right into the glass. Read more … Continue reading
Nissan Recalls 2024 Muranos Due to Detaching Glass Panels
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a recall for 2024 Nissan Murano vehicles because an incorrect primer may have been used during the installation of quarter glass assemblies. Nissan had alerted NHTSA that the urethane adhesive bond may … Continue reading
Toyota Hit with Lawsuit Alleging ‘Defective’ Panoramic Sunroofs
Toyota is the most recent major vehicle manufacturer, along with Mercedes and Nissan, to face a lawsuit alleging “defective” panoramic sunroofs on certain models. All three lawsuits deliver similar arguments and point to the complexity that comes with manufacturing the … Continue reading
Nissan Appeals Class Action Ruling in ‘Defective’ Sunroof Lawsuit
Nissan is challenging a recent California district court ruling that resulted in class action certification for drivers in multiple states. On appeal, the vehicle manufacturer has raised the question of whether plaintiffs presented “sufficient admissible evidence” that identified a common … Continue reading
Nissan Could Appeal Class Action Ruling from Lawsuit Alleging ‘Defective’ Sunroofs
Nissan could be on its way to challenging a recent California district court ruling that resulted in class action certification for drivers in multiple states. The ruling, a continuation of a 2017 lawsuit alleging that a number of vehicles contain … Continue reading
Full-Size Passenger Trucks Remain Popular with Thieves in 2021
If auto glass shops wondered about the continued prevalence of full-size pick-up truck customers needing repairs after attempted or successful thefts of their vehicles within the past year, they’re likely not alone. That’s because the National Insurance Crime Bureau’s recently-released … Continue reading
Consumer Protection Class Action Lawsuit Dropped Against Nissan
A consumer protection class action lawsuit accusing Nissan of knowingly selling vehicles with panoramic sunroofs that can spontaneously shatter was tossed out of court Monday, May 9, by a Washington federal judge. Filed May 25, 2016, Lohr v. Nissan North … Continue reading
This 1947 Electric Car was the First Nissan EV
The TAMA’s old-style turn signals flip out from the windshield’s A-pillar. Many cars in Japan had signals like that at the time. And also like many vehicles of the time, the TAMA’s windshield was flat. Click here to view video. … Continue reading
Nissan Develops Collision Avoidance ADAS
Nissan is testing a vehicle to demonstrate how the technology can automatically perform collision-avoidance maneuvers. The perception technology fuses information from lidar, radar and cameras to detect the shape and distance of objects as well as the structure of the … Continue reading
Nissan Files Noncompliance Report
According to a notice posted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Nissan North America, Inc. (Nissan) has established that certain replacement windshield glass lites manufactured by Central Glass Co., Ltd., outsourced to Japan Tempered & Laminated Glass Co., Ltd. … Continue reading
Study Says Need for Re-Calibration is Overlooked
adasThink, a Toronto-based software company has released a study showing that Advanced Driver-Assistance System (ADAS) re-calibrations are routinely missed. Its study focused on Canadian collision repair shops and included the following OEM vehicle models: Acura, Audi, Buick, Dodge, Ford, GMC, … Continue reading
You Can’t Look Out the Back of These Cars, Recalls Issued
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently issued two visibility recalls from Nissan North America Inc. (Nissan), and Ford Motor Company (Ford). Nissan The recall, according to NHTSA, states that the rear window glass may separate from the vehicle, … Continue reading
Nissan Gives Out asTech Scanning Tools
Nissan North America (Nissan) teamed up with asTech® for a new program. According to the auto manufacturer, Nissan will provide complimentary asTech scanning devices to its entire certified network of collision repairers. “By giving our shops the tools to scan … Continue reading
Judge Dismisses Several Claims in Nissan Sunroof Lawsuit
It’s been more than a year since Nissan North America was hit with a lawsuit claiming certain models have defective panoramic glass sunroofs, which may cause them to explode spontaneously. However, the manufacturer made headway in the case when U.S. … Continue reading
Nissan Asks that Defective Sunroof Lawsuit be Dismissed
In February, Nissan was hit with a lawsuit claiming that certain 2008-present Nissan and Infiniti models have faulty panoramic glass sunroofs, which can cause them to explode spontaneously. The lawsuit was brought forth by Janelle Horne who claims that she … Continue reading
Car Windshield Stays in Place After Being Dragged by Truck
The windshield of a Nissan Maxima broke yet remained in place as the vehicle was dragged for more than half a mile by a truck along 15 Freeway in Los Angeles County on April 19th. In the video, the truck … Continue reading
Porsche and Nissan Issue Recalls over Windshield and Airbag Issue
The National Highway Traffic Safety Association has issued two recall reports on defects on windshield bonding reported by Porsche and Nissan. On March 2, 2017 Porsche issued a recall on 21 of its 2017 models. According to the recall, windshields … Continue reading
Lawsuit Alleges Nissan Knew about Defective Sunroofs
Nissan is under fire following a lawsuit alleging that certain 2008-present Nissan and Infiniti models have defective panoramic glass sunroofs, causing them to explode spontaneously. The lawsuit alleges that these sunroofs are made from defective tempered glass, which fails to … Continue reading
Nissan Recalls More than 300,000 Vehicles
Nissan North America has recently issued a recall on certain 2015-2017 Altima sedans due to faulty wiring of rear windows. According to the notice, 341,005 vehicles may be affected. “The rear door latch/lock cable on the vehicles may have been … Continue reading
Nissan Given Deadline to Respond to Class Action Suit
Nissan has until next month to respond to a class-action suit accusing the company of manufacturing defective sunroofs, a judge has ordered. Continue reading
Pickup Drivers Being Left in the Dark
With all the recent attention on Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS), one basic safety feature – headlights – seems to be coming up short. Continue reading
Nissan, NASA Partner to Develop Driverless Vehicles
Nissan and NASA have formed a five-year research and development partnership to advance autonomous vehicle systems and prepare for commercial application of the technology, according to a statement from Nissan officials. Continue reading

