Anonymous wrote:Love my Nissan Versa. Great commuter car.
Anonymous wrote:Weird. We've had many Nissans and they've all been great. Altima, Infiniti, Xterra, Maxima and right now I drive an Armada. Great cars with zero issues. Maybe you got a lemon?
Anonymous wrote:Does this apply to Infinitis as well?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have a honda pilot (love it btw) but when we were "3rd row suv" shopping I really fell in love with the pathfinder. I mentioned it to family and friends casually and EVERYONE told me they hated, hated, hated their nissan. I was really bummed because I loved the pathfinder and really wanted one. I decided not to tune out everyone and just go with Honda again (have owned them before and always gotten 200k miles on them) but when I see a pathfinder I'm still kinda jealous!
trust me. it's a good thing you listened to them... you can't go wrong with the other 4 japanese brands though - honda, toyota, mazda, and subaru.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have a Maxima and have had no issues so far...although only 4 years old.
Also interesting to learn "Nissan caters to a certain demographic." Huh.
+1 What is the demographic? I view Toyotas and Hondas as sort of the cars for "everyone". Subaru I know caters to perhaps a more "outdoorsy" bunch. But who is Nissan's demographic?
I would also like to know this. My husband and I were discussing this just the other day because we don't know anyone with a Nissan. Who buys them? And does Mitsubishi even make cars anymore?
People who really want to by BMWs but can't afford them. I.e., guys with big egos and nothing to back them up, women who want a "fancy" SUV, wear too-tight, cheap clothing and too much makeup.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have a Maxima and have had no issues so far...although only 4 years old.
Also interesting to learn "Nissan caters to a certain demographic." Huh.
+1 What is the demographic? I view Toyotas and Hondas as sort of the cars for "everyone". Subaru I know caters to perhaps a more "outdoorsy" bunch. But who is Nissan's demographic?
I would also like to know this. My husband and I were discussing this just the other day because we don't know anyone with a Nissan. Who buys them? And does Mitsubishi even make cars anymore?
People who really want to by BMWs but can't afford them. I.e., guys with big egos and nothing to back them up, women who want a "fancy" SUV, wear too-tight, cheap clothing and too much makeup.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have a Maxima and have had no issues so far...although only 4 years old.
Also interesting to learn "Nissan caters to a certain demographic." Huh.
+1 What is the demographic? I view Toyotas and Hondas as sort of the cars for "everyone". Subaru I know caters to perhaps a more "outdoorsy" bunch. But who is Nissan's demographic?
I would also like to know this. My husband and I were discussing this just the other day because we don't know anyone with a Nissan. Who buys them? And does Mitsubishi even make cars anymore?