[subterfuge]

Really? Because the Nissans I’ve owned were junk.

[billyboy15]

Ok, but your experience is an exception.

Rogue, best selling in it’s class, beating out Honda and Toyota

https://pamplinmedia.com/wh/395091-288428-nissan-rogue-is-the-best-selling-suv-in-america

Their Altima and Sentra are consistently in the top ten saleswise.

Also

Reliability Index have put Nissan ninth out of 32 brands for reliability, with a reliability index of 88. This is much better than the industry average

Cheatsheet also score Nissan highly, reporting that Nissan models can reach 195,593 miles before hitting zero value. This puts them sixth in their table

https://www.osv.ltd.uk/are-nissan-reliable/amp/?are-nissan-reliable/

[soundapproach]

How many Nissans have you owned ? Why did you keep buying them if they were junk. I have owned or leased 10 Nissans and I have had nothing but quality vehicles. The Altima set the standard for quality and low price 25 years ago and still holds that distinction.

[doorgunner69]

Yep, Datsun successfully took on the mantle of made from recycled beer cans that had been missing from Japanese cars for a while.

They did not help themselves with execrable marketing and the perceived target audience.

[SamAdams76]

I've owned Nissans since 1987. None of them were junk. What do you base that on?

I've had Altimas, a Maxima, and now a Murano. Wife has a Rogue. Both of us always happy with the Nissan product and we haven't had to call AAA for a tow since 1986.

[shotgun]

I had 3, an Xterra, Sentra, and an Altima. All were great and I had no trouble with them other than my wife’s Altima, which didn’t handle very well in the snow.