The real danger with Nissan, IMO, is the fact that their internal combustion engines are “interference mode”, which means that there are parts inside that pass

The real danger with Nissan, IMO, is the fact that their internal combustion engines are “interference mode”, which means that there are parts inside that pass through the same space, and the only thing that keeps them from colliding with each other is the timing chain. And when the timing chains goes, that wipes out the engine — to the tune of $10k or more. So, whatever value you think your Nissan vehicle has, subtract at least $10k from that, due to the fact that you’re driving a rolling time bomb. It’s going to blow up on you, it’s just a matter of when and where. Ask me and my former Nissan Juke how we found out this lesson, the hard way.