Tyler Johnson 
2015 Nissan Altima Sedan 2.5 SV 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
27,000 miles and always in the shop
 I've owned Nissans my whole life. I've loved them and the company until I bought this car. I've had so many problems, though, I took a loss just to give it back to Nissan. I submitted three buy-back requests through Nissan and they denied me all three times. The car was still under warranty when I had all the problems, but that warranty was nearing its end and Nissan wouldn't work with me, so I was too scared to keep it. In the first two years and 27,000 miles, the radio backlights flashed like there was a short and the radio kept restarting itself. The dealer replaced the radio and the new one kept doing the same thing. They wouldn't replace it a second time because they couldn't duplicate it. The steering wheel controls stopped working intermittently. Again, couldn't duplicate the problem. The O2 sensor stopped working correctly and the car started running rough. It was working fine and I accidently reset the check engine light before they could fit me in... so, couldn't duplicate the problem. The transmission's computer stopped working correctly and wouldn't go into higher gears. They replaced the computer but the second computer is doing the same thing. And here's the best one... When you're out of windshield washer fluid, the blind spot monitors and lane departure warnings won't work. I researched it and it's a known bug. I mean, it makes sense. Why would you need to check your blind spots if your windshield washer fluid reservoir is empty? The car is stylish and comfortable. And that's pretty much where I end the positive. Don't buy this - or any Nissan. I get that every manufacturer has bad days and makes a lemon or two, but I would expect them to take responsibility for the problems. They won't buy back and they won't fix documented problems because they can't see them in the shop. I had videos of the malfunctions proving they were happening but it didn't matter.