2014 Nissan QUEST - Ratings, Complaints and Recalls

"tl* the contact owns a 2014 nissan quest. the contact stated that while driving the vehicle hesitated, jerked, and failed to properly shift gears. the vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic to be diagnosed. the mechanic retrieved an unknown fault code pertaining to the transmission. the contact was informed that the transmission needed to be replaced. the contact called rountree moore nissan (4262 us-90, lake city, fl 32055, (386) 752-5050) and was informed that the vehicle was not subjected to a recall. the vehicle was not taken to the dealer and was not yet repaired. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure and provided a case number. the failure mileage was approximately 38,000. the vin was not available."

"upon accelerating from a stationary position at a stop sign, the vehicle failed to accelerate. the driver was turning right, and she was able to get the car to the shoulder where she turned off the vehicle. after restarting the vehicle, she was able to drive away with little noticeable problem. she states the car will often jerk into gear and sometimes will seem to jump in/out of gear while driving. the engine light came on, and the code reads "p0746"."

"88,000 miles on my minivan. the continuously variable transmission (cvt) slips repeatedly. car looses power and will not accelerate for 10-60 seconds frequently. cvt jerks at takeoff most of the time. i tried crossing a busy highway and i went halfway across then the van stopped moving forward. luckily there were no other vehicles in the lane it stopped in. it took about 2 minutes before it would move forward again. this is a dangerous vehicle to drive or ride in because you can't trust the transmission to work properly."

"the vehicle stopped on the road with no fault indication. on a long high ambient temperature drive from nashville, tn to florida, we exited the expressway stopped at a traffic light made a right hand turn and after a brief acceleration all propulsion to the wheels was lost while the engine was still running. this happened at 12:30 am, the next morning went to the vehicle to see if it was heat related, and the vehicle would start to accelerate to a low speed and then engine torque would drop and vehicle would roll for a while and then accelerate. it would take 4- 6 seconds to accelerate up to 35 mph. drove to the dealership that was a few miles away. at the dealership they found multiple diagnostic codes related to the transmission: p1700, p1778, p1740, p0868. p0746 they needed to replace the transmission to fix. amongst all of this there was never a fault indication to the driver. the vehicle quits on the road with trouble codes in the control module and no indication to the driver to give a chance to service the transmission before catastrophic failure. along with the lack of acceleration with no driver notification (was evident that the engine torque was backed off due to transmission dtc's)."

"failure of cvt transmission at only 73,000 miles. nissan replacement transmission comes will only a 12 month warranty."

"cvt transmission gave out at 64k miles power train warranty only good thru 5/year 69k miles dealer refusing to fix/pay for repair even though there are several instances wheee they have extended the warranty to 10/year 139k miles engine light started to flicker at about 57k miles but stay on no performance issues noted at the time lengibevwarning light would go off so could not get a code started to notice no exceleration when gas peddle was press finally engine light stated on and got a p1778 code and took into the dealer with above result"