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I did not opt in to the Nissan Versa Note CVT settlement which occurred back in January. Would I still be covered by the settlement?

I saw that effective May 10, 2020 there will be a warranty extension of 24 months or 84,000 miles. I did not opt in to the settlement, but I am curious if my car would be covered by this warranty extension nonetheless? [I am not the original car owner, in fact I don't even own the car, but I am thinking of buying it soon]

Edit: It's crazy how in both a Nissan specific forum and a Versa specific forum people are telling me DON'T BUY a Nissan Versa. I am going to listen to you all and back out of the purchase. Thanks.

Posted Jun 18, 2020, 1:28 PM UTC · edited

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TemetNosce2 X 1984 Datsun/Nissan 4X4, 1995 2wd P/U•

I don't even own the car, but I am thinking of buying it soon

More or less, you have answered your own post. DON'T BUY ANY NISSAN WITH A CVT----EVER. Google "Nissan cvt problems". The answer will be very clear.

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New_Walls•

So I left before the settlement but those kinds of warranty extensions travel with the VIN, which would have to be checked by the dealership. Call the dealership and have them check for warranty extensions on the CVT.

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d__n__a•

I have seen a Nissan cvt fail during a dealership test drive if that tells you anything about their quality.

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help_w_covid•

Don't buy the car. It has given me too much stress. And yes to answer your question, your car would be covered under the 84k warranty even if you opted out. This is the lawsuit.

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