Nissan Rogue recall

Nissan has issued a recall of approximately 700000 vehicles from its Rogue line in the U.S. after discovering a malfunction with the key fob.

“Over time, the internal pivot of the jackknife key may weaken, and the key fob could unlock and rotate downwards.” The Nissan Rogue Sport and Nissan Rogue are being recalled because the jackknife keys malfunctioned without warning. In the meantime, registered owners will be notified of the issue. According to the recall notice, this Nissan Rogue recall is exclusive to vehicles equipped with the jackknife keys. Nissan has issued a recall of approximately 700,000 vehicles from its Rogue line in the U.S. The company and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are asking vehicle owners to ensure they’re not driving one of the impacted vehicles and, if they are, to read the safety recall details carefully.

More than 809,000 Nissan sport-utility vehicles in the United States and Canada are being recalled by Nissan North America Inc. because of a key problem ...

In March, Nissan will begin notifying owners of the affected automobiles. If the key is touched or jostled, the car could be inadvertently shut off. According to Nissan, when inserted into the ignition, an internal pivot of the key fob can weaken over time and fold while the car is being driven.

Is your Nissan SUV safe to drive? The NHTSA has identified a shocking defect, which might include your vehicle in the recall.

In addition, dealers and rental companies will be instructed on an interim solution to insert a fastener into the key slot that will prevent the key from folding. You should still check to see if your vehicle is part of a recall by searching for your vehicle identification number (VIN) on In the meantime, owners will be notified of the problem in March. Over time the internal pivot of the jackknife key may weaken, and the key fob could unlock and rotate downwards. Nissan models included in the recall are: Could anything be more terrifying than your car turning off right in the middle of a busy highway?

According to a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration analysis, Nissan is recalling more than 712000 of its Rogue and Rogue Sport SUVs in the United ...

It had a good reputation in both the American and Japanese markets at the end of this decade of transition. Nihon Sangyo, who mostly dealt in foundries and auto parts, debuted on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 1933 under the ticker NISSAN. According to the brand, the key may fold while driving, so the recall only applies to cars with jackknife-style ignition keys.