Nissan defective CVT class action settlement

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Nissan has reached a class action settlement to resolve claims about defective continuously variable transmissions (CVT) in certain Murano and Maxima vehicles. The lawsuit alleged that these CVT transmissions had defects that caused problems for vehicle owners. If you owned or leased a Nissan Murano or Maxima with CVT transmission issues, you may be eligible for compensation through this settlement. The settlement aims to provide relief to customers who experienced transmission problems with their vehicles.

Who Is Eligible?

You may be eligible to file a claim if you:

Owned or leased a Nissan Murano with a CVT transmission that experienced defects
Owned or leased a Nissan Maxima with a CVT transmission that experienced defects
Experienced transmission problems that may be related to CVT defects
Specific model years and eligibility details are pending

How Much Can You Get?

Compensation details for the Nissan CVT settlement are still being finalized. Settlement amounts typically depend on factors like the extent of transmission problems experienced, repair costs incurred, and documentation of issues. Payouts may include reimbursement for repairs, extended warranty coverage, or other forms of relief for affected vehicle owners.

How to File Your Claim

Filing your claim is quick and easy:

Gather documentation of your Nissan Murano or Maxima ownership
Collect any records of CVT transmission problems or repairs
Wait for official claim forms and instructions to be released
Download Class Action Buddy to get notified when the claim process opens and file your claim easily

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Nissan models are covered in the CVT settlement?

The settlement covers Nissan Murano and Maxima vehicles equipped with CVT transmissions. Specific model years and additional details are still being finalized.

What CVT transmission problems qualify for the settlement?

The settlement addresses defective CVT transmissions, but specific qualifying problems and symptoms are still being determined. Common CVT issues include shuddering, jerking, or transmission failure.

When is the deadline to file a Nissan CVT claim?

The claim deadline has not been announced yet. Details about the filing process and deadlines are still pending as the settlement is finalized.

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