2010 Nissan Armada Other or unknown Problems

“Vehicle was parked in driveway. Went to leave house and the overhead rear console was hanging from ceiling by wires and console was resting on my child's car seat. Fortunately my family was not in the vehicle at the time of failure.”

“I was making a left turn at a stop light when the complete ceiling console (lights, rear climate control button, sun roof buttons) fell out of ceiling of vehicle. I attempted to catch with one hand while controlling vehicle with other hand. Upon pulling over and parking vehicle, I found that some how the plastic had broken on both screws/bolts that was holding it in place. Not sure what could have caused this but the dropping of the unit completely startled me while driving.”

“The overhead console for my 2010 Nissan Armada fell off while driving and hit my son (seated in the middle second row) on the head. The plastic fasteners for the console just disintegrated and broke off. There were only 2 tiny fasteners for the huge console. When they broke off and the console swung down it broke off from the stereo control panel. This is ridiculous. I've read so many posts with the same complaint. Why hasn't this been recalled. This is a huge safety issue based on poor construction.”

“I won a Nissan Armada 2010 and in 2017. Driving to work in the highway, I noticed a ratlling sound coming from the overhead console: the plastic latches are braking. In the next few days, the console failled down in the back seat but was stil hanging up by the wirings. I brougth my vehicle to the dealership where I do my oil change regulary for repair or replacement, they ask me $1000.00 for diagnostic of the problem and without it, they can not do the repair. I did not want to spend $1000.00 for diagnostic and get stucked with the repair bills afterward. …”

“Driving the vehicle under normal city driving conditions the interior overhead console simply fell down and was left hanging by attached wires. Nobody had touched or otherwise manipulated the console. It fell in two stages, at first it drooped and then moments later fell and luckily did not hit our daughter in the head.”