2013 Nissan Juke Other or unknown Problems

“Exploding sunroof. It had been snowing in central north carolina. I parked my car on saturday afternoon at my apartment on a side lot, away from other cars and there were no trees or falling debris. On sunday evening I enter my car, close the driver's side door and the sun roof explodes.”

“My car was parked in my driveway. I got into it to go to work, and when I shut the driver's side door the sunroof shattered on top of me. I got out of the car to look at the damage. The sunroof looked warped upward in a couple places, and it was shattered. When I closed the door again, even more of it fell into my car. (I live in texas. There was a slight frost on my front windshield but that's all. The weather alone could not have caused my tempered glass sunroof to crack and shatter.)”

“We purchased a brand new Nissan JUKE 2013, including a maintenance and service contract. Over the past 3 years the Nissan JUKE has refused to start dozens of times. We are petrified that it will stop running while we drive it. Often it will not even start with jumper cables. Despite having the JUKE in and out of the Nissan dealership shop over the last three years, Nissan has been completely unable to determine and fix the defect. Each time Nissan simply charges the battery, or replaces it. …”

“On wed, january 21, 2015, I arrived home around 7pm and went inside. I was not in the house 5 minutes when I heard a massive explosion in my driveway. I then saw a bright orange glow outside my window, which was my car engulfed in flames. The fire dept suppressed the fire and that night I called my insurance company to report the incident. The car (a lease), was incinerated and deemed a total loss by the insurance adjuster. My insurance paid off the car to the leasing company. …”

“I was driving my wife's 2013 Nissan JUKE which was purchased in december of 2013. I was driving the car by myself for the second time and therefore I was not accustomed to using the keyless ignition. I stopped to check the mail box approximately 100 feet on top of a small hill on the road of my condominium complex, where the mail box was located. I was focused on the process of using the new push button system of turning off the ignition and consequently did not shift the car into park. …”