Glad to see the transmission made it all the way through the commercial! Although it probably took some editing to make it happen....

Amazing, I bought a CVT nissan, and now it doesnt waste any gas at all, it just stands in the garage with a messed up transmission 👍👍

Just don't forget to change the fluid every 60-90k miles! And it needs to be a special fluid. Only do it at the dealership!

Nissan would rather kill and bankrupt the company then put a transmission that makes it past 60,000 miles.

I just purchased a 2013 Sentra with a CVT at 67k+ miles. So far, I love it. I have done my research and I know that there are horrible reviews with CVT's going as early as 17,000 miles. I have sent the car into the shop already just to get an overview, and everything so far is fine. I also purchased an extended power-train warranty just to be safe, that gets me until 100k. If anything happens between now and 100k, which if you do your research, these CVT's tend to go between 30-80k, I only have to pay my $200 deductible. As I said, I love the car, I was lucky enough to find an SL that has all the bells and whistles and once you get used to the car not "shifting" as a normal car does, you stop freaking out so much. I called a Nissan dealership before my purchase and asked them how the CVT was supposed to work and what type of maintenance they need. Besides informing me of the information above (in fewer words), they advised every 30k miles to have the transmission drained and filled by Nissan. It's expensive - $200 - but Nissan is the only one I trust to do it correctly. They also mentioned the biggest reason these CVT's go is lack of this maintenance and overheating. Lastly, when I took it in for a "used car inspection" at a well-renowned mechanic in my area (Dykstra's Auto in Hudsonville, MI if anyone wants to Google them) and asked them if they see a lot of CVT cars come in with issues. The answer was surprisingly, no. The gentleman I spoke with did mention that he has seen some older Nissan's (early 2000's) that have had issues, but none of my cars age or newer. He assured me that as long as you maintain the transmission the way you're supposed to, you'll be fine. Hope this helps..

Well I've Got 2013 3.5 Altima It's fast and powerfull . Still running on original CVT driven more than 350K KM ....

Great idea in theory, horrible in practice. We've got dozens of versa notes in our fleet. Almost all of them lunch that fancy mushbox by the time 80k miles come around. What's worse, when they fail, there is NO forward torque, just freewheeling failure as your car is stuck in the middle of an intersection or on a mild hill.

Best Nissans for family’s made in the 90s best out there now is only maxima , GTR in 370 Z vehicles

Amazing! But truth is that Nissan have managed to change motor vehicles into consumables just like bread and butter.

Un abrazo buen carro nissan

There will always be gearheads

Cvt is horrible I see so many people pass me on the road going up hill cause the cvt transmission doesn't have enough pulling power. The rpm it stays on is 6k and doesn't have a good pulling power uphill. I feel the engine is gonna blow up due to this issue

I like my 1999 Grand Marquis 4 speed automatic. Simple, Reliable old school tech that's perfected to go 300k+ low maintenance miles. I wanted an Altima originally but due to the poor reliability and renault quality, I have told everyone to not buy a Nissan with a CVT. I'm 18 and I like my grandpa car. I've rented an Altima and loved it too. But hey, I'll rent it for a few days and let someone else pay for the repair bills when the time comes knocking. Better safe than sorry. There's plenty of well built, more reliable cars out there than Nissans.

Like a scooter.

I'm a bit confused by CVT. They look simpler, but they are far more expensive to repair and maintain. I had one on my Subaru, changed the fluid every 50K, and had no problems and I traded it with 108k on the clock I figured I was on borrowed time. I wouldn't buy a used car with one. I expect 200K on a well maintained automatic. Although, to be honest I'd rater have a stick.

Nissan should be charged with fraudulent advertising for this video ...

take the hint and put the real gears back in. I dont need my sentra's gearbox turning into porridge whenever it feels like.

CVT is nice and all. but its the reason nissan has so little sales, because the CVT is standard... and thats it, its ALL they have. until nissan brings back a real auto, or even bring back the manual in some cars/trims, their sales will never surpass what they are now

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Do not buy a Nissan. Their CVT transmissions are garbage. My Nissan is only four years old and I was told I needed a new transmission the other day by the Nissan dealer to the tune of $3500.

"innovative"

They all suck. They are absolutely horrible and they constantly overheat and breakdown after about a year, you're lucky enough to get 2yrs out of the CVT transmissions and they are purposely built so you have to buy a new vehicle

Worst cvt ever, highest failure rate, look it up

Lies all lies. That transmission is pure garbage.