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Original Comment I purchased a 2011 Nissan Rogue in Nove of 2010. This was the worst mistake of my life as I now realize. <br /> Within 2 months, the auto lights stopped reading daylight and would not shut off (so much for spending extra money for these &quot;intuitive lights&quot;). Within 4 months, I had to have a tow operator jump start car at 2am as the car just died. Shortly thereafter, my ipd (with the new interface in this model) would turn on after the audio had been turned off. (this is sporadic). Then my electronic driver seat, started moving forward when you sat in it.(again sporadic). The car has been brought into Service more than 10 times for these issues. The dealer did replace the sensor for the lights (obviously that was not hte solution) as it is still &quot;DUMB&quot;. The issues were never resolved.I filed a complaint to COnsumer Affairs. That is a joke. They never return calls and they close cases at will. I was finally told a master mechanic would be in touch with me to bvring the vehicle in. That was in April of 2012. Never heard from them. (Surprise). <br /> last Saturday, 12-14-12, the settings on my dashboard changed with my engine running and my trunk would not open even though the engine was on. On Sunday morning, my engine was locked and I could not drive the vehicle. The :smartkey&quot; not the regular key would turn the ignition wheel on. It was LOCKED and would not budge, I was out of state and had to have the car towed to a Nissan dealer over 20 miles away. I had to come home - so I had to rent a car to get back to NY where I live. The dealership in Connecticut was very nice , and saw the problem and could duplicate the problem. then without any intervention the egine started by itself wiping out the communication errors the dealer had seen and logged, He was perplexed himself. he checked recalls and bulletins. He finally got hold of an &quot;engineer&quot; who stated that he had seen it many times in the Rogue and that it was the battery, The battery is undersized for the vehicle. The vehicle is equipped with a 575 amp . The engineer told him to replace it with a 700 amp battery and that all my &quot;gremlins&quot; are due to this. <br /> - How can Nissan make a vehicle with an undersized battery and never publish this? <br /> - How can Nissan look consumers in the eye and lie to them over 2 years and never fix my vehice?<br /> - How can Nissan not reply to consumer complaints when lodged swith Nissan Corp. <br /> <br /> I don;t know if these issues are resolved, as now I have to rent a car and drive back to Connecticut with another person to pick up my car. I will incur about 200 worht of expenses between tolls, and gas for this return to Connecticut and Nissan feels nor esponsibility for this. <br /> I beg to differ - Nissan - the reason my car broke down was because your service is lousy -0 you do not stand behind you vehicles and you consumer department is as bad if not worse than your service department., <br /> You can be rest assured, I will make sure your reputation is spilled all over the itnernet, to my congressional representtives here on Long Island and to all my friends and neighbor. Nissan is a hoax.

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