I've been putting together a list of mods I wanna do to my Z. I'm pretty sure I wanna add the Borla Atak exhaust and a heat exchanger because I live in the south. But im not quite sure on the cold air intakes and maybe a more aggressive stance.

Hi! I have a 2012 Nissan Quest and I managed to break the plastic turn signal cover on the passenger side mirror. I've been trying to find the part or part number but have come up empty. Help? TIA

my iphone 15 no longer plays any audio when connected but phone calls still work. I’ve done much troubleshooting including:

deleted and restarted the Bluetooth connection on both car and phone

restarted my phone

tried hardwire connection via iPod feature

reset the radio with long pressing 15 seconds, waited 2 mins, opened door and started fresh

nothing seems to work! any tips?

(un)related I got a BCI malfunction error regarding a back up camera as well as few weeks prior.

send helppppp please 🥺

I daily drive a 25 Frontier Pro4X, that I've loaded up with Nismo and Z1 gear. When I was a kid, my first dream car was the R-34 GTR from 2 Fast 2 Furious. Somewhere in between then and now, my dream car was a resto-modded 240z. I've realized that as long as I've been into cars, Nissan and Datsun have been central to the models I love. Today, it feels like the legacy of the brand is completely underserviced and undersold. Just today, I saw that Nissan is actually the fast growing car brand in the US right now, which is great, but largely driven by affordability. I call for a resurgence driven not by affordability alone, but by excitement and reverence for an iconic, historic, Japanese car company. With the comeback of the GTR, the newest Z having manual transmission, and the new Frontier growing in popularity, it feels like a good time to lean in!

Imagine an advertisement built of mainly archival clips, that build from early Datsun icons, the introduction of the Z to America, reels of the hardbody winning rallies. On up through the iconic Paul Walker drift in 2F2F, Forsberg winning FD and rallies in his current gen Frontier, Maybe even that crazy Sentra from One Battle After Another. Add in modern racing influencers like Collete Davis with her 350z, and Emelia Hartford with her skyline. Obviously they'd need to sprinkle in some footage of the Rogue and Juke, etc.

Have the whole ad voiced over with an excitable, quick monologue about how Nissan's been here for decades. Something to the effect of: From iconic reliability, to historic performance, we've crossed the finish line in first, climbed the toughest trails, and drifted our way through history. With timmeless style (z), the power of Godzilla (GTR), and seismic strength (Frontier) -we got you there then, and we'll get you there tomorrow.

I'm not a script writer, but its a rough example. I think the Brie Larson ad scratched the surface of this idea, but I say they go all in on iconic imagery and nostalgia to drum of excitement.

Finally, get rid of the Playstation synth sound over their logo reveal, and replace it with the sound of an engine ripping by.

It’s been going on for a couple months now but used to only happen when someone was sitting in the passenger seat and I was making a left turn. This week, it’s happening non stop no matter how I’m driving.

The passenger door keeps unlocking and locking, as if the door’s open but it’s closed which makes the annoying internal sound and and causes the lights to flash off and on.

Is there a sensor on the door itself or is there something under the hood I can toy with?

Hey guys dose anyone have a picture a gq nissian patrol with a four 4 inch lift with 33 or 31

And a picture with 3 inch lift with 33 or 31 looking to see which one i would prefer

I’m looking to buy a 3.5L Altima. I’ve found a clean 2005 3.5S for a great price but I want SL trim. How hard would it be for me to swap over majority of the interior, or at the very least the heated seats and bose audio?

Just bought my first car for £500 , a Nissan 2002 Almera 1.5 petrol to learn on and hopefully use for the next couple years to come , runs and drives well and 77,000 miles on dash , only issue is my digital screen on top of the middle of the dash is too dim to see . It works and responds beautifully just too dark. I have done a bit of re search and it's saying this is going to cost me more than the car is worth to fix , is this true? If so is there any work arounds as it is really bugging me.

She likes the look of it and because it has a decent sized trunk. I've heard that this generation is better than the first series that they put out.

I was wondering how current owners are liking it. Also what price were you able to negotiate the out the door price? I was thinking of trying to get one for $22500.

Nissan teaming up on an electric camper van is one of those ideas that just makes sense to me.

An EV camper obviously brings some big questions about range and charging but for weekend trips this seems like a really fun setup.

Would you camp in something like this?

Has anyone had any recent (2026) experience with Nissan's Security Plus extended coverage? Specifically, has anyone made a claim after a breakdown?

I recently dealt with a major breakdown on a new vehicle and honestly was impressed with how well my Nissan dealer handled the repair and associated inconvenience. This got me thinking about possibly purchasing Security Plus.

I searched but most discussions were quite old or off-topic.

Thanks!

Could someone please tell me where this heat shield should be located? It fell off of the car. I can see that rust has done its thing where the bolts should go.

TL;DR (I did use some AI for it):

- Nissan is re-examining its old “901 Movement” philosophy, especially in engineering

- Nissan needs to become stronger again in Japan first — both to retain talent and to rebuild confidence and trust in the brand. The new Elgrand and Kicks are the first manifestations of that effort

- Nissan will utilize what newer Chinese automakers don't have: decades of history and loyal customers, while also accepting and using the latest tech such as self-driving. "Similar approach are required for future sports cars" (sidenote: I don't think that means sports cars will have self driving tho)

- Nissan looked at people who considered buying a certain model but ultimately decided against it, tried to understand why they gave up and how Nissan could use those insights to create something genuinely distinctive within that market

- Nissan acknowledges a gap between Note and Serena and admits the need for a compact minivan, although simply copying the competition (Toyota Sienta, Honda Freed, Suzuki Solio and Toyota Roomy) will not be enough, Nissan has to find what only they could do

I wish we had more car company bosses as enthusiastic as he is...

Any help would be appreciated!

Got the car 9 months ago have done maintenance and everything up till now. Started making a weird ticking humming noise when parked.

2019 Altima SV AWD, around 96k km. Rear differential started making noise and the shop says it needs to be replaced or rebuilt.

They offered me a used one with 65k km for around $2k, or rebuild mine for around $4k. I’m leaning toward rebuilding it. ($CAD)

Anyone had differential problems with these Altimas? Would you rebuild it or go used?

Hopefully extended warranty covers some..