Nissan on the ropes

Copper

@George-K said in Nissan on the ropes:

My 2017 A4 which I purchased in 2018 had 10,500 miles on it.

I'm all they way up to 36,000 now.

My 2017 Cadillac XT5 which I purchased in 2019 had 19,621 miles on it.

I'm all they way up to 35,009 now.

About 3K per year.

Mik

We can beat that. Our second car is a 2010 Camry. I doubt we put 200 miles a year on it.

Jolly

My 2015 Sonata is somewhere around 165k.

I'll wring 200k out of it, you just hide and watch. Green, am I.

Mik

Green with envy of our Camry....

Jolly

You get 300k out of the Yota and you'll have something...

Mik

150 now. Will likely sell it before that. Keeping my eye out for a creampuff Lexus LS.

jon-nyc

@Copper, @Mik

@George-K beats you, so do I. Our second cars get zero miles a year on them. So we don’t bother owning them.

Mik

Sure. until next year.

Axtremus

Uber probably is the most cost effective given how little some of you drive.

Mik

https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2024/12/a03e03dbba61-update1-japan-automakers-honda-nissan-arranging-merger-talks-source.html

Jolly

Everything FIAT touches turns to crap.

Dealers were recently told that if Infiniti doesn't turn it around in 12 months, the brand is kaput.

LuFins Dad

Nissan announced today that they are pulling back from staff trainings that have nothing to do with their core business, advertising that has nothing to do with their product, and all relationships with the Corporate Equality Index and other such foolishness.

Jolly

If I was Honda, I'd position Nissan as a modern day Pontiac. Sporty, but affordable. Try out the latest tech, then use it on Hondas once the bugs are kicked out.

LuFins Dad

I’d try a transmission that isn’t crap.

Jolly

@LuFins-Dad said in Nissan on the ropes:

I’d try a transmission that isn’t crap.

Honda makes the best CVT on the market.

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Nissan on the ropes