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Nissan is my favorite out of the Japanese Big Four, and it's sad to see how far they've fallen. At least they aren't Mitsubishi - who are dead to me - but this situation is pretty grim. I bet being stuck with the french idiots that are Renault also didn't help much.
I’ve got 110k miles on a Mitsubishi and zero problems so far
110-130k is like the absolute minimum id expect for there to be no problems for any car imo.
I’ve had problems and recalls on both dodge van and Honda civic, so compared to them my Mitsubishi has been stellar. But yes agreed
Counterpoint - my wife's Eclipse blew the motor at 120k miles.
Mitsubishis are just Nissans at this point. The interior on the outlander is an exact clone of the Nissan rogue.
Whats the problem with Renault? I don't think that they are at the fault there