Nissan Dualis 2008 Problems
Are you having problems with your 2008 Nissan Dualis? Let our team of motoring experts keep you up to date with all of the latest 2008 Nissan Dualis issues & faults. We have gathered all of the most frequently asked questions and problems relating to the 2008 Nissan Dualis in one spot to help you decide if it's a smart buy.
Used Nissan Dualis review: 2008-2014
By Ewan Kennedy ·
27 March 2017
The 'dual' in Nissan Dualis signifies its dual-purpose nature, a vehicle that's a crossover between a family hatchback and a compact 4WD.
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Used Nissan Dualis review: 2007-2013
By Graham Smith ·
15 September 2015
If you can come to terms with the quirky CVT, this may be the car to move your people. New When car companies quizzed SUV fans about the importance of four-wheel drive the response was: not important at all. Potential buyers wanted a high-riding wagon with the space to carry kids and their kit. Nissan had an each-way
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Nissan Dualis 2008: AM stations have static
Answered by Carsguide.com.au · 5 March 2012
Nissan can’t simply throw its hands up and say there’s nothing it can do about it, it has produced a defective product and it must correct it. Keep the pressure up on the dealer and company, consult a radio expert, and consider going to VCAT.
Nissan Dualis 2008: Going into limp-home mode?
Answered by Graham Smith · 15 February 2011
For some reason it’s going into ‘limp home’ mode and the reason for it doing that needs to be found and fixed. You have clearly had the runaround from the dealer and Nissan, and you would appear to have been extremely patient, but it’s time you got nasty. You need to take control of the situation and demand that the car be fixed. Ask for a meeting with the dealer and a Nissan rep and request a plan of action they will undertake to fix the problem. If that fails use the powers you have under the new national consumer law to pursue Nissan. Don’t worry that Nissan’s warranty might have expired, because the company is still responsible for the product under the consumer law if it has sold you a car that is unfit for purpose or they have failed to fix a problem with it. I think you have a very good case against the company under the provisions of that law. Phone the ACCC on 1300 302 502 or go to www.accc.gov.au for more information on the law.
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