2013 Nissan Rogue buring oil

It is possible that they are using the number of years instead of the number of miles to get out of it. From year 2013 to year 2018 it is 5 years, however, I believe that the five years will end on the anniversary of the purchase day. Check that and still you are 55 miles under the 60,000. Don't put any more miles on the vehicle before you are sure that the repair is not covered by factory warranty.

I purchased it brand new Feb. 2014.

It had 21 miles on it when I bought it. Someone had requested it then didn't buy it.

They are playing games with me. They told the man that is trying to help me that my car had been picked up then that my name was never in their system so I didn't have a ticket to review with him. I called and they said my car was there somewhere! I asked for a review of my ticket and the only thing added was a coil needed to be replaced. They never even checked the spark plugs and hadn't even addressed the misfire issue. When she called back, she said they were fine and didn't need to be replaced. I told her the one my mechanic friend showed me was burnt and the ceramic was cracked, so I know at least one needed to be replaced and that the iridiom spark plugs were suppose to last 100,000 miles. She said she would have them look again, but I never heard back from her on Friday, My car has been there since Tuesday.

Don't play along with them, go and ask to speak with the Service Manager, bring all your documents with you to show proof of purchase date. If you do not receive satisfaction, ask to see the General Manager. Get the business card/name of anyone that you speak with in case that you need to contact Nissan directly later. The owner's manual will have a list of the District Office for each area that you can contact. Hope to hear good news from you.

Called and filed a compliant with Nissan after they nothing was covered by warranty and the manger treated me so BADLY! I had my mechanic get it drivable and he is doing an oil consumption test. I kept the two burnt and cracked spark plugs.

Do not forget to file a claim report with the local BBB also.

Yes, yes, yes. I am glad Jim posted the above advise. Remember that the tongue (word of mouth) is a two edged sword.

The Nissan rep called me back and that was a waste a time. He said they go by what the dealership and the mechanic say. He didn't even check the facts regarding the warranty or if what is wrong with could be covered. He acted like I just wanted free spark plugs! He had less knowledge of mechancial issues than me. He said they have nothing to go by, but what the Nissan mechanic said. I told him then why have a compliant line bc it is useless bc then the people who treat the customers badly, lie about warranty info and needed repairs are always going to win and they know it, so there isn't anyone holding them to a higher standard of practice and customer satisfaction. He said he would ask someone internally after I told him he was making my blood pressure go up then proceeded to say I wanted Nissan to pay for plugs, sensor, coils, and valve cover. I told him the whole problem is the oil consumption issue causing problems and that the manager said I may have interal failure soon. Now, I have a foreign speaking man from Nissan that has left a voicemail that I couldn't understand.

I'm not hopeful that will help, but I will try. It's running fine now - it's just not fixed (oil problem), but I would hate for someone to buy it after I trade it in and get stuck with it.

Hello! I'm looking for people who have less than a 100k miles who are having issues with their CVT. Are you willing to chat?

Suuposedly nissan extended warranty on CVT from 5 years and 60k miles to 10 years or 120k miles.