US EditionShould Nissan Bring Its 10-Year Warranty To America?
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Should Nissan Bring Its 10-Year Warranty To America?
In Australia, Nissan has launched a 10-year warranty program for all of its models. To get the five-year warranty extension, cars must be serviced at a Nissan dealer. In general, new car warranties in the US trail those offered in some other markets. In the United States, newly purchased Nissans come with a standard three-year or 36,000-mile warranty. This is pretty typical for most new cars in the U.S., where warranties usually hover around the…
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