Nissan Manufacturing defective vehicles Franklin Tennessee

I have a 2010 Nissan Murano equipped with a CVT (Constant Variable Speed Transmission) that I purchased in November of 2018 that had 165,000 miles on it when purchased. I paid $6150 cash for it.

In late December the transmission starts acting up. Making noise when the vehicle is started, not responding to accelerator pedal input.

I took it in to Leglue Nissan and they hooked it up to their diagnostics and informed me the transmission needed to be replaced and it would cost over $4000 dollars.

Nissan's 'norma' powertrain warranty ONLY covers the consumer for 5 years or 60,000 miles. Due to problems with their CVT transmissions, there was an extended warranty on the 2007-2010 model year for 120,000 miles.

Nissan has knows about their defective transmissions and with their former company cochairman facing corruption charges, it appears to be obvious that the corruption goes much deeper since Nissan refuses to fix the problems they're having with their vehicles.

This is wrong!

Also, the National Highway Safety Administration is not doing its job to protect the public by keeping dangerous and hazardous defective vehicles off our nation's roadways!