2020 Rogue - AEB (Automatic Emergency Braking) ?

[datechboss101]

Thank god I got a basic simplistic first generation bubble rogue that gets me from point A to B. All these electronic gizmos in the modern rogue seems like a pain in the butt. Mind you, I had to breeze though these posts, and it gave me a headache that I almost forgot about how bad the CVT's, are, were, or hopefully not anymore.

Thank god I dont have all that technological mumbo jumbo in my old rogue, because my ocd would go bonkers if any of these gadgets went haywire. That's the scary part of getting a car that's new, because I hope to god nothing is wrong in the beginning of owning a new car. The last thing I want is regret.

Warranty or not, I would hate to get a new car that needs to be fixed or worse, ; one where a dealership has no answers to a problem that may arise.

Honestly, if a car automatically slams on the brakes for you, that's such a buzzkill and annoying as hell, I would probably sell it for a loss. I barely tolerated the bad hesitation or shudder while pressing the gas when that used to happen, but slamming brakes would be a bye, bye, and me throwing in the towel. I'm to old to live with that crap.

I feel your pain. Just dump that lemon to carmax or carvana. If you can get a rogue without all those driving aides, all the better!

I believe many Rogue owners with this ProPilot Assist first gen crap is affected. That would lead every single Rogue with this feature be branded as either a lemon or junk.

If anybody thinks finding a competent and cooperative dealer isn't possible or won't make a difference, read this:

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I've found so many incompetent and non-cooperatives dealers. Unforunately, this isn't just Nissan that I found.

[MrCraig]

This may sound kinda dumb, but try taking a rag, put some windex on it, and clean the back of the nissan emblem on the grill and the front of the radar unit.

I bought a certified used 2018 and the radar quit working on the way home. That was 2 years ago. I took it back. They updated the software which stopped it from braking randomly. It decided to put on the brakes on a very busy exit on the NJ Turnpike, which scared the hell out of me. After the fix, the front radar showed it was not working most of the time. I took it back 3 or 4 times to two different dealerships. One told me that it had been in an accident, so it would not be covered under warranty, and the repair would cost over $2,000. It has been a nightmare. I'll never buy a car from a dealership again.

A few weeks ago I cleaned the back of the emblem and the front of the radar unit and the radar has been working ever since. The car has beeped when I've been to close to the car in front of me. Hopefully the braking is working too.

You would think the dealership would try and clean the unit. I checked the plastic rivets in the front grill and they have never been touched. The dealership probably just hooked up a scanner and rebooted the car and gave it back to me. It seems if they can't fix it with a scan tool they don't fix it. I bought an extended warranty. What a waste. They just look for ways to get out of the warranty and to get you to buy a new car. Think I'll buy a Honda next time.