Throw-away car industry: Nissan’s new crossovers come off the wheel
- March 10, 2023
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It turns out that in a car factory they not only poorly tighten the nuts, but they cannot be installed at all. For example, the latest Nissan Ariya
It turns out that in a car factory they not only poorly tighten the nuts, but they cannot be installed at all. For example, the latest Nissan Ariya electric crossovers left the assembly line without a bolt connecting the steering column to the steering wheel itself. Simply put, the steering wheel can just come off.
Terrible, but true: while driving, the driver of the car can hold in his hands the steering wheel, which has simply fallen off the steering column. What it threatens, we believe, no need to tell. At the moment, the Japanese have announced a recall that affects more than a thousand Nissan Ariya crossovers produced in 2023.
By the way, owners of dubious foreign Tesla Model Y electric SUVs faced a similar problem not so long ago.
Meanwhile, owners of the very first Toyota and Subaru brands of electric SUVs built on a single platform can fall off the wheels as they drive. We are talking about Toyota BZ4X and Subaru Solterra models. I wonder what will be worse: the torn discs or the steering wheel?
It is worth adding that the above crafts can be easily ordered in Russia using the parallel import window. But is it necessary?
Terrible, but true: while driving, the driver of the car can hold in his hands the steering wheel, which has simply fallen off the steering column. What it threatens, we believe, no need to tell. At the moment, the Japanese have announced a recall that affects more than a thousand Nissan Ariya crossovers produced in 2023.
By the way, owners of dubious foreign Tesla Model Y electric SUVs faced a similar problem not so long ago.
Meanwhile, owners of the very first Toyota and Subaru brands of electric SUVs built on a single platform can fall off the wheels as they drive. We are talking about the Toyota BZ4X and Subaru Solterra models. I wonder what will be worse: the torn discs or the steering wheel?
It is worth adding that the above crafts can be easily ordered in Russia using the parallel import window. But is it necessary?
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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