Nissan Pulsar

CVT failed second time. It is a known issue to Nissan
First time they replaced the whole CVT and at that time my car was under warranty. Now it would cost be a lot. They should cover it under warranty as CVT should come with separate warranty.
This is absolute failure of Nissan but they are not fixing the issue

CVT transmission failed at 100,000km then It costs around $6000. I would read reviews before my purchase. Nissan's known fault with the CVT transmission Again please don't buy NISSAN PULSAR

This has been an excellent car. The only thing that I has an issue with was the rear view mirror fell off but Nissan replaced it even thought it was out of warranty. Its not the speediest car but its reliable, safe and very economical. It has amazing handling. I would defiantly purchase a Nissan again. Only annoying thing is the stereo does not pair with IPhone contacts.

I bought a 2005 Nissan Pulsar last week with 140,168 klms on it. On the way home with it there were times it would stall and need to be restarted. This week it cant start and the compression is very low on all cylinders. What a complete piece of junk. I have always had Toyota in the past and this kind of problem will never exist with any Toyota that only has 140k on it.
I should have known better from the problems with the Navara I had, never ever ever buy a Nissan......

I've owned this car from new for six years and done 190,000 km in it. Apart from an inexplicable early failure of interior heating element replaced under warranty, I've had no issues at all. Only replaced tyres, battery, windscreen due to stone chips and rear shocks. It is the most economical and super reliable car I've ever owned and at 61 years of age that's saying a lot. It's also a comfortable car for long drives and fits four adults easily. The boot is massive too. My only complaints would be it's got no pulling power if you are loaded down and climbing hills or towing but it was never built for that and the back seats don't fold down. That's it for complaints.

Bought my B17 in March 2018 2nd hand. In December the CVT transmission failed as expected at 67k. Fully replacement of transmission made by Nissan Australia under warranty.
Made to 85k in 8 months and still going.

My car is a 2014 Nissan Pulsar auto ST (B17). I live in Sydney, on 15 May 2019, on our way to Canberra, the CVT failed, car was taken to Nissan Dealer in Mos Vale. I made the Nissan Dealer aware that this particular Nissan Model had previously reported problems with the CVT. On Monday the 20 May, I was told by the Nissan Dealer that CVT has failed and Nissan Australia has accepted to replace it under warranty. I picked up the car on Saturday the 8 June. Mos Vale Nissan has done an excellent job and now I feel its like a new car with a brand new CVT. Have noticed a an improvement in fuel consumption.

Have been driving my pulsar for 8 months now and love it. It’s 2015 build, automatic, runs perfect and very good on fuel, only takes about 6litres per 100kms.

Spacey inside and the boot can fit a lot of things - pram, bike, other bags, e.g groceries.

Runs smooth and gets up to speed quick.

Highly recommend

I just use the car locally for shopping or picking up and dropping off the kids. The car is serviced every 6 months regularly . I don't do more than 13 000 KMs a year at a Toyota service centre . I only use unleaded 98 fuel , top range petrol.
The car failed in the middle of a busy road . AAMI towed it to a Nissan dealer . 2 days now and haven't heard from them other than transmission problem. Toyota gave me 5 years warranty including manufacturing warranty . It is apparently expired . The cost to replace transmission might be up to $7000.
Anything can be done about this transmission short life ? All mechanics say Nissan pulsars have a faulty transmission by nature

I use this car at least daily for school pick ups running kids around, visiting friends going to appointments etcThere have been no issues with the Car, it is serviced as reccomended by the Book

Hi bought a 2014 nissan pulsar only had the car for two years broke down it is going to cost 4600 not happy had it serviced it is up to about 114 000 km so been serviced it should not have happened ..eny suggestions what to do i dont have that sort of money to get fixed.

I have a 2013 nissan pulsar sedan. And serviced on every 10,000 kms. It's only used 71,000 kms.I take my car to one of the mechanics as my car(Nissan Sedan 2013) stopped in the middle of freeway and this happen few times, I have found that the transmission have fault.I take it to the Nissan Dandenong Victoria Nissan office and its more than 2 months my car is in there service station.They asked about the service history I provide the service book and now they are asking about the invoices. The manager and the staff is too rude and they are not claiming for the warranty as they said they will and even not giving back my car which is still in there service station.

Nisan Pulsar N16 year 2000 model
Great little car has lasted 19 years to date and still running

issues over 19 years

cam crank sensors and rear sensor
lights flickering
key immobilser stopped but now working again just get a new key with a new transponder programmed to vehicle
apart from that has been very reliable car
Japanese cars are the best.

We own a 2013 sss pulsar - automatic - only issue we have really had that has stopped it driving was a flat battery(which was my own fault) fantastic amount of power, handles well and is fuel efficient! We would only sell it to upgrade to something with more seats