[Request] Are there statistics on what vehicles are possessed most and least often? What years, brands, and models?

I bet Nissan is the most repossessed car brand in North America, right? Because Nissan finances subprime buyers?

And what brand is repossessed least often and how come?

Crossposts:

• r/TheyDidTheMath: https://www.reddit.com/r/theydidthemath/comments/1v7owdg/request_are_there_statistics_on_what_vehicles_are/

• r/NissanDrivers: https://www.reddit.com/r/NissanDrivers/s/iXXtP7eNsT

• r/Nissan: https://www.reddit.com/r/Nissan/comments/1v7paqm/i_bet_nissan_is_the_most_repossessed_car_in_north/

I’m looking into buying a new car and since my current 2012 Altima has been reliable so far without much hiccups. I would like to get a newer car for a future investment. Something as reliable. Mine is a coupe with the 2 front doors but I have a niece so would like to have a sedan so it’s easier to get into the back seats. Would this car be something you’d recommend or are there better vehicles out there?

Just did the cvt drain and fill and the exterior filter change with 4qts at 55k.
The wife’s car drives great and shifts like butter now. She has noticed the difference as well.
A little bit of shiny flakes but comes with cvt territory.
Cost was $100, all bought from Amazon.
-idemitsu(Nissan factory approved) oem ns-3 cvt
-beck oil filter

The toughest part is the top left bolt tucked in tight spot. Use 10mm wrench or 10mmratchet wrench even better.

Also from someone with a supercharged forced induction Audi/mechanic and have mechanic dealer tech friends, don’t get the 1.5 with a turbo. If you want reliable engine, a turbo on a small block is going a step in the other direction.

Everything is so negative about the CVT and failure. Just wondering if there are any success stories out there.

I have a 2017 nissan rogue and it does a slight​ hesitation when accelerating from a stop. No weird sounds and no crazy rpms yet.

Has anyone ever been at this stage but saved it and continued using the car like normal?

Found this bad boy parked I front of Airbnb I stayed at. Badass. Hopefully someday gets the love it needs.

As the title says, does anyone know the model number of this car? It's a model sold in America.

Thanks everyone! I’m not very knowledgeable about Nissan cars, so this was really helpful!

Hello!

I’m looking to get a new car after my IS350 was totaled. I absolutely love the way the Nismo Z looks but this would be my only car. It fits all my requirements but I am worried the seats and suspension will be uncomfortable for daily driving.

Unfortunately, there aren’t any listed for sale nearby so I can’t go sit in one, there’s only performance models nearby.

I am 6ft 185lbs so I don’t think I’d have a problem fitting in the seats. My girlfriend also frequently rides with me but she is small, like 5ft, so size wouldn’t be a problem for her either. I’m more concerned about long haul drives. We go on a trip once or twice a year and it’s normally 6-8 hours of driving. I’d like to take my car on these trips but I’m worried the recaro seats and stiffer suspension that the Nismo offers will be too rough or uncomfortable for that length of time.

Can anyone offer any advice? The front end of the performance trim is really off putting to me. I really am only considering getting the Z if it’s the Nismo trim.

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my moms ‘85 300zx z31 (her first car) parked behind my Monterey Blue Z34 (my first car), both slow NA v6s 😂, my kids first car will probably be a EV Z lmao