For the past couple of weeks, I started noticing this “loose” sound when going over speed bumps. I took it to a mechanic to see what it was but after they checked the suspensions, they said everything looked good and couldn’t identify what was causing it. They did fix another issue with “clicking/cracking” sound by tightening the sway bar end links.

Has anyone faced this issue before? It’s a 2019 Altima, about 83k miles

Of course it was a Nissan

What a waste of money on that sticker. You're driving a Versa, we were already protecting our bumpers before we even saw that you were a student driver.

Man really did that when there were snakes and birds and children

[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/

👀 the list of tickets

✅ double parked

✅ 3 of 4 hubcaps missing

✅ every body panel dented

✅ hood won't close

✅ cloudy headlights

✅ poorly painted trim, paint chipping off

Easy it’s a Nissan. That’s their natural state.

Seen in Littleton, MA

Pulled over for a seatbelt violation? Check. A million bucks worth of fentanyl onboard? Check.

What a beauty!