Nissan Infiniti G35 2005 Defective Brakes

If you have experienced premature brake replacement (brake pads, rotors and/or calipers) on your 2005 G35, you may have a claim in connection with a putative class action against Nissan North America Inc. ("Nissan"). Nissan designs, manufacturers and sells automobiles, including the Infiniti G35 ("G35"). G35 model years 2003 through 2004 had defective brake assemblies which resulted in Nissan amending its warranty for the 2003 and 2004 model years to cover brake pad and brake rotor replacement for the first three (3) years or 36,000 miles.

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Nissan Infiniti G35 Brake Defect

The suit alleges that model year 2005 G35s are also equipped with defective brakes, due to these defective parts, G35s manifest significant squealing when the brake pedal is applied and premature brake wear. These defects are potentially dangerous, as they can cause the braking system components to become severely worn and damaged, and may lead to a complete failure of the braking system.

While the Basic Warranty covers the braking system for 48 months or 60,000 miles, Nissan denies requested warranty repairs claiming the defect's symptoms are caused by "normal wear and tear" and consumers have been required to pay for the repairs of the brake assemblies or there component parts.

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Last updated on Aug-26-09

NISSAN BRAKE DEFECT ARTICLES AND INTERVIEWS

Nissan Infiniti Customers Slam the Brakes on Customer Satisfaction

Franklin, TN: When you buy what is generally believed to be a high-end vehicle, you assume that all components are equally high-end. However that does not appear to be the case with Infiniti G35 and Infiniti brakes, which owners appear to be replacing at a frequency they're not accustomed to. 'Nissan brake' is not a pleasant subject amongst this group [READ MORE]

"Why Should I Pay for Nissan's Brake Defect?"

Cleveland, OH: You spend over $30,000 on a luxury car and expect it to last a very long time, especially if you only have 19,000 miles on it. But for many consumers, the 2005 Infiniti G35x brakes are following in the tracks of the 2003 and 2004 models, i.e., they are dealing with a Nissan brake defect [READ MORE]

Nissan Infiniti Owners Angry About Brakes

Atlanta, GA: When you purchase a new car, you want to know that everything is in good working order and that there will be no problems, such as brake defects to worry about. Unfortunately, Nissan Infiniti G35 owners have discovered that there are big problems with their vehicle's brakes, causing them to wear out far too quickly. Some owners have filed a lawsuit, alleging that their Infiniti brakes have cost them money—both for replacement parts and because the car's resale value dropped significantly.
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