<ul><li>Nissan has agreed to a $3.47 million payout and an extended warranty for the owners of 2015–2018 Murano and 2016–2018 Maxima models with faulty CVTs, following a class-action lawsuit settlement.</li><li>The majority of the settlement money is allocated to legal fees, with only $20,000 designated for the lead plaintiffs and $3.45 million for the legal team.</li><li>The extended warranty offered by Nissan of 84 months or 84,000 miles may not benefit many owners as their vehicles are already at or beyond the seven-year mark, limiting its practical value.</li><li>While owners may receive reimbursements for qualifying CVT repairs and a $1,500 discount on a new Nissan or Infiniti purchase if they had multiple transmission replacements, the settlement has faced criticism for not adequately addressing the core transmission issues.</li></ul>

Nissan’s CVT Lawsuit Settlement Offers Limited Relief to Owners of 2015–2018 Models

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