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What is covered under Nissan Almera used car warranty?

With Nissan vehicles popping up virtually everywhere for sale as second hand, the question of the warranty coverage comes up quite often. We take a look at at what Nissan does and doesn't cover for your used model.

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Nissan is one of South Africa's longest operating brands and has serviced the South African consumer with a number of models for decades. There are a great deal of Nissan vehicles out there and they change hands regularly and if you purchase a Nissan Almera within the manufacturer's official warranty period, you will receive the balance of that warranty cover transferred to you.

Should you buy your Nissan outside of the warranty period you may want to consider an alternative form of cover.

You may be wondering what the Nissan warranty covers so lets take a look.

 

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The Nissan Almera carries their 6 year / 150 000 manufacturer warranty and covers the following:

  • Protects your vehicle against the failure of most mechanical and electrical components due to manufacturing defects.
  • Paintwork on your Nissan is covered against material and manufacturing defects for the warranty period.
  • The internal body sections and panels of your Nissan are covered against corrosion.
  • Warranty begins at date of first registration.

 

The warranty does NOT cover the following:

  • Misuse, accident, theft or fire 
  • Use of improper or dirty fuel, fluids or lubricants.
  • Lack of performance of proper maintenance service 
  • Use of non-genuine Nissan parts.
  • Alteration, tampering or improper repair.
  • Glass breakage, unless resulting from defects in material or workmanship.
  • Normal wear or tear, including dings, dents, chips or scratches.
  • Stone chipping, chemical fallout (acid rain), tree sap, salt, hail, wind/sandstorm, lighting, flood or other environmental conditions
  • Repairs not performed by an authorised Nissan dealer.
  • Engine tune-up
  • Cleaning and polishing
  • Wheel balancing and alignment
  • Headlight aiming
  • Replacement of filters
  • Windshield wiper inserts
  • Key fob batteries
  • Light bulbs
  • Spark plugs
  • Distributor points
  • Drive belts
  • Lubricants and cooling
  • Worn brake shoes, pads, drums and rotors
  • Worn clutch discs.

 

If you are still unsure about what your warranty may or may not cover, consult your vehicle handbook or speak to your Nissan dealer about it.

 

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Author - Lawrence Minnie

Written by Lawrence Minnie

Lawrence has been involved with motorsports for almost 30 years. Whether it's two wheels or four, if it has an engine, he will try to race it. This love of motor vehicles has led him to ride, drive, film, photograph, and write about his passion. Freelance for a while but now a permanent fixture on the AutoTrader team for over 7 years, Lawrence contributes written, photographic, and video content for AutoTrader and AutoTrader Bikes.Read more

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