Nissan Titan Lawsuit | 2025 Latest Updates

Do You Qualify for a Nissan Titan Lawsuit?

You may qualify for a Nissan Titan lawsuit if:

• You own or lease a recalled Nissan Titan or Frontier truck from model years 2020-2023
• Your vehicle experienced rollaway incidents despite being placed in Park
• Your Nissan Titan suffered from electrical issues, engine stalling, or fires related to the wiring harness defect
• You or a loved one was injured due to these defects
• You incurred repair costs or other financial losses related to these defects

Evidence Required for a Nissan Titan Lawsuit

To strengthen your case, you should gather:

• Vehicle ownership or lease documentation
• Recall notices you received from Nissan
• Service and repair records related to the defects
• Documentation of any incidents or accidents
• Medical records if injuries occurred
• Photographs or videos of defects or incidents
• Communications with Nissan or the dealership about the issues

Damages You Can Recover

Nissan Titan lawsuits may provide compensation for:

• Repair Costs: Expenses for repairs related to the defects, including those not covered by warranty
• Vehicle Value Loss: Compensation for diminished value of your vehicle due to the defects and recalls
• Medical Expenses: Costs for treatment of injuries caused by defect-related accidents
• Lost Wages: Compensation for time off work due to injuries or dealing with vehicle repairs
• Pain and Suffering: Damages for physical pain and emotional distress caused by injuries
• Property Damage: Payment for damage to property caused by vehicle defects

Nissan Titan Recall Information

The Nissan Titan recalls specifically affect:

Models: Nissan Titan, Nissan Titan XD, and some Frontier trucks

Model Years: 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023

Recall Dates:

• January 27, 2021: Initial recall for electrical wiring harness issues
• September 15, 2022: Expanded recall for rollaway risks including vehicles produced after June 14, 2022

Nissan is currently developing a fix for the rollaway problem and advises owners to use the parking brake every time they park their trucks. Once a remedy is available, owners will be able to take their trucks to a Nissan dealer for a free repair.

For the electrical wiring harness issue, Nissan is notifying owners and dealers will inspect the engine harness and replace it, if necessary, free of charge.

Statute of Limitations for Nissan Titan Lawsuits

The statute of limitations sets a deadline for filing a Nissan Titan lawsuit, which varies by state. It’s important to consult with a lawyer promptly to ensure your lawsuit is filed within the required timeframe, as missing this deadline could prevent you from seeking compensation.

Typically, for vehicle defect cases:

• Personal Injury Claims: Generally 1-6 years from the date of injury, depending on your state
• Product Liability Claims: Usually 2-6 years from when the defect was or should have been discovered
• Property Damage: Often 2-5 years from when the damage occurred

These timeframes can be affected by various factors, including when you discovered the defect and whether there were any attempts to conceal the issues by the manufacturer.

FAQs

1.  What legal actions can I take against Nissan for defective Titan trucks?

If your Nissan Titan has the defects covered by the recalls and you have experienced problems, you may be able to file an individual lawsuit or join a class action against Nissan seeking compensation for repairs, diminished vehicle value, and any injuries or damages.

2. Do I need proof that my vehicle is defective? 

Yes, documentation is crucial. Keep all repair records, recall notices, and evidence of any incidents. Photographs, videos, witness statements, and communication with dealerships or Nissan can also strengthen your case.

3. How long do I have to file a lawsuit? 

The statute of limitations varies by state, typically ranging from 1-6 years. Consult with an attorney promptly to ensure you do not miss filing deadlines.

4. What kind of compensation can I receive? 

You may be entitled to compensation for repair costs, diminished vehicle value, medical expenses (if injured), lost wages, pain and suffering, and property damage.

5. What should I do if my Nissan Titan is recalled? 

Follow the recall instructions immediately. For rollaway issues, always use your parking brake. Have your vehicle inspected and repaired at an authorized Nissan dealer as soon as a fix is available.

6. Will my case go to trial? 

Most vehicle defect cases settle before trial, but some proceed to court if a fair settlement cannot be reached. Your attorney will advise on the best approach for your specific situation.

7. How does a recall impact my Nissan Titan lawsuit? 

A recall can strengthen your case by providing evidence that Nissan acknowledged the problem. This information can support claims of liability and increase the likelihood of a favorable settlement or court ruling.

8. Can I join a class action lawsuit? 

If your situation is similar to other affected Titan owners, joining a class action may be appropriate. Your attorney can advise whether an individual lawsuit or joining a class action is better for your circumstances.

9. What evidence do I need to support my case? 

Document everything related to the defect: repair records, photographs of the issue, incident reports, communications with Nissan or dealerships, medical records (if injured), and witness statements.

10. How do I start my legal claim? 

Contact an experienced product liability attorney who specializes in automotive defect cases. They can evaluate your situation, gather necessary evidence, and guide you through the legal process.