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Ok Nissan gurus...Does this look like a steal or a nightmare waiting to happen? Single Mom needs advise plz.? YOU ARE BIDDING ON A BEAUTIFUL ONE OWNER LEASE RETURN FROM NISSAN OF NORTH AMERICA. THIS NON SMOKER 2004 NISSAN ARMADA SE 4X2 HAS A CLEAR TITLE AND WAS PREVIOUSLY REPURCHASED BY THE MANUFACTURER, UNDER BUY-BACK LAW, FOR ALLEGED NONCONFORMITY WITH THE FRONT BRAKES OR BRAKE JUDDER. NISSAN REPLACED THE FRONT BRAKE PADS, REAR BRAKE PADS, FRONT ROTORS, AND TURNED THE REAR ROTORS TO RESOLVE THE ISSUE. THE BRAKE JUDDER ISSUE LATER BECAME A FACTORY RECALL. THIS ARMADA RUNS, DRIVES, AND PERFORMS 100%. NOW FOR THE GOOD PART…THIS ARMADA 4X2 SE IS FINISHED IN SEA MIST GREEN ON BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR. OPTIONS INCLUDE; FULL POWER OPTIONS, AS WELL AS REAR ENTERTAINMENT DVD, LEATHER SEATING, REAR AIR AND REAR HEAT, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, AND TRAILER TOW. THIS ARMADA IS A 10 OUT OF 10. THE TITLE ON THIS ARMADA IS CLEAN, NON-BRANDED, AND MENTIONS NOTHING OF A BUY BACK OR STATE DEFINED LEMON LAW. MEANING, THAT WHEN YOU RE-TITLE THIS VEHICLE IN YOUR STATE. YOU WILL GET A CLEAN, NON-BRANDED TITLE. IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS PRIOR TO PURCHASE WE WILL BE MORE THAN WILLING TO FAX YOU A COPY OF THE TITLE. THE IN SERVICE DATE IS 09-19-2004 ALL NISSAN REPURCHASES ARE COVERED BY NISSAN OF NORTH AMERICA FOR 12MONTHS OR 12K MILES FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE FOR THE NEW OWNER. AS WELL AS, ALL REMAINING WARRANTIES APPLY FROM THE ORIGINAL IN SERVICE DATE. NISSAN COVERS THEIR VEHICLES FOR 36MONTHS OR 36K MILES BUMPER TO BUMPER AND 60 MONTHS OR 6OK MILES FOR THE POWER TRAIN. REFER TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED “IN SERVICE DATE” FOR STATUS OF ANY REMAINING WARRANTY. ALL DETAILED WARRANTY COVERAGE IS OUTLINED IN THE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS OWNERS BOOKLET. BID IN CONFIDENCE, WE ARE A FRANCHISED DEALERSHIP “DEMAAGD NISSAN, G.M.C., TRUCK, LOCATED IN BATTLE CREEK, MI.,. THE LOCATION OF THIS VEHICLE, HOWEVER, IS AT OUR DALLAS, TX. HOLDING FACILITY. WE SELL BOTH NEW AND USED VEHICLES. FURTHERMORE, WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS FOR FORTY SIX YEARS. DUE TO THE FACT THAT YOU ARE BUYING FROM A DEALERSHIP, THERE WILL BE ADDITIONAL FEES, THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS; A 170.00 TAXABLE DOCUMENTATION FEE, A 10.00 IN-TRANSIT FEE, “FOR BUYERS OUTSIDE OF MICHIGAN”, AS WELL AS, ANY APPLICABLE STATE TAX. THIS VEHICLE MAY BE PURCHASED FOR THE BUY IT NOW PRICE OR BEST OFFER. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CONCERNING THIS VEHICLE PLEASE DIRECT ALL INQUIRIES TO TODD TANKERSLEY “BUSINESS MANAGER” AT 1-269-963-1528 OR 1-214-546-9470. GOOD LUCK BIDDING! ALSO, WE INVITE YOU TO STOP BY AND TAKE A TEST DRIVE. JUST PLEASE MAKE SURE TO CALL TODD AND SET UP A TIME FOR INSPECTION. P.S. We do not ship vehicles, and therefore cannot give shipping quotes. We do however, have a few shipping connections that we can put you in contact with to get an accurate quote. WHAT IS A BUY BACK? A BUY BACK IS A VEHICLE THAT WAS REPURCHASED BY THE MANUFACTURER DUE TO NON CONFORMITY ISSUES. MEANING THAT THE PREVIOUS OWNER COULD NOT HAVE THE VEHICLE FIXED TO THEIR SATISFACTION OR MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS. FURTHERMORE, THERE ARE TWO STATES IN THE UNION THAT HAVE VERY STRICT BUY BACK LAWS, OR MORE COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS STATE DEFINED LEMON LAW RULES. IN THESE STATES, IF THE “ORIGINAL OWNER” HAS A VALID COMPLAINT ABOUT THE VEHICLES PERFORMANCE, AND THE MANUFACTURER/ DEALERSHIP CANNOT FIX THE ISSUE TO THE CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION OR MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS. THE MANUFACTURER MUST REPURCHASE THE VEHICLE FROM THE CUSTOMER. THERE ARE TWO VERY INTERESTING ASPECTS CONCERNING THE BUY BACK. FIRST OF ALL, CALIFORNIA AND TEXAS ARE THE TOUGHEST. SO IF THE SAME ISSUE OCCURRED IN LETS SAY MICHIGAN. THE VEHICLE IN QUESTION WOULD PROBABLY NEVER BE REPURCHASED. SECONDLY, MOST ALL BUY BACK NONCONFORMITY ISSUES, LATER BECOME FACTORY RECALLS. FOR EXAMPLE, THE MAJORITY OF NISSAN TITANS AND ARMADAS HAD ISSUES WITH THE FRONT BRAKES VIBRATING UNDER BRAKING. NISSAN FOUND THIS TO BE A PROBLEM ATTRIBUTED TO THE MATERIAL USED IN THE BRAKE PADS. SO THEY IN TURN REVAMPED THE FRONT BRAKES AND FIXED THE PROBLEM. THEY LATER DUBBED THIS ISSUE “BRAKE JUDDER” AND IT OF COURSE, BECAME A FACTORY RECALL. SO TO SUM UP, IF YOU OWNED A VEHICLE IN CALIFORNIA OR TEXAS PRIOR TO THIS ISSUE BECOMING A FACTORY RECALL, THE VEHICLE WAS BOUGHT BACK. HOWEVER, IF YOU BOUGHT THIS VEHICLE AFTER IT WAS ANNOUNCED AS A RECALL, STATE ENFORCED LEMON LAW WOULD NOT PROVIDE YOU WITH THE SAME STRENGTH FOR ARBITRATION. SIMPLY BASED UPON THE FACT THAT A REMEDY WAS AVAILABLE, AND A REOCCURRING ISSUE WOULD PROBABLY OF NEVER TAKEN PLACE. ALL THIS MEANS, IS THAT WE THE DEALER CAN PROVIDE A GREAT PRODUCT TO OUR CUSTOMERS AT HUGE SAVINGS. FURTHERMORE, YOU ARE COVERED BY THE FACTORY WARRANTY, AND GIVEN AN ADDITIONAL BUY BACK WARRANTY FROM THE MANUFACTURER FOR FURTHER REASSURANCE. LASTLY, THE TITLE ON THE VEHICLE IS CLEAN AND NON-BRANDED. IT IS A WIN, WIN SITUATION FOR EVERYONE INVOLVED.

man_with_koolaid_smile replied: "edit it down and turn the CAPS off"

dana_osmundson replied: "nightmare"

michael_oxgood replied: "i believe i'd steer clear. plus with gas prices, do you REALLY want a big suv these days? check out a ford edge, or a murano instead."

Cassie replied: "If the price is low enough that you feel comfortable with the warranty, and especially if you can get the car pre-inspected by a reputable mechanic, then it might be worth it to you... if mileage is not a great concern. Myself, I would stay away from it..too many issues. Sounds like a lot of pretty talk."

sonnie_b replied: "Call a Nissan dealer to verify their story, if everything checks out, buy the truck if you want it. I personally believe that your money is better spent on a smaller crossover vehicle or a sporty wagon both of which should include 6+ airbags."

vexedfreak replied: "What is the buy it now price?"

my2cents replied: "I stopped reading after a few sentences. Don't do it. It's not worth risking your kids lives to save a few bucks."

Will an unprogrammed transponder key work as ignition key if a programmed key is installed with remote start? Here's the deal. I want to install a remote start in my 2004 Nissan Armada, but in order to do that I'd have to give up one key to the remote start since the Armada uses encoded keys and I'm not excited about paying $85 for an extra key ($25 for the key and $60 to program it). I have two keys, so giving up one key isn't a problem, but I don't want to be left with only one key. My question is, would I be able to use an unprogrammed key as the ignition key? I would think so because the vehicle would already have a programmed key in it, why would the ignition key also have to be programmed? On the other hand, would the unprogammed key confuse the vehicles security system and not start the vehicle?

HandyMan replied: "This would be a great question to ask a good lock-smith. I do know for a fact that the ignition key will have to match the cars security codes before it will start the car. I would think you could use any key as the key you would give up to your remote start system, since all it does is start your car, right? What I don't understand is why they want to charge you $60 to program your key. The way I understand it, the keys are all pre-programed and can't be changed (at least they are for my Buick), they just cut you a new key that matches your existing one. The only time they should charge you to reprogram anything, is if you lost ALL of your keys and they had to reprogram your cars security system to match the new ones. Like I said, a good lock-smith will be able to answer this question for sure and guide you down the right path."

KaeZoo replied: "When a programmed key is used in a remote start system, it's installed in a module that reads the signal from the key and transmits it to the receiver ring ONLY during the remote start cycle. It would not transmit the code unless the remote start was active, so you would not be able to start the vehicle with an unprogrammed key. It's possible that you could start the vehicle using the remote start, then use the blank key to take over and switch on the ignition. The car would probably keep running, but you might get a warning light and trouble code. Even if it works, I wouldn't depend on this system for the long term. There are online sites like Streetkeys that will sell you replacement keys for less than your dealer's cost. There are also modules available for remote starts that will bypass your vehicle's anti-theft system without requiring you to give up a key. An example is the XK02 module from this site:"

Buckeye L replied: "Yes, the unprogrammed key will work. The system will be bypassed though offering no theft protection. I bet your insurance deductible is higher than $85? We see a lot of these here in our cold climate. We also see a lot of cars get stolen because of this."

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