CVT transmission OEM Honda or OEM Nissan

i had a 2015 Nissan Altima with the CVT transmission... the car never had a mechanical issue

My Nissan Pathfinder has a CVT transmission. According to the internet, it won't last 80k miles, at best. I've got 197k miles on it, plus I tow, and it's still going strong!

I’ve had a 2022 Honda Civic Sport that is a CVT. The CVT in the Civic is much more reliable without any issues

All I know is my CVT transmission nissan altima lasted a quarter of a million miles, I bought it at 165k miles never did anything to it besides brakes & rotors, oil changes, 1 alternator, 1 radiator & hella Tires tbh.

all nissan cvt tranny cars should be gotten rid of fast. 135000 miles is a record for that expensive unit.

The CVT Transmission is complete utter POS in Nissans.

Their CVT's are the biggest chunks of garbage ever.

Nissan CVTs are known for having issues and failing prematurely.

Nissan Versa by a long shot. Everything was great until the CVT transmission cooked itself at 110k miles.

Wife has a 2016 or 17 versa sv. Nearing 100k miles. We've changed the cvt fluid twice and it still functions. That being said I don't trust it. You can feel the transmission get hot in stop and go traffic. It starts to lurch and feels like drivetrain lash. I would bet money that the transmission doesn't make it to 200k even with 2-3 more expensive oem fluid changes.