 My story of a 2015 nissan Rogue with less then 7 thousand miles on it. Less then a year old....This past Saturday i got into my car to go out and started the car, buckled up as usual, put my foot on the break, and when i tried to release the gearshift out of park and into reverse so that i could pull out of my parking space, the whole thing came clean off right in my [non-permissible content removed] hand.... I was in such shock that i just sat there holding it and staring for a moment. I honestly wasnt sure weather to get angry or laugh because it was one of those few moments in life that are THAT [non-permissible content removed] stupid. lol.I thought maybe if i put the gearshift back on to the pole that it sits on, that maybe i could get it to sort of click back down on there just enough that i could operate the car so that i could drive it down to the nissan service center and drop it off there to get fixed but NOPE!! Once i placed it back on, it perm. STAYED locked and EVEN WORSE was now stuck in park! So things were just going from bad to worse moment by moment here.I then call the nissan service center while im sitting in my car to tell them what was going on and i get someone telling me that they "have never heard of this kind of thing happening before" and that "something like that should never ever been happening" and then wanted me to bring the car to them so that they could "figure out what happened, investigate more, and fix it". I then told him that the car would not allow me to shift into even neutral, so he then sent a flat bed tow truck out to my house where i then had to watch the car be DRAGGED WHILE IN PARK!! out of my parking space enough to pull it on to the truck while i stood there grinding my teeth because of how AWFUL and loud it sounds when you do something like that and HOPING it didnt [non-permissible content removed] something ELSE up as a result. This is AFTER i received TWO recalls in the mail for this car in the mail one about the air bags turning themselves off and the computer needing to be "reprogrammed" and the second being about the rear lift gate stays needing some sort of "treatment" because they are not protected against water or salt air and could rust and corrode to the point where the whole lift gate could just fall off.It is now tuesday and im still carless and havent heard a damn thing from nissan.To update this: i got my car back today, and although i was pleasantly surprised they washed my car and fixed all the issues explaining that the "clip or clamp inside the gearshift mechanism snapped somehow" and "just needed to be replaced" as well as both recalls having been fixed. I was a bit shocked by the look of my center console. It now looks like the people at the service center sort of hap-hazardly pulled everything apart in order to get under the plastic and like they used the wrong tools! If i wanted my car fixed down in TJ i would have crossed the border and let THEM pry my car apart with what looks like the wrong tools and leaving the re-assembled console looking sort of "loose". There are now these odd slashes and stab marks across where the gearshift cover is, and what looks like jabs from a flat head screwdriver along the seem of the console as well.Update: Its is now March 8th 2018 and the car has since not given me any problems. I had the entire center console replaced by Nissan and it looks like new! i had the tow truck driver that dragged the car on to his truck fired immediately, (not just for dragging) but also for taking a long flat head screw driver and trying to jam it into a small slot near the top of the gear box to try to force the car into neutral (which didnt BTW).The has since performed great and im loving it.