Nissan recalls 2.1 million cars
Problem with ignition may stall engine
Nissan said today it is recalling 2.14 million vehicles after finding an ignition problem that may stall the vehicles. Cars in U.S., Japan, Europe, and Asia are being recalled. So far, there have been no accidents associated with the defect. The problem affects smaller models like the March, Cube and Note though up to a dozen other models are affected.
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