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Fraud alert: do not do business with mossy nissan escondido
People I dealth with:
Sales manager: marcella morris
Team manager: jason koehn
Here are the facts:
Agreed on a price with sales manager via email for a used vehicle.
Drove over an hour to the dealership. Vehicle checked out fine.
When doing the paperwork, without mentioning anything and hoping I wouldn't notice, they sneakily tried to increase the agreed upon price up $1000 going back on their word on paper.
I was furious and on my way out then they lowered the price a few hundred but still hundreds above the agreed upon price.
This place is a scam and they're crooks. They do not place any value on their reputation and their word. Please save yourself time, effort, and money and do not do any business with mossy nissan escondido!
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
deceptive sales practice, failure to disclose hail damage on &new&
Failure to disclose hail damage on New vehicle purchase and deceptive sales practice.
Purchase a 2011 Pathfinder from Fort Worth Nissan. The vehicle was filthy prior to my purchase. Did not recall any damage prior to "make ready" once the salesman returned with my recently purchased vehicle I noticed dents on the hood(over 20) obviously this car has hail damage that the dealer failed to disclose. The salesman denied any damage. He wrote me a note on a scrap piece of paper( bring vehicle for dent repair) assuming this was a I.O.U. Drove my "New hail damaged vehicle home" indeed there was over 5000.00 worth of hail damage.. Wow I feel taken. I'm a single mother of three children and obviously was taken advantage of.
Thank you Fort Worth Nissan.
This is a huge problem with dealerships in the DFW area. I find the 'darker" the owner the worse the service. Stick to the tried and true dealers, not these new fly by night drug money dealers.
ROUND ONE, We purchased a 2008 used Nissian from the FW Nissian last year and saleman and his manager sit down with us to work the deal. They both told us that the Q56 we were purchasing had a 5 yr, bumper to bumper waranty on it or 60, 000...and also had a 6 yr or 70, 000 which ever came first...Only a couple of months went by and we had big issues that amounted to about 4, 000 to repair, guess what, They told us that we had signed a CAR FAX to take the car "AS IS"...WRONG< we never signed a car fax because the saleman told both of us that he couldn't find any thing wrong on the CAR FAX, so he never showed us one, .. ONE of the saleman was a retire DALLAS COWBOY, WHICH DIDN"T mean anything to us? They were using him as a good example? So after talking to the head manager at FW NISSIAN, he refused to repair anything under warranty because the warrant had expired two weeks before. WE are not stupid people, who in their right mind would buy a 38, 000 dollar car that had been wrecked and didn't check it out first, Well they told us both that they could not find anything on the CAR FAX the day we purchased it. Call the FW BBB and they told us that FW NISSIAN HAD A F REPORT CARD with BBB dept and had a lot of unhappy people and that FW NISSIAN had failed to address the problems reported. They have a very large sign on their building off of 820 and hwy 80 west...We tried to get a hold of the salemen and finance manager and was told that all of the employes had been dismissed a couple of months after we purchased the car. and they moved to a new location...FW NISSIAN doesn't care one bit about warranteies after you make a deal and they have their money. We are going thorugh the legal courts to settle this and will report back after the courts decide who is right. We would have never signed a contract knowing that the car was wrecked and that the warrant was no good? JUST READ ALL OF THE COMPLAINTS ABOUT THEM BEFORE YOU MAKE A PURCHASE FROM THEM. WE HAVE NO ISSUES WITH GRUBBS INFINITY < THEY were just the shop that FW NISSIAN told us to take it to...BUYER BE WARE!
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I purchased a car on July 5, 2011. The dealership put 8/5/2011 on the tag. On 8/2/2011 or 8/3/11, I called to ask the tag dept do I suppose to come and pick up my tag (b/c I thought that is what I would have to do. I had never purchased a car w/o trading one in and realized it was close to the tag date) H.G.-she said, No she would be sending the tag...
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I am the owner of a 2008 Nissan Versa which I have kept in top shape. Recently I brought my car in to have it's tune-up and have the air conditioner checked because it was not working. It was suggested that the problem was it needed to be re-charged. However, there were 3 leaks found in the system which would require much labor and the removal of the entire dash board. I was quoted a price that was not in my budget so I decided to get another opinion from a mechanic who was personally referred and highly recommended. Upon inspection by the new mechanic he was quite surprised by the extent of the damage to the air conditioner. He also stated that these kind of leaks were not to be found on the air conditioner at this stage unless it had been hit by a large object and where the leaks were located it would be impossible for a rock to have hit it. He thought that this was very unusual for the air-conditioner to be in such poor shape on a car that is only 3 years old. I would like to have Nissan corporation fix this air conditioner for a fraction of the quoted price because this is not a repair typical of the normal wear and tear of the car.
poor product and poor customer service
I purchased my vehicle new in 2006, along with an extended warranty. I have had throttle position code several times while under warranty and "repaired" several times. Just as my warranty is about to expire, I had an issue again with the same throttle body system. I asked the dealership to correct the issue once and for all since my warranty was nearly expired. Now, that I am 2k miles over warranty, the same sensor goes off indicating throttle body issue. I have asked the dealership to correct the mistake. Nissan is well known for throttle body issues. My vehicle has history with this problem. I've contacted Corporate and they've denied my case due to 2 reasons: 1) out of warranty 2) not enough history at dealership. My response was that I was fully aware that I was out of warranty when I called but it is the same issue that has never been corrected properly while I was repeatedly dealing with while under warranty. Secondly, they responded saying Nissan Corporation doesn't feel I have had enough work done on my vehicle at the dealership to warrant a "favor." I AM NOT ASKING FOR A FAVOR! I want this vehicle repaired correctly! I have been out of a vehicle for three weeks! It took Nissan Corporate 3 weeks to deny my claim?!?! This is completely unacceptable. Nissan does not back their products! The throttle body system has given me problems time and time again. My vehicle will stall at any place at any time. The most dangerous situation was losing power and stalling on a busy highway.
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I would never purchase another Nissan- I went to Clay Cooley Nissan and 6 months after purchasing new car they kept calling and saying you can trade in your car and we will keep payment the same- I told them not interested in extending payments and stop calling me- that didn't work and called Nissan national and they tell me nothing we can do? Now I get 2 or 3 calls each week about extended warranties- I'm on the national do not call list but they keep calling. What a headache- I just keep blocking numbers-
I have the same thing with my 2002 Nissan Altima and it has never been fixed.
Dear Nissan and Dave Cannon Crossroad Nissan of Wake Forest,
I have been a loyal new car and service customer since 1988. In 26 years I have purchased 4 brand new vehicles from Datsun/Nissan, 1988 200sx, 1998 Pathfinder SE,
2002 Altima 3.5se, & 2011 Quest (fully loaded with all options). This year I was going to purchase a 2014 or 2015 Titan truck, but I was stopped in my tracks
when a "Service Related" event made me think twice about it. I called the service help desk to check for recalls on the 2002 Altima and they provided me with 2, 1
for the crankshaft/camshaft sensor in which my service engine soon light was indicating this code, and 2 a fuel screen replacement for vehicles in the cold weather
zone.
My car currently stalls with that sensor code and still no repair has been completed on it.
When I proceeded to the Dave Cannon Crossroad Nissan in Wake Forest North Carolina for this recall provided by the Nissan Service help desk.
I told the Service Manager that my story of the long period of the stalling event, the service light on, and the code. He instructed me that he would take care of
it.
When I came back to pick the car up, NO WORK was completed on my car because the service technician instructed me that since I no longer live in a cold state that my
car did not rate for the recall replacements to be REPLACED.
A couple years before this, I had a major part that was on the recall list and they replaced without a problem and anyone saying that I didn't live in a cold state?
To me, this is worst way to cut back and attempt to save money. I know it will cost Dave Cannon Crossroad Nissan of Wake Forest more money to replace these recall
parts but is it worth taking the chance of a safety incident?
With all the recalls going with most of the large auto companies, Nissan doesn't need the news to pick up they refuse to replace recall parts because someone moved
to a just as cold state than the one they lived in.
I bought the 2002 Altima in Virginia "a cold state" it is no colder there than it is here, I just don't get it.
Both of these recalls could cause a failure in acceleration and could stall the vehicle, then possibly causing a fatal accident.
Now I am having second thoughts of not taking my cars in for service (where you make your money on parts & labor) at Nissan and using other places for maintenance.
I am also having doubts about purchasing my next vehicle the Titan Truck from Nissan. Ford sells a F150 or F250 that provides "unquestioned great service" to
thier loyal customers.
The way I see it I have 5 kids and all of them will need vehicles and Dad has a say in what they will drive. Nissan will probably not be in that choice just
because of 2 small 30.00 dollar parts and labor and the oversight of a service engine soon light.
Very disappointed and once loyal customer,
Carl Hughes
worst customer service ever
Do not go to Eric Hill Nissan. There is something wrong with the people at this place. When I've called no one will answer the phone after the initial receptionist, I've left two voicemails with no call back. The third time, I called back for part dept. AGAIN and they would not price a simple part without me giving them my VIN NUMBER! Who needs a Vin number to give out a price on a part?! I cannot understand how a company can run when no one will answer a phone in a department or return any calls!
Dear Cuban,
I just read your review on our Service Department earlier and was (frankly) speechless (a very rare occurrence) at your description. I can assure you I will attend to this matter personally as soon as I finish uploading this response.
On the other hand, thank you for bringing this experience to my attention. I mean, I don't think anyone actually enjoys hearing things like this, I can't fix it if I don't know about it.
Asking for VIN numbers is actually something we do to make sure we order the right part for your vehicle. Different makes, models, and builds often use different parts – so we use the information to order the right part the first time to shorten customers' wait time. Also, occasionally callers provide mistaken years or models of vehicles, so most dealerships like to just cut to the chase and get the order right out the gate.
Clearly there is no excusing your experience – all I can say, on behalf of myself and Eric Hill Nissan is I'm sorry. My only option at this point is to do whatever I can to win your good opinion back by taking personal responsibility for your dealings with our dealership. Please contact me directly so I can improve your opinion of our dealership.
Sincerely,
Amity Fountain
504/245 – 5900 ext 1173
Follow-Up Director
Eric Hill Nissan
no feed back for hire. after interview
Set up interview with Mark R Sortino we spoke face to face and after interview Mr. Sortino Sayed please call me after the this week is over Because I "I need to go and get some ADP trainning for the service writters. well I waited untill monday and called him direct on the cell phone. #[protected] left massage and then called im direct on a transfer from the...
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I will never buy a car from these jokers again. Everyone from the salesman who glad handed me, to the finance guy who did some funny math, to the Sales manager who could careless about a happy customer. Long story short, they tried to con me out of an extra $1, 000 on my purchase. When i called them out on it i was able to get $250 back, but they told me $750 was a destination charge for the car getting deviled to their dealership. This fee had been negotiated with the final price of the car with the sales man, however, when trying to bring him into the conversation with the sales manager he was no where to be found!. The sales manager Richie told me tough luck and said if didn't want the car and that I could return it for a refund!. I was going to do so until he told me it would be prorated based on the threes days I had owned the car:. Instead of getting further hosed by these guys, i left and have not been back since!. They can keep their free oil changes/. That would just give them an opportunity to break things on my car and try to up sell me on new services and repairs.. Stay away from these guys they are bad business -
customer service
Here is the copy of my email to Chad Morse the Service Manager at Nissan South. He still has not done anything about my complaint but an oh well. My BBB case is still open with them.
I am contacting you with an issue that I have had with your company. My name is Latoya. I recently received car service from your dealership that I was not happy with. My car broke down in Madison, Ga on the way to the Atlanta Airport to start my honeymoon. I contacted your dealership Nissan South on May 2, 2011 to let someone know that My car was being towed in by Usaa due to leakage from the transmission. I explained that I will be on a cruise and would not have service. I left my cousin Shana Askew cellphone number to contact with any question because the car was left in her care. My mother (Gloria) than took over for my cousin because my mother has all the paperwork to my car. She explain that my car had extended warranty to cover the transmission. She was repeatly told that it was not covered although she had the information for Nissan South to call to check. Nissan did not take the time to called my warranty company before working on the car. She was told that it was a different part of the transmission that is not covered by warranty. She was then told the part had to be ordered and would come in on Monday May 9th and the car would be fixed by May 11th. This gave me time to come back from my cruise and get any information I could from the warranty company to give to Nissan South. Nissan South failed to call anyone or leave a message to letting us know that the car was actually fixed on Friday May 6, 2011. I had to purchase a plane ticket on May 7 for my husband and I from Ga to Va, so that we could get back home IAO 274.00. I also had to rent a car for 1 week IAO 196.00. I then had to purchase plane tickets to come back to Ga on May 14, 2001 If someone would have contacted me to let me know the car was fixed on Friday, I would have stayed to Monday and drove my car back to Va. I am so upset with Nissan especially since I trusted that they would have my best interest at heart. I have had to spend unnecessary money to get back home and back to Ga. I am requested all of the money I had to spend because of this company. I would like for some one to contact me ASAP at
Mind you. I live in Virginia and my car was in Georgia. I was in Georgia when my car was ready. If I were to have recieved the proper notification that my car was ready. I would have paid out of pocket expense. Hence, the reason for my anger. My car was not suppose to be ready until May 11, 2011. Imagine coming out of pocket when you should have had too. Obviously, you didn't comprehend the reasoning behind my complaint.
Cruise paid for by husband and I. I didn't need them for that. Thanks but not thanks to your negative comment.
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lied to with a smile
I was told by sales manager that my 2009 Nissan Altima Hybrid was overrated and was not saving me money even though I explained I put on over 40, 000 in less than 17 months. I was filling up once a week. NOW I am filling up twice a week on my 2011 nissan and my car is the cheeper model and I am paying more money on loan and on gas. I will never purchase a car again from Massapequa Nissan / Atlantic Auto Mall. Do not be taken advantage from them ! I feel used - Abused and taken advantage of and WILL NOT purchase or send any business there way ever again.
Massapequa Nissan
-I completely agree with the comment above. I purchased a used Nissan Murano from them, after discovering that I had overpaid about 8, 000 I felt foolish. No later than two months into owning the vehicle I encountered issues with the title and registration, which I purchased through them. I contacted the salesperson who sold me the car and he simply told me that I needed to contact the DMV. So much for quality customer service and honesty.
poor service
I bought a Used Vehicle (2006 Chysler PT Cruser ) from Peoria Nissan with a 5 year financing note and warrenty for all repairs. I made a appointment to bring in my car for service and I was advised by the servise advisor that the appointment was set for 9:30 am the following day and I should be without my car for a couple of hours. When I brought my vehicle in for service, I was advised the MRRP had expired (and I still have 2 years remaining on the financing) even though I am still paying for the service aggrement. I advised the service adviseor to find out the problem and costs to repair my car. 7 Hours later after wainting in their showroom, the service advisor advised me to Peoria Nissan could not find or fix the problem and to take my care over to the Chysler Dealership across the street.
Moore Chrysler Jeep service advisor advised me of the problem and had me on my way within 1 hour.
Peoria Nissan tells you, you need to buy their MMR Agreements to take care of repairs of the vehicle - The MRRP Agreements do not say or do what their supposted to do and Peoria Nissan FRAUDS people into buying a useless agreement to cover themselves. Their Worthless ... Don't Trust or Buy AnyThing From them...
This is my third time trying to make an appointment to get the oil changed in my new truck. No one will answer the phone it goes to the voice mail where they promise to call you right back. my first call was three weeks ago, still haven't heard from them. Today I started at 8:00am, I have left 4 messages it is now 3:30 and know one has called me and it is to late to make an appointment for today or tomorrow.
radiator and transmission problems with [protected] frontier, pathfinder, and xterra
Recently, my 2006 Nissan Pathfinder started to "stutter" or have problems in automatic shifting. I tend to research everything so, I researched the potential problem online to see what it could be to have a ballpark estimate of the unplanned cost to repair. I have only had this vehicle for a little over a year. I quickly learned across many, many forums that other Nissan Pathfinder, Frontier, and Xterra vehicles have also been affected by this stutter. As I researched further, I also quickly learned that Nissan installed a batch of faulty radiators in these vehicles. The model years potentially affected are [protected]. Generally, the faulty radiators are found to crack around 85k miles on these vehicles leading to coolant leaking into the transmission fluid. The transmission then quickly fails and the vehicle is extremely damaged and both the radiator and transmission must be replaced. Upon taking my car in to a local shop, it was confirmed that we had this problem. The coolant was visable in the transmission fluid. Nissan is fully aware of the faulty radiators being installed. They have records of the VIN numbers of these vehicles affected. Nissan extended the warranty on the radiator assembly to 96 months/80, 000 miles (whichever occurs first) and to date, has done nothing about the transmission damage. If you are under the mileage stated (and not over by even one mile) they will reimburse you (not pay for) the radiator repair. Since those of us that were affected already know that the radiators usually don't crack/leak until around/near 85k miles, this extended warranty does not help most. My husband and spent our 10th wedding anniversary being miserable over this issue with my car. We called Consumer Affairs at Nissan. The first live person we spoke to seemed nice and even stated that we shouldn't have to pay for the repairs of the known faulty radiator or the transmission however, since we are at 89k miles, the Regional Manager at Nissan said that we are on our own with this problem and they are not going to pay. This was AFTER we gave them the requested information like our current miles and our VIN number. They also insisted that we get an estimate for repair from a certified Nissan dealer. We asked about not having any notice on this and why no recall has been issued. The regional manager stated that this issue is not a safety recall, and there are no safety issues relating to the radiator assembly. The more we inquired, the more we were told "I cannot answer that." We have read numerous forum posts from others stating that their Nissan vehicle was affected and upon driving their vehicle (even on the interstate) that the vehicle just stopped while driving it. A mother spoke of driving hers on the interstate with her children in the vehicle, it had the same issue and just quit while driving it. She was almost rear-ended by a tractor trailer truck. How is that not reason for a safety recall?! I can only assume at this point that someone has to die before this will be seen as a major, major problem. If Nissan cares about their customers at all, they would recall the radiators and fix the transmissions without an 80k cap. It is not the customer's fault (like us) that the vehicle lasted beyond the 80k miles. Again, they know that the problem usually doesn't arise until around 85k miles. The faulty radiators were installed, they know it, they admitted it, but yet there's a cap on the miles. Some have filed class-action lawsuits and everyone needs to do their part and complain and file suits. We had an estimate on repair at $5, 500. Since this is no fault of ours, this is not right. We don't have the financial ability to pay for these repairs that Nissan is responsible for. Nissan, do something for the families affected before someone dies in one of these vehicles! My Pathfinder sits in my driveway while I am making payments on it. Since I have only had it a year, it's almost too much to digest. My husband takes me to work and back because of this. We really need two vehicles! Because of the severity of the problem, we cannot trade it either. We will eventually have to take out a loan to get it repaired. With a large family, that will cause a lasting burden!
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100% right on-Nissan isfacing a total recall for their 3 models w/this proven problem-In complete denial that they are responsible for the defective radiators-purchased-installed and NOT guaranteed by them. Probably purchased from 3rd world China-Mexico! Will probably take several driving related DEATHS before they are held accountable-same senerio that TOYOTA had to face up to with the California HWP officer and others. What a waste of human life to satisify Corporate Greed-SHAME ON NISSAN!
NISSAN WONT FIX MY TRANSMISSION BECAUSE IS 4800 MILES OVER THE 80, 000 TRANSMISSION WARRANTY.NISSAN PIECE OF JUNK.WONT RECOMMEND NOBODY BUY A NISSAN
I agree with complaints because they are verifiable facts. My friend's 2005 Pathfinder's radiator developed a problem and he had it replaced. The shop told him they found a mix of coolant and tranny fluid. Soon after, about five months later, his transmission gave out at 64500. Either the first faulty radiotor ruined the transmission or both the old and the replaced radiator did the damage. The important point in this incident is that Nissan has a major problem that has not been made a national issue and it should. My friend is facing a $6000 potential cost to fix his car and who knows how well it will stay fixed. He's willing to fight the Nissan dealership who sold him the car for witholding information about the known problem.
stold my car
i lost hours at my job me and my husband and i couldnt afford 2 carsso i turnde in my car and thats where i bought it so i took it back there i called the bank and told them thats what i did and they said ok a year later they called me and asked why i had made no payments to the bank i told them again the car was there they went to get the car and it was not there they said they never got it well last June it was in Vegas and got parking tic. and was sent to me a car that i turned in 3 years ago and they are grnising my pay ck. 400. a month now someone from there is driving that car that i am paying for and i am PISSED they said they dont have it BUT CARFAX said it was serviced there 3 times so who is full of ###!
i will never buy a car from them
Karen, thank you for contacting me. I really hope that you can find a VIN#. Being that you dropped this car off at the dealership three years ago, I have not been able to find any records dating that far back. If you do locate a VIN# perhaps we can track title and auction histories. You can likely call the bank and they should be able to retrieve it through your account information. Best regards...Troy
Karen, I am the new General Manager at Midway Nissan. I took over this store late last year. Call me at [protected] or feel free to e-mail me at tmatthews@vtaig.com
I will dig into this situation and help in anyway that I can.
Best Regards...
Troy
mike
In 2008 my Nissan Ultima developed a consistent intermittent problem. The problem was a jerking motion when the vehicle was put in gear (Drive & reverse). I brought the vehicle to get checked out on three occasions and they could not determine the problem. On 2/23/2009 I took the vehicle to Massapequa Nissan (500 Sunrise Highway), and it was finally determined that the transmission needed to be replaced. After the repair the problem was still there but would occur intermittently and not was often. I had the vehicle checked out on two other occasions after the transmission was replaced and was told that the transmission was fine. Recently on 5/14/2011, I took the vehicle to get checked and told the dealer to run a full diagnostics to find the cause of this problem. At this point it was determined that the engine mount (passenger side) was the problem because it was cracked. This caused the jerking motion. The dealership also indicated that my warranty had expired at this point and this repair would cost me $479.00, the $115 for the diagnostics, plus the additional labor to replace the bad mount.
I asked the mechanic why this part wasn’t replaced back in the 2009 when it was covered under the warranty; he indicated that it was probably missed.
I am requesting that this repair be covered under the warranty because it was missed back in 2009 when the car was checked out. In addition I want a full refund for the diagnostic fee of $115. I can provide a copy of all invoices for this problem. Please contact me ASAP to resolve this matter.
Sincerely,
Mike Laventure
[protected]
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most horrible experience in my life
Me and my husband we went to west end nissan this weekend, we wanted to buy a 2011 rouge. and we went to sherwood park nissan before that and they gave us a price already. we just wanted to compare the price with different dealers.
when we entered the store. nobody ever served us, we asked if there was anyone could help us, one of their sales came and asked what did we want. we told them we wanted a 2011 rouge. and said we went to sherwood park nissan already and they gave us a price. and he asked how much was that, and we told him.
then he just soooo in a rush wrote done a price on a paper, the same quote paperwork we did from sherwood park and he pushed us to sign it so he could ran to his manager to apply for that so called lower price. we didnt have any chance to read the paper. then my husband just signed it cuz we signed the same 1 from sherwood park. then after we tried the car, we didnt decided to buy it and we didnt have a void cheque with us, so they asked for $500 deposit. and we paid it as we paid sherwood park $500 too and they promised to give it back if we wouldn't end up buy the car from them. then, sherwood park nissan called us said they could give us a better deal. now west end nissan just pissed off. their manager was soo mean and soo rude and threatened us if we were going to sherwood park, we won't get our deposit back.
but we had to go to sherwood park anyways cuz we paid the deposit there too. so we went back to sherwood park, and their attitude were just great. they gave our deposit back and let us think about it and promised us they will keep that deal for us as long as the car's not sold.
then we went back west end nissan wanted to get our $500 back. the most horrible thing happened. their manager told us they won't give it back and he said that quote paperwork was actully a contract. we bought the car and never trying to get the deposit back. and he said, u were bullying me with sherwood park, im just bullying you back..im a bad guy, this is what i do. that was what he said.
in fact, sherwood park nissan provided us a deal is way better than that, except the $500, we still save like $3400. it's just we feel like west end nissan should never treated customers like that, and, they should learn how to respect people. we just feel like it was a set up. that's all.
please be very careful if you wanna have any business with them. it was a nightmare.
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Bought a brand new Pathfinder from this dealership in 2007, thinking the service & warranty would be better than buying a (much) less expensive truck from the U.S. WRONG - the check engine light has been on for 45, 000 of the 52, 000km's I've had the vehicle - dealership is unable or unwilling to repair. The fuel door will not close properly (which may be causing the idiot light to be on) and although it's been in 3 times, they haven't been able to repair that. Then, two months ago, the fuel gauge went - it sits on empty for 2 days after being filled, then rockets up to 3/4, then once it gets lower it drops back to empty and stays there. Was told two months ago that this is a known defect, but dealership had no parts. They asked me to keep phoning back and checking if parts were in (nice customer service!). Finally, they said they were in and to bring it in. After leaving it all day, called them at 3:00 pm when I was supposed to pick it up, and they told me that the parts were not available, as the recall was being done by serial number and ours wasn't up. Furthermore, although it had been in for 6 hours and the appointment had been booked for 3 weeks, they hadn't bothered to look at any of the other issues - it had sat on the lot all day. Save yourself the aggravation - Nissan's are vastly overrated, but if you do decide to buy one, get a cheap used one (preferably from the US) and find a local repair shop to keep it running. Above all else, avoid this dealership.
I went to westend Nissan to pick up rogue after waiting for 3 weeks.price was changed when we asked sales manager. He said we could not read and refused apron the agreed price.so we asked for our deposit .he got mad and said have a happy life.this mad man is soo rude.we got deposit and left. STAY AWAY from WESTEND NISSAN.
sold bar car
Back in July 2009 I bought a used 2003 Chrysler Sebring from this auto dealership. Six months later the engine blew. I went there to see if there was anything they could do for me, I was told I was 100 miles over the warranty and that theres nothing they could do for me. My family went there to complain, they still didnt help me. Think Twice before you buy a vehicle from this dealership, Read all the fine print and know your warranty no matter what! They left a bad taste in my mouth as far as auto dealerships and I would most definetly think twice, three or even 100 times before giving these snakes the time of the day!
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neglect of driving technician damaging rear quarter wall of my armada truck after hitting a service wall...
I bought this '04 Nissan Armada from this dealership in Van NUys and owned it still up to now. I only put under 32k miles on it and babied this truck eversince i got it. It is totally clean undercarrieage, engine bay, outside and interior. It's a seven years old truck and is always kept in a garage under a roof. You could see how glossy and nice the paint...
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my new nissan was in an accident on jan 5th this year
my insurance company in 3 weeks replaced the car totally nissan owes me over 800 dollars
they have lied to me 3 times and said the money was in the mail
when it was not
i called the opp fraud squad and they told me
a lie is not fraud but just poor business practice
and that they could not help me
now i am told that i may get this money in may
5 months after the accident
how do we send a collection agency after an organization this large
and if it was reverse they would want late payment charges and interest and God knows what else
i now know any thing beyond an oil change i will need a lawyer
i went to my dealer today and they told me we sell their cars
but we are not them
what good is a call center if i can not get a person to take responsibilty
i hope this helps other people who want their just moeny back when dealing with nissan
brian in cavan
when my car was destroyed in an accident 0n jan 5th this year
i asked trans canada nissan if i could take a a truck and get my 4 winter tires off the destroyed car
they said no
i have to pay 50.00 to have the winter tires taken off and the summer ones out back on
30.00 to borrow a truck
20.00 fuel for this truck
i work for a coach company with over 40 yrs without a mark on my driving record
after i paid 100.00 they told me that they would have given me a truck
remember i have bought 3 new cars in 4 years
and a 4th one until my wife said show me the money
is this not a history of poor service
and am i not a preferred or good customer
you can bet we will not buy here again
after reading all these complaints
i wonder how they stay in business
i wish there was more force behind this like the better business bureau
i would lie to see more exposure like the toronto sun or the globe and mail
i feel that they NISSAN let things run knowing that the majority of people can not afford to pursue it
i am retired and will now look at all things
lawyers, better business bureau, and small claims court
TRUST works both ways
i have failed to mention that i too have purchased 3 new nissan s
in the past4 years
had the 4th ordered when my wife said wait
lets see their money
please be careful when dealing with nissan
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I have a Nissan Titan 2010 with only 40, 000 kilometers, this past July 4th 2013 the transmission blew up and I called Road assistance and unfortunately the warranty had expired June 26th. Nobody but nobody wants to take responsibility for the piece of junk because that's all what it is. I used to love my truck but after the incident with all the people in Nissan Canada that they give you the running around and pass the bucket type of thing. I hate that goddamn product, I can promised you that I will never buy another Nissan nor let my friends and family buy one.
I spoke with all the representatives from the Road Service to the Customer Service and the Financial office.
Today is July 15th and I don't a vehicle to go from point A to point B, my holidays were ruined the truck is 750 kilometers away and to top the cake they can't find a transmission in Canada or USA the have to import one from Japan. What stressful time Nissan gives you. Please don't buy Nissan ever!
poor, shady, dishonest service
Took truck in for service for noises and electrical problems. Presented documentation printed out by me from web noting other Pathfinders with the same problems. Service said it was something else. Two months later, same problems resurfaced. Now needed new transmission and radiator as in documentation stated before. After three weeks, they returned the truck dirty and noted on paperwork that the noises couldn't be duplicated AFTER the tech took a road test with driver and said that he heard the noise. Next DAY, two NEW noises were heard which included one of the same noises. Took truck back and now I'm told that it is the calibers that are lose, missing or rubbing on rim. I have to pay a $99 diagnostic fee and parts and labor to fix it. Clearly Len Stoler is nickeling and diming and in need of work. A week prior to taking my car in the second time, I was called at work by Len Stoler's offering to lower the cost on my brakes ($800 original price for front and back brakes-which I declined and had installed by a professional for less than half).
Each time I took my truck in for service, I'm told it's something that I didn't have problems with before and given a speech on a bunch of fees. I won't take my vehicle back to Len Stoler's for service. They are crooks and have lost a faithful customer.
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horrendous service and deception
This is my 2nd lease from these thieves. I traded in my car early and they got me into a 2011. Everything was good and they said that they were rolling my balance from my lease into my payment, fine. Now a month after I have the car, Nissan headquarters is coming after me and negatively reporting me on my credit that I owe them a balance. WHEN I LEFT THE...
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