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| - This is not a case where I leased a car from this dealership & went non-challantly on my merry way to coincidentally have an accident about 2 weeks later. So... The question is what would a reputable & 'trusted' brand dealership do at the first sign that something is wrong with your car to proactively avoid putting you & your family in any kind of harm? Well, let's see... From the beginning, I was led to believe that the burnt rubber smell coming from the tires every time I drove the car was 'normal'- one week after the 'normal' smell got worse, I called again to also report a 'normal' shaky feel of the car, and a 'normal' extremely noisy cabin due to feeling every single stone and rustics of the road inside. After so much 'normal' talk I did start to believe it!! I had never owned a Nissan, so I started to just chug it as being the cheapest, worst car & purchase of my life. That was until the car failed at a turn. And here is where the true nature of this dealership comes up. Accidents happen... Errors happen. Any dealership can give you a run down of how the cars go thru inspections, but heck! even Tesla's fail! So how would this be really handled? This review is not to put blame on the dealership, it is instead a simple warning that once you leave it... you're on your own! And the word 'Service' is only a sign on the oil-change area. This review is also in no way rushed either. I have taken the time to patiently wait for weeks for Nissan (US and dealership) to understand my situation, and have waited for weeks for anyone to at least provide care, or solution. Just this Friday I waited in vain for a phone call from a 'Scott' that never arrived. So this is just a brief review to say, I will keep on waiting for them to contact me, and will be sure to post an update. In the meantime, what to do with a report from the Auto Collision Center confirming.... Manufacturer's error?!
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