My Review Of Team Nissan:
I had an appointment this morning to have my front rotors replaced and an oil change. I was getting a vibration when I applied the break. I arrived at 10am and they took the car in shortly there after. At 10:30, I looked out in the service area and saw my car up on the lift with all four wheels on the floor and an oil drip tray underneath. At 11:00, I looked again and it was the same. At 11:30, I looked again and it was still the same. At 12:00, guess what?
At around 12:10, the service advisor came out and told me I needed rotors and pads on all four wheels. Two hours the vehicle has been there and no one's worked on it. When I asked why It took two hours, I was told it was because he couldn't get anyone one over there two look at. It would be 2-3 hours more and $600 to fix it.
At this point, I have gone over the edge. Why take an appointment when you don't have the staff to do the work. If this was a one time thing, I would understand, things happen. This has happened before. The good thing was, the salesman that sold me the car came over when I was having a heated discussion with the advisor and saw all of it. I told the advisor to put everything back together, I was taking it somewhere else to have it repaired.
After all of that, the advisor shows me the Multi-Point Inspection Report and tells what I'll need at 60,000 miles. Do you honestly believe I'm going to bring it back there? Are you mental?
When I got home I looked at the report again and noticed the section under brakes, had check marks in the column under "May Need Future Attention". Why are you telling me I need pads if that's the case?
I've purchased 8 Nissan vehicles since 1995. I will probably buy more but never, ever again at Team Nissan. It's too bad because I really liked one of the sales guys there but the biggest part is service after the sale.
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