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Thoroughbred Nissan
Tucson, AZ
402 Reviews
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402 Reviews of Thoroughbred Nissan
March 25, 2004
Went with the intention of buying a new Altima. Talked with a sales person, thought I was getting a good deal, started signing papers and then heard him utter "...and this one comes with the $850 Desert P with a sales person, thought I was getting a good deal, started signing papers and then heard him utter "...and this one comes with the $850 Desert Package..." Apparently this "Desert Package" is $850 worth of paint protectant and Scotchguard. There's no paperwork to prove that it's been done, I've asked. I complained to two managers and got nowhere. I had an accident with the car about 6 months after I bought it and now two years later the new paint looks identical to the "protected" paint. Don't even bother talking to these people. More
by azdaleo
Helpful October 24, 2003
You lend your name, you give your business, you get dinged!<br><br>I bought a new Nissan from these guys. Some idiot tore the spoiler off the back of my car. I thought "hey, the dealer was good to me. dinged!<br><br>I bought a new Nissan from these guys. Some idiot tore the spoiler off the back of my car. I thought "hey, the dealer was good to me. I can trust them to take care of me. I'll take it there to get the body work done." Well, the paint & body shop was not part of the dealer (although they share names, logos, property, and family tree). They forgot to order the brake light for the spoiler and tried to deliver the car back that way! Duh. They insisted no wrong doing and charged me for the light and labor to install because it wasn't on the estimate. While they were legally correct, they are customer STUPID. After a fight, I paid for the light and they intalled for free (5 minute job). <br><br>That fight included asking the manager of the Nissan dealer for help since they share names, logos, property, and family tree, and the dealer sends their paint/body work to them. They refused. So much for customer service. Like others who are myopic, they lost their share of $300,000 in car purchases since then over a $25 feud. Yes - it's that important to me. <br> More
by aronm
