Just purchased our 4th vehicle from Port City! Can’t thank them enough for how easy the process is and how it is always their priority to stay within my budget. Loving our new Rogue!

I recently purchased a used vehicle from this dealership and was misled throughout the process. I had a pre-approval from my bank, and the dealer said they would submit my loan and attach it to the pre-approval, but the dealer submitted a 75-month loan without informing me. I was not shown this during the closing, and I did not ask because I had already done the due diligence with my bank. I found out because my bank told me. During the sale, I questioned the GAP insurance Chris added, and I was told it was required for my loan; my bank later confirmed they would never require this for a loan. Yet, it was still added to my financing, costing me an unnecessary $750. They told me I would receive $17,350 for my trade-in after I pushed back on their initial $16,000 offer. But on paper, they listed $19,450, which I later realized was just to cover the loan payoff. Based on the final loan amount, I only received around $15,000 for my trade, even though my car is now listed on their lot for $23,000. The vehicle I purchased was listed online for $29,700, but my final loan was $34,700, including $750 for GAP. When I raised the issues, Jennifer, the manager, called and expressed concern, but then she had the finance manager, Chris, call me instead. Chris denied that GAP was a financing contingency and accused me of lying. I left Jennifer another message asking why she didn’t follow up herself, but never heard back. I’ve filed a complaint with the NH Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Bureau and the BBB, and strongly recommend that anyone dealing with this dealership get everything in writing, verify all figures, and be extremely cautious.

DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS DEALERSHIP. I purchased a Lexus from this dealer a year ago and there has been trouble with the car since the beginning. Eventually, they convinced me to purchase a warranty with them in order to get some peace of mind. Forward to a year later and I take the Lexus to them because I hear some strange sounds coming from the engine. They told me that I needed a few repairs and charged me $2000 because they WOULDN'T HONOR THE WARRANTY. They returned the car and I still heard the strange sounds coming from the engine. I decided to take it to a proper Lexus dealership and they told me that the engine was ruined because these guys did not put any coolant into it! I go BACK to Port City Nissan and they tell me “tough luck”. $2000, especially in this economy, is not a small amount of money. I do not want anyone else to fall victim to this dealership's shady practices.

I GOT SCREWED !!!!! THEY ARE A SCAM!!! If there was a lower star to give I would.... On December 8th 2023 I bought a 2024 Nissan Frontier truck....We talked numbers, we drove the truck and everything was great....I asked several times what the buyout of the lease would be and was told "didn't know-finance will go over that with you", "I don't remember, its in the paperwork" .... they made me sign the deal on a tablet...when I left with the envelope there was no paperwork about the lease in there...when I called to get it and sat down to read it, the deal was totally different and my truck was now several thousand dollars more than the window sticker, they added GAP insurance (with $7k trade in and $5k cash down, if a new truck looses that much value, its not worth buying) and several other discrepancies valued at SEVERAL THOUSAND dollars more than discussed. Never will I ever sign a deal on a tablet... and NEVER AGAIN WILL I EVEN WALK ONTO THEIR LOT....FRIGGIN SCAM.. SO PISSED OFF MY TRUCK PERMANENTLY HAS A MAGNETIC SIGN SAYING "I GOT SCREWED AT PORT CITY NISSAN"

Here's an updated version reflecting that around 7 months have now passed since the initial issues with the vehicle purchased from Port City Nissan: It has been a grueling seven months since I first began my nightmarish ordeal with Port City Nissan, and the overwhelming sense of frustration and regret I feel toward this dealership has only intensified. What should have been a routine vehicle purchase has spiraled into a never-ending cycle of disrespect, unprofessionalism, and blatant disregard for customer satisfaction. In the span of just seven months, I have been forced to endure a staggering five separate repair incidents on the vehicle I purchased from Port City Nissan. This alarming number of issues in such a short timeframe is a clear indicator that I was sold a lemon, yet the dealership has shown a shocking lack of accountability throughout this entire ordeal. From the very beginning, just 20 days after driving the car off the lot, Port City Nissan demonstrated their unethical business practices by refusing to address my concerns unless I removed an honest review detailing my experience. This strong-arming tactic was a glaring red flag that should have prompted me to sever ties with the dealership immediately. Now, seven months later, I am still grappling with the consequences of a failed low fuel pressure pump, an issue that the dealership's own initial diagnosis identified as a low fuel pressure concern. Despite overwhelming evidence linking the current pump failure to their original findings, Port City Nissan has brazenly concluded that the issues are unrelated, displaying a blatant disregard for logic and customer satisfaction. Throughout this entire ordeal, I have been met with nothing but laughter, condescension, and a complete unwillingness to engage in constructive dialogue from the service manager, Patrick. This unprofessional behavior and lack of transparency have left me questioning the competence and ethics of Port City Nissan's entire service department. After enduring countless hoops, countless disrespectful encounters, and thousands of dollars invested in a vehicle that should have been a reliable purchase, I have finally reached a point where I can move forward. However, the scars left by this experience will serve as a constant reminder of the perils of doing business with Port City Nissan. What truly compounds my frustration is the realization that Port City Nissan has not only lost my future business but also that of my entire family and extended network. After consulting with my relatives and associates, many of whom have had their own issues with the dealership, we have collectively decided to take our substantial automotive needs elsewhere. Port City Nissan has demonstrated a clear disregard for customers who do not represent a significant financial investment. However, they have failed to recognize that my family and business associates collectively spend tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars on vehicle purchases every few years. By targeting and mistreating me, a seemingly insignificant customer in their eyes, Port City Nissan has effectively severed ties with a vast network of loyal, high-value clients. It is with a heavy heart and a profound sense of regret that I bid farewell to Port City Nissan. Their blatant disregard for customer satisfaction, unwillingness to take accountability, and utter lack of professionalism have left an indelible stain on their reputation within my circle. I can only hope that they will learn from this experience and prioritize the needs of all customers, regardless of perceived value, in the future.

Worth your time - we ended up not buying here as they didn’t have exactly what we were looking for. Dan in particular was awesome! He talked for a while with us about Armada trims, even though he knew they didn’t have what we were looking for on their lot. We ended up taking that advice and buying it at another local dealer that had what we were looking for (‘22 Armada SL). We liked these guys so much that we came back here to look for another car we were purchasing but they didn’t end up going with the Nissan product this time.