If you use outside financing somehow they charge you $2554 for a finance charge. Also extremely high pressure “service contract” for another $3000. Did the deal late on a Friday hopefully I can catch it first thing Monday morning and hold funding. Being unfunded should result in a Re-contract without the $5554 in xxxxxxxx fees. Of they refuse to re-contract I will happily return the vehicle and pay the mileage fee of 72.5 cents per mile. As soon I I get $7100 down payment back.

Called about a used vehicle online. Right after the call they raised the price by $9000 because I mentioned I would be paying cash. 577 reviews and a two star rating...run from this dealership!

Most UNtrustworthy dealership I've ever dealt with. Dont waste your time. Bait & Switch. Had a vehicle posted ONLLINE for $29K w pictures. When my wife & I sat down to buy it they raised the price to $31K. We walked out.

Your employee John Thieling is very shady. Do not trust him. He started talking politics, which I do not care, that’s not what I was there for.

Purchased 2017 Nissan Frontier from another dealership. The problems after began. Tim Dahle in the beginning was very caring and good. Now not so much. Warning light for issue, parts on backorder, won't guarantee aftermarket part. All they want us to do is buy another vehicle. Have made no effort to work with us on getting parts. Very frustrating!!!

Bought a car from Tim Dahle Nissan in Murray last week. We really like the car, but I really dislike the dealership. If you find a car there you like, absolutely buy it. But be forewarned that there are $2,500 in hidden charges coming your way. The charges are for after-market extras that you cannot decline, you cannot negotiate and are not included in the sticker price. So whatever price you are seeing online or in the dealership, add $2,500, as that is really your price. Then you will have the exorbitant fees ($500 for a doc fee?) but those can at least be negotiated if, unlike me, you make the finance guy slow down enough that you can actually look at each page you are signing. And when you call out the salesman and the finance guy on the deceptive $2,500? They'll each claim that the other should have pointed it out. Oh, and the three "free" oil changes that the sales manager will casually tell you will be thrown in? There will be a $175 dollar charge on your paperwork to cover those.