My senior parents were told there was a special program to help seniors get into cars. The dealership even sent someone to pick them up — then locked them into a used Nissan Rogue (a model well-known for transmission problems) at more than $400 a month for seven years. My parents are adults and made their own choice, but I strongly oppose these misleading business practices. I personally called Nissan’s corporate office, and they confirmed there is no official "senior"program, though they do have zero down incentives and things like that. This appears to be a tactic to get older buyers in the door under false pretenses, then pressure them into high-cost deals. I would never do business with a company that uses this kind of marketing. Be very cautious — especially if you’re an older buyer or have elderly family members.

Traded a vehicle at this dealership and the shorted me on funds be aware of the scamming trade in value was a difference of 2,000 I was given a check for only 1,500 the vehicle I pitched was 0 money down and they did something with the 500 I’m totally in disbelief when I’ve thought this was a trustworthy place and was building a bond where I can buy all my vehicles and recommend others unfortunately they failed me and they ran my credit over the amount of times I told them to without my permission

My elderly parents went to Tenneson in 2020 to trade in a 2017 rogue for a 2018 dodge journey. The so called deal they cut my parents was disgusting. They paid off the rouge but charged them $9,000 too much for the Journey. The finance guy blamed it on a salesman saying they let him go because of the deals he made to people like my parents. Then in October 2023, my parents trusting the dealership and believing the issue was caused because of Nico’s shady tactics, went back to see about getting the ridiculous high priced Journey out of their names and getting another affordable suv. Well, they convinced my parents to just let their Journey become a volunteer return repo and to purchase the new Rogue. My parents asked for the payments to be in the $600’s and then at signing was told the lowest he could make the payments was $750. My dad reluctantly agreed to the $750. Once the letters from the bank came in the mail to my parents the car payment was $870. When my dad called the finance guy back at the dealership he said oh that was the price of it before the taxes and add ons were added. First off, who gives a price like that?? You know the totals will not be the same price when all of that becomes added in. So tricky tactic that seems to have really worked. Now my parents are stuck with two extremely high priced suv. The finance guy told us that it is too late for him to make any adjustments that the suv is no longer his problem the bank has it now. Then the add ons he was talking about totaled up to almost $10,000 in add ons. After my parents stressed they did not want anything extra but the gap insurance. Which would only been $1,000 added in. This place is a joke and this should be elderly abuse. People BEWARE of this terrible finance guy they have at this location. I hope karma hits him with both fist!!!

Good afternoon, Just wanted to say something about this dealership, it is not the dealership that you want to shop at for your next vehicle

Very fast and friendly service, although I didn't purchase my car from them! I would be glad to make my next purchase from them & I recommend any family member or friends to purchase a vehicle from them!

Even though I did not buy a car here, I am still impressed by this dealership! Keith was extremely professional and helpful. I will be back to buy a car from Keith in the future, and I hope more people do the same. Keith really went above and beyond for me, the timing just isn't right for me at this time to purchase.