
Universal Nissan
Orlando, FL
Hours
Sales/Showroom
Monday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Service
Monday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Friday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Parts
Monday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Friday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday Closed
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Chris Oliva was the best person to make this deal a dream come true. He is so attentive and professional. Make this experience a lot easier. Thank you Chris!! God bless you. come true. He is so attentive and professional. Make this experience a lot easier. Thank you Chris!! God bless you. More
Thank you Universal Nissan specifically Erick Disla and Deya for your help and patience to get my family the car we wanted very happy with everything Deya for your help and patience to get my family the car we wanted very happy with everything More
Thank you universal nissan specifically Erick Disla and Deya for your help today leaving with my 2021 Nissan Altima! My family is leaving happy today. Deya for your help today leaving with my 2021 Nissan Altima! My family is leaving happy today. More
On November 2, 2020 I purchased a 2015 Nissan Pathfinder at Universal Nissan. It has taken me sometime to be able to compose a letter because of the holidays, family and life. But everyday I knew this neede at Universal Nissan. It has taken me sometime to be able to compose a letter because of the holidays, family and life. But everyday I knew this needed to be done. I will start off by saying I will NEVER buy another vehicle from Universal Nissan of Orlando on Orange Blossom Trail again! I previously bought a Nissan Cube from them in March of 2012. I had such a wonderful experience I figured to go back (I even remember the man that sold me my Cube, his name was Randy, and he is no longer employed there). I went there just to browse. That is when I met Austin (a 22 year old young man, I have a son the same age). He was new at this and I gave him some pointers on to handle business with me. I wasn’t like most naive women when it comes to purchasing a car. I told him right from the beginning that I would not tolerate sexiest remarks or treated like I was infirior to a man. He seemed to understand the point I was trying to make. He asked me what I was looking for. I told him that I was looking for an SUV with back seat vents because it is Florida and it gets crazy hot in the back (I had a Ford Explorer years before which had the ventilation). I also told him that my husband has only Mondays off (it was a Friday) and as soon as he gets the chance I would bring him by. My price range was $15,000. So Austin showed me a beautiful blue Rogue. As we were talking he asked me if I was interested in the Pathfinder which had a 3rd row seating. I was unaware that SUVs came with 3rd row seating options. So he showed me the 2015 Pathfinder (which was red… I don’t like red!). It was an option I never considered and told him that I had to speak with my husband and thanked him for his time. Not even an hour later Austin sent me a text asking to come in that weekend with my husband to take the car for a spin. That should have been the 1st big red flag! I had told him that my husband’s ONLY day off was Mondays. So that Monday after we had finished what needed to be done around my house we had enough time to swing by and take a look at the Pathfinder before I went to Target to do my weekly grocery shopping. My husband really liked the idea of the 3rd row. We even took it for a test drive around the block. I had no plans on purchasing a vehicle that day. I am not one to buy the 1st thing I see. Before I knew it we were filling out paperwork. I really didn’t think we were going to get approved (I was waiting for my mother to come to Florida in December to co-sign for us). We had already spent a couple of hours there and really needed to get going (plus I have a child with Autism and her patience was at an end). I told them I had to leave. They begged for my husband to stay to see if we could get approved. That is when I met Deya, the manager. I said fine, again thinking that we were not buying a SUV that day. So I left. As I was shopping my husband called me and told me that they had an offer of $500 a month for 5 years, $16,000. I said xxxx NO!!! Austin had told me the Pathfinder was $13,000. That’s $3,000 more than I was told. A little while later my husband called me again and asked if $360 a month for 6 years was OK. I said yes and before I knew it I had to rush home and get pay stubs, insurance info, title to my Cube (which I really didn’t want to part with). I had just assumed my husband went through the car thoroughly but I knew he wasn’t the one with the knowledge of a vehicle. This is the part Austin had forgotten I told him. I was the one that grew up in an auto part store (NAPA, The Car Care Man, Flynn’s auto parts store (my mother worked for these companies)… I can drive just about anything and am really good at driving stick shift aka manual, I also have MANY relatives that drive MAC trucks and own their own trucking businesses, my father also had worked for Goodyear and ASI Tire Sales). My husband has a degree in Hotel and Restaurant management and also has had several brain contusions so I am the one that makes all the major decisions and handles our finances. I had to have faith that he was not getting one pulled over on him… which is actually what happened. 1st week I didn’t really go anywhere because I had to do online learning for my daughter. Sunday was the 1st day I had the chance to go out. As I was driving I noticed that the car was out of alignment. It also started to rain, so when I turned on the wipers I was completely annoyed that the wipers were in BAD condition. So bad that even the one on the passenger side was ripped and the rubber was flopping everywhere. But the straw that broke the camel’s back was when I went to stop at a red light and I slid right through the light because the tires were bald (I tried to look at them the night we drove the car home. I told Austin they were bad, but he said, “Oh no my mechanics said there was enough tread on them for another year”. I sent Austin a text and he had informed me that the vehicle was sold as is and there wasn’t a warranty. Florida has a lemon law to protect from shady dealers. I NY state this vehicle would have never made it off the lot because it would have failed the state mandate inspection. Wipers, tires and the reverse tail lights were blown. I then immediately went to the dealership to speak with Deya. He too questioned my ability to know that the SVU was out of alignment. He asked me to come back on Tuesday when Austin was there. I was beyond pissed! I told my husband that he better speak with them because I was going to lose my cool and give the worst tongue lashing they had ever received. So when my husband was speaking with Austin I could hear Austin questioning my husband if the SUV was REALLY out of alignment (oh my god the fire that coursed through my veins!) He then informed my husband that he could get new tires and alignment for less than $600. I told my husband NO!!! If there was this much wrong with the vehicle only a week after purchasing it I knew that there was probably more… and I was right!!! I took to my mechanic and got 4 new Firestone tires and the alignment for $900. My mechanic didn’t charge me for the tie rods that were dangerously loose. Seriously!!! I truly regret writing the google review just days after I had purchased the SUV. Again being pressured from Austin I did so without having complete knowledge of the vehicle More

Excellent Service by everyone involved! They made the process super easy and they explained everything I was signing! I would definitely recommend Universal Nissan. Thanks!! process super easy and they explained everything I was signing! I would definitely recommend Universal Nissan. Thanks!! More

Pleasant to work with. Very professional yet extremely friendly. Took his time with me. I never felt rushed. He answered every question I asked and even anticipated questions I might or should ask. Helpe friendly. Took his time with me. I never felt rushed. He answered every question I asked and even anticipated questions I might or should ask. Helped me to transfer my Nissan Connect services, insurance and registration. He also is keeping the lines of communication open should any other questions arrives. More
Fui atendida por el señor William Sánchez el cual me atendió super bien, me explico tofo muy bien, fue muy amable, le agradezco mucho por la colaboración, recomiendo mucho que visiten Universal Nissan y atendió super bien, me explico tofo muy bien, fue muy amable, le agradezco mucho por la colaboración, recomiendo mucho que visiten Universal Nissan y que sean atendidos por el. More
Great experience! Jake was extremely helpful, to the point, and willing to listen and work with us. Very genuine and patient. I Would recommend him to anyone looking to purchase a new car! Bill Steinlau point, and willing to listen and work with us. Very genuine and patient. I Would recommend him to anyone looking to purchase a new car! Bill Steinlauf handled the paperwork with us for the final purchase and he was extremely efficient. Bill made the experience painless and stress free. Anyone would be so lucky to have Bill's service as well. More
I purchased a 2021 Nissan Rogue a couple of weeks ago and as much as I hate car shopping Juan Espinal made the experience awesome!! His customer service and knowledge made the process smooth and refreshing. as much as I hate car shopping Juan Espinal made the experience awesome!! His customer service and knowledge made the process smooth and refreshing. I highly recommend Juan as the salesperson to use. You won't be disappointed. More
Universal Nissan=Dirty DealersHave you heard of Universal Nissan=Dirty Dealers Have you heard of catfishing? Is it ever right? That is how Universal Nissan prides itself on working. My parents w Universal Nissan=Dirty Dealers Have you heard of catfishing? Is it ever right? That is how Universal Nissan prides itself on working. My parents were in need of a car and were shopping on-line due to the “Pandemic” situation. They worked with an internet sales representative, Glenda Mendoza, from Universal Nissan. Glenda got them the price they were looking for to make a deal. She set up an appointment for my parents to go in, see the car, and sign the paperwork. The following morning my dad goes into the dealership for his appointment with Glenda and much to his surprise no one knows who this lady is. That is ok though because he has all the information that she sent to him. He speaks with a sales person, gives him the vin# of the vehicle he is supposed to be buying and…..wait for it…..what?!?! that vehicle has been sold days prior and is not on the lot. Let me give you the time frame. Glenda made the appointment at 9pm at dealership closing time for 11am the next day. How on earth could that vehicle be gone and sold before my dad got there for his appointment?!?! The salesman asked my dad if he could show him a vehicle of equal features at agreed or close to agreed upon price. My dad said yes and waited roughly 45 minutes to be offered an equal vehicle for over $5,000 more than the agreed upon price that got him into the dealership. What a deal!!! A dirty deal!!! Great Job Nissan!!! Bring in your elderly customers in the middle of a Pandemic so you can screw them over!!!! Above is the problem. Catfishing is never right! Here is how Universal Nissan handles its problems. Livid about the situation, we then call Universal Nissan and ask to speak with a manager. We speak with the internet sales manager; Rebecca. Rebecca listens to the situation, apologizes for the situation and asked if she can make this right. She assures us she will find us another vehicle and honor the agreed upon pricing by the end of the day. She keeps us updated throughout the day with no luck on findings. She tells us she will not be in the following day but assures us her team will continue to work on the issue and make things right. We do not hear back from Universal Nissan. We call back several times in which we are hung up on, put on hold, and told we are still looking. At this point it has been over a week. We ask to speak to a higher manager and advise the dealership that an honest review is about to be submitted against a company that prides themselves / advertises the best prices around with the highest customer service. We are passed along to John Booth, assistant director of sales for Universal Nissan. John hears us out and asks for 30 minutes to verify what we have told him. He calls us back within 10 minutes. Clearly, he knows what we have said are factual statements. He then says he will try his best to rectify the situation. He sees the pricing Glenda has offered and states that technically internet sales people are not authorized to negotiate pricing. So why on earth are these internet sales people then giving any pricing and bringing people in to the dealership under false pretenses. DO NOT give people a PRICE if you cannot HONOR IT!!! Especially bringing in elderly customers into a public space for hours during a Pandemic!!! THIS IS WRONG!!! John then gets an attitude after hearing our frustrations and says he will call us back with his best pricing on a newer model of the car we are looking for. He calls us back with a price higher than the MSRP. GREAT JOB UNIVERSAL NISSAN!!! As they say, it starts from the top!!! Great job John Booth!!! You have just lost customers for Nissan for LIFE. We have taken our business elsewhere. No Dirty Dealers for Us!!! More