Well I'm going to make this short,we bought our MO in Nov,but before we bought it we asked them if they are going to have a end of the year sale on the MO,They said NO! Guess what they are I seen an ad on the TV just last night! It made me damn mad,I could have had a 2500 cash back or 0.9 APR!!!! Ya the dealers a a bunch of crooks!:3:
Nissan dealer Lies!!
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I'm a realtor and trust me, there are people who suck, but we are, in general, a good crowd of people.I don't think dealer know about any upcoming promotions and programs.
one the same subject, my girlfirend purchased a 03 MO and the dealer said we'll get a rental car whenever we bring our car in...... Guess what, NO RENTAL CAR. No rental for warranty work, no rental for services... nothing.
can't believe a $36,000 car with such bad services.... Nissan needs to learn from Lexus, Volkswagen and infiniti.
one the same subject, my girlfirend purchased a 03 MO and the dealer said we'll get a rental car whenever we bring our car in...... Guess what, NO RENTAL CAR. No rental for warranty work, no rental for services... nothing.
can't believe a $36,000 car with such bad services.... Nissan needs to learn from Lexus, Volkswagen and infiniti.
Well, eggy, the extended warranty is not that much better in regards to loaners/rentals, either.
The extened warranty limits the daily rate to $35. Ever try to rent a ride for that much.
And it limits the number of days based on the amount of time for the repair "in the book". For example, reprogramming an ECM is stated at 1 hour. That amounts to a two-day rental. Thing is, the ECM went belly-up and Nissan told the dealer that it would be three weeks until the part was shipped. Containerized freight. From Japan. So we're looking at a seven to eight week wait for the replacement part to show up on the East coast.
Extended warranty said that Nissan would only approve a two-day rental. And the dealer said they'd have to get Nissan's approval just to get the two-day rental. Took three days just to get the approval. Nissan pretty well turned their back on the dealer. So the GM at the dealer let me use a service loaner and said I could have it til the MO got fixed. Luckily, one of the old hands in the service dept pulled a few strings and the new part mysteriously showed up the next week.
The extened warranty limits the daily rate to $35. Ever try to rent a ride for that much.
And it limits the number of days based on the amount of time for the repair "in the book". For example, reprogramming an ECM is stated at 1 hour. That amounts to a two-day rental. Thing is, the ECM went belly-up and Nissan told the dealer that it would be three weeks until the part was shipped. Containerized freight. From Japan. So we're looking at a seven to eight week wait for the replacement part to show up on the East coast.
Extended warranty said that Nissan would only approve a two-day rental. And the dealer said they'd have to get Nissan's approval just to get the two-day rental. Took three days just to get the approval. Nissan pretty well turned their back on the dealer. So the GM at the dealer let me use a service loaner and said I could have it til the MO got fixed. Luckily, one of the old hands in the service dept pulled a few strings and the new part mysteriously showed up the next week.
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Car dealers are out to make money, and if they see a customer interested in a car in the present, there is no way they will tell you to come back later for a "better deal." For all they know, you will go test drive a Honda Pilot and they will lose you as a customer.
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A story from fantasy land:
Eggy is right that the dealers DO NOT know when Nissan is going to have future discounts, rebats, and incentives. The automakers announce those on a monthly basis. Ford for instance announces rebates towards the 1st of the month, each month.
As for rental cars, Eggy, Nissan can't learn from Lexus or Infiniti. Those dealers have a high profit margin per car and the manufacturers can afford to put up loaner cars. VW by the way does not have a loaner car program. If you ever saw one, then it was strictly though the dealership. The MO might be a $35K+ car but that same dealer sells Sentras that are just over 11 grand each. Do they provide a rental car to that owner when they only made 500 to a 1000 bucks on the deal? Maybe that would be the nice thing to do but nice things don't always make for good business.
Eggy is right that the dealers DO NOT know when Nissan is going to have future discounts, rebats, and incentives. The automakers announce those on a monthly basis. Ford for instance announces rebates towards the 1st of the month, each month.
As for rental cars, Eggy, Nissan can't learn from Lexus or Infiniti. Those dealers have a high profit margin per car and the manufacturers can afford to put up loaner cars. VW by the way does not have a loaner car program. If you ever saw one, then it was strictly though the dealership. The MO might be a $35K+ car but that same dealer sells Sentras that are just over 11 grand each. Do they provide a rental car to that owner when they only made 500 to a 1000 bucks on the deal? Maybe that would be the nice thing to do but nice things don't always make for good business.
Rocker, the current Nissan TV commercial featuring the $2500. cash back for leftover 2003 Nissans does not include the Murano. However, potential 2003 Murano purchasers with high credit ratings can get 0.9% financing for only 36 month loans. Hope this makes you feel a little bit better. No one is suddenly going to get a Mo' for $2500. less than you and others paid in November.
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I saw a Nissan commercial last night featuring the MO and talking about a sales event. No details though.
So they have 2 different ads running.
So they have 2 different ads running.
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