I recently bought a car from this dealership, they have the worst customer service!! The first day I took my car home the battery died! I had to buy a new one, they said they would reinburst me the money but I have not received it yet! I was given a certain intrest rate but it did not go through, I had to go back and resign for a higher rate that they said the bank accepted. They called me 2 weeks later saying I have to resign the contract again because the rate went up. How is that possible if the bank already had accepted the 2nd rate they gave me! I have to pay my first payment today and I have received any account info to pay it to. I have been calling them for weeks about this matter and all they say is "we will call you back" and they never do!! I have been calling everyday for the past 3 weeks!! I recommened not to go to Nissan in Mckinney!!

I have a2007 frontier, my son has a2005 frontier with transmission problems.the local nissan dealership CROSSROADS NISSAN of hickory n.c.will not honor the extended warranty these trucks are apiece of crapp!Never again will I purchase any nissan vehicle!Customer service reps.refuse to return my calls.Our trucks are not the only ones with transmission problems.Apparently this is amajor problem with nissan trucks and they are refusing to do anything about it.I have read a lot of forums on nissan trucks and this is a nationwide problem .There is a nationwide class action lawsuit against nissan over this problem of which I will become a part of.

Brenda Leister, 1334 Burlington Drive, Odenton, MD 21113
410-672-0616 [email protected]

I have a 2005 Nissan Altima and on Nov 14, 2007 a recall was issued. The recall id# 07V527000 was for a Electronic Control Module (ECM). On March 15, 2010 I had my car in the shop because is would cut off while driving, the dealer said that it was a bad crankshaft sensor and it cost $422.67 to get repaired. I never received a notice about the recall and no one at the dealer mention the recall at the time of the repair. My sister has the same car and she took hers into the shop over the weekend and they told her that they couldn't fix the problem because it was a recall and she would have to take her car to Nissan to get fixed. I know that my car going this long without the ECM repaired has caused the crank shaft sensor to go bad. I need to know where can I turn for a refund of my money paid to get the crank shaft sensor repaired.

I purchased a nissan titan 5years ago from the midway nissan dealership in phoenix. From the day I puchased my nissan I have had nothing but issues with the dealership. My current issue at hand is my catalytic converter, apparently it's going bad. I originally took my truck into the dealership 2 months ago when the check engine light came on. The truck began working again after spending $500.00 and the mechanic looking at it. However, on my drive home I called to inform nissan the light came back on. Which would of been discovered if the dealership had driven the truck 5 miles and put it through a check system. The miles on my truck when I came in was 79, 132 and when I left was 79, 132. The kicker on this is by the time I got back to te dealership, I had over 80, 000 and the dealership will not cover my catalytic converter. I have spent a month playing phone tag with a Regional Specialist only for them to tell me they will not cover this converter, A MONTH... What a joke and horrible service at that. I can not pass inspection due to the catalytic converter and the truck is just sitting in the driveway. I will never buy another Nissan again, the service is one of the worst I have ever seen. It doesnt say much when none of the people involved in this process even work there any more.

We run a shelter for women and children and on 8 March 2009 we managed to purchase a NP 200 Nissan. We were very happy with our vehicle which suited our needs (collecting donations and doing other rounds).

On 13 July, our vehicle was unfortunately involved in an accident. So we went through the whole process of panelbeaters and insurance, which is still in process (and its October!!). And we really need our vehicle...

Now yesterday (8 October) the panelbeaters tell us that parts are out of stock at the Nissan plant in South Africa. They need to order it from Japan! Oh goodness! How long will this take? Are their really no parts - the NP200 is new vehicle on the market, but not that recent...

We have written to a representative at Nissan, Bruma but we also raise our situation on this website - help!