If you are going to purchase a new car do yourself a big favor avoid Nissan and you might have, a less stressful life.

I've had it with Nissan, twice there has been no help, once they have your money that's it. What a load of baloney, a $65000 vehicle top of the range Ti. The sales person when I purchased the vehicle I told him a story about another Nissan and the extremely bad service, he informed me that will never happen at this Nissan dealership just north of Adelaide. 1 amp, but this Nissan discharged the Battery at 1.1 amp ten times what it should have been, he did this for no payment, but with Nissan the two visits cost me nearly $400. I took it to an electrical engineer he tested it and found the battery in Accessories should have beenĪround. so every time my battery went flat I couldn't get my wheelchair in or out of this vehicle. So the crane people took my car to Nissan themselves, he was told 'That's what new cars do. Read more e crane and it still drained the battery within 10 minutes. They kept blaming the wheelchair crane, as I'm disabled and require my wheelchair in and out of the back, so I took it to the crane fitters, he disconnected th. The service departments did nothing, its the worst service I've ever accounted. Since then I've had to call out the the local road assistance over 5 times now, because my battery went flat each time. I purchased an 2019 Pathfinder then ten days later the computer burnt out, so it had to towed to the dealership, I had to wait over three weeks for another computer to be fitted to my car.

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