Infiniti dealership vs Nissan dealership for service
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but do they do the EXACT same service? i guess i have to look into each's service manual.
so when you take it to Nissan, you just ask for the specific service you want (such as 7.5k or 15k, etc..)?
i would think that the service would be different among the different Nissan models. do you bring your service list from Infiniti to Nissan and ask to do the same checkups/service?
so when you take it to Nissan, you just ask for the specific service you want (such as 7.5k or 15k, etc..)?
i would think that the service would be different among the different Nissan models. do you bring your service list from Infiniti to Nissan and ask to do the same checkups/service?
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Infiniti vs Nissan.........
I've taken my G into the Nissan dealership where I
used to take my Z......my oil and filter and they still
charged me $30.....plus the service manager used to
work for me and said he's my friend.....ya right! The
biggest drawback with Nissan is that they won't do
warranty work....so I was told.
used to take my Z......my oil and filter and they still
charged me $30.....plus the service manager used to
work for me and said he's my friend.....ya right! The
biggest drawback with Nissan is that they won't do
warranty work....so I was told.
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Originally Posted by gary c
I've taken my G into the Nissan dealership where I
used to take my Z......my oil and filter and they still
charged me $30.....plus the service manager used to
work for me and said he's my friend.....ya right! The
biggest drawback with Nissan is that they won't do
warranty work....so I was told.
used to take my Z......my oil and filter and they still
charged me $30.....plus the service manager used to
work for me and said he's my friend.....ya right! The
biggest drawback with Nissan is that they won't do
warranty work....so I was told.
yea they wont touch infinitis regarding warranty work... ive already tried haha the closet dealer to me is an hour and half drive so trust me ive TRIED
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My last oil change/service was at a Nissan dealer.. my only complaint is the idiod lady behind the counter kept telling me it was $85 becuase they had to rotate the tires.. I showed her the manual and explained that they were different sizes and dont get rotated.. this went on for like 5 minutes until her coworker jumped in and said "You are right sir.."
Other than that, you cant beat the $30 oil change.
Other than that, you cant beat the $30 oil change.
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#11
Originally Posted by kidtronix
Likewise, I've heard good things locally about our Nissan dealership doing oil changes. Pretty hard to F up and oil change. .
The only oil I've had to add in 28600 miles.
#12
Originally Posted by gary c
I've taken my G into the Nissan dealership where I
used to take my Z......my oil and filter and they still
charged me $30.....plus the service manager used to
work for me and said he's my friend.....ya right! The
biggest drawback with Nissan is that they won't do
warranty work....so I was told.
used to take my Z......my oil and filter and they still
charged me $30.....plus the service manager used to
work for me and said he's my friend.....ya right! The
biggest drawback with Nissan is that they won't do
warranty work....so I was told.
I do Infiniti Warranty work here at our dealership...then again this is Alaska and there is no Infiniti Dealer up here, so we do sublet labor and another dealer in the states files the paperwork, we just do the labor.
"The nissan techs are idiots. I have an armada right now and damn...all the problems i've had on it are magically not there until i hold their hand and point them out to them."
Not all technicians are created equal. I really don't see a reason for such a harsh statement, so you are having a bad experience...tough luck.
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Originally Posted by AKG35X
I do Infiniti Warranty work here at our dealership...then again this is Alaska and there is no Infiniti Dealer up here, so we do sublet labor and another dealer in the states files the paperwork, we just do the labor.
"The nissan techs are idiots. I have an armada right now and damn...all the problems i've had on it are magically not there until i hold their hand and point them out to them."
Not all technicians are created equal. I really don't see a reason for such a harsh statement, so you are having a bad experience...tough luck.
"The nissan techs are idiots. I have an armada right now and damn...all the problems i've had on it are magically not there until i hold their hand and point them out to them."
Not all technicians are created equal. I really don't see a reason for such a harsh statement, so you are having a bad experience...tough luck.
We've all had good and bad experiences with most dealerships.
Best check out rep and customer satisfaction b4 patronizing.
C.
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Regardless of what anyone says, you can't stereotype all Nissan techs as bad and all Infiniti techs as good. It is going to completely vary from dealership to dealership. Granted, I have had MANY bad experiences at Lake Manawa Nissan in Council Bluffs. Anybody ever use them?
I would find out exactly what all is included in each service first. Then, if they are the same, go with the cheapest. Then, if they did a good job, you're set. Simple as that.
I would find out exactly what all is included in each service first. Then, if they are the same, go with the cheapest. Then, if they did a good job, you're set. Simple as that.
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