Go Nissan Dealer instead of Infinity for service?
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Go Nissan Dealer instead of Infinity for service?
i have problem with my window opening half way when i tried to close it. Since 3 of my buddies all work in Nissan, the other one just told me it's a common problem with Maxima, altima and it's just a motor needs to re-program. My question is now can i just go to Nissan since i know i can trust and get loads of discount on service or do i have to go to infiniti? also will infiniti honor those services and not giving me hell for not going to infiniti?
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Originally Posted by AthenG
I have to travel at least 15 miles for the nearest Infiniti dealer.
That's like wut...10 mins drive? haha I'd just call the Nissan service dept and ask if it's covered by warranty. Hate for you to pay $300 for parts and labor when you could've gotten it free at Infiniti.
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Originally Posted by xswl0931
You may want to contact Infiniti as I've heard that it may not be covered under warranty if you don't take it to Infiniti unless there isn't one near you.
i worked at West Houston infiniti over the summer and one of the issues i disucssed with my service manager was that there was not an Infiniti dealer around Lubbock, Tx where i go to school. He informed me that i can take my 04 coupe to the nissan dealer for qualified service, but they do not have to honor the warranty for my G35.
I would strongly suggest that since this will be under warranty anyways you take your g35 to your local Infiniti dealer. They will be able to help you the most.
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I guess i can drive to infinity but i leave in an island (Staten Island, NYC) and for me to get out i have to pay toll for bridge, highway toll. i'm just considering Nissan for regular maintenance since i have buddies who work there and might be able to get parts free or in a discount and not pay for labor since i do favore for them. Now since 350Z and G are almost identical i'm just curious what parts can i take advantage and not break my warranty.
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all warrantee work has to be handled by infiniti. for all else go to nissan. i.e. oil change at Pepe Infinit = $80...oil change at White Plains Nissan = $30. Not to mention that Pepe is NOT mod friendly whereas WPN's service manager and son both modify their Nissans, the manager personally took my car in and put it up on the lift to make sure everything went ok. Although he scraped the underside bringing it in, I know he didn't mean it and took as much care of my car as possible. I hate my dealer and probably will never buy another Infiniti again because of them.
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Originally Posted by Poptarts
please get your facts straight.
i worked at West Houston infiniti over the summer and one of the issues i disucssed with my service manager was that there was not an Infiniti dealer around Lubbock, Tx where i go to school. He informed me that i can take my 04 coupe to the nissan dealer for qualified service, but they do not have to honor the warranty for my G35.
I would strongly suggest that since this will be under warranty anyways you take your g35 to your local Infiniti dealer. They will be able to help you the most.
i worked at West Houston infiniti over the summer and one of the issues i disucssed with my service manager was that there was not an Infiniti dealer around Lubbock, Tx where i go to school. He informed me that i can take my 04 coupe to the nissan dealer for qualified service, but they do not have to honor the warranty for my G35.
I would strongly suggest that since this will be under warranty anyways you take your g35 to your local Infiniti dealer. They will be able to help you the most.
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I guess the question here is not whether Nissan can or will perform service on your car. The question would be whether it is or isn't covered by the factory warranty, the same as it would be if you went to an Infiniti dealer directly.
As for spelling it "Infinity" you should punch yourself in the eye.
As for spelling it "Infinity" you should punch yourself in the eye.