Mr. Sage = Bastard

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Jun 23, 2005 | 07:06 PM
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LOL!

I just called Nissan of Glendale and they said $12 labor for an oil change if I bring in my own oil and filter. Then I mentioned that I have a G35 and they said that they would not work on the car. I was informed that I'd have to take it to Infiniti across the street; and with a thick spanish accent, "they gonna charge you a lot more, though." I pleaded for a little help since it's a very similar procedure with a 350Z, maybe sans the 15 bolts to remove the underbody diffuser and still get a "no."
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Jun 23, 2005 | 07:21 PM
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Quote: LOL!

I just called Nissan of Glendale and they said $12 labor for an oil change if I bring in my own oil and filter. Then I mentioned that I have a G35 and they said that they would not work on the car. I was informed that I'd have to take it to Infiniti across the street; and with a thick spanish accent, "they gonna charge you a lot more, though." I pleaded for a little help since it's a very similar procedure with a 350Z, maybe sans the 15 bolts to remove the underbody diffuser and still get a "no."
Don't fret...here's something very scary for ya...I went to a Nissan dealership (parts dept) and asked for a couple of filters for da G..." Duh, do you know the engine size or Stock # on da part"....WTF?!?!..what kind of backwoods rednecks do they hire at some of these places....I'm like..."in case you haven't been a "mechanic" or a true parts person in a while...same F'N Engine as the 350Z"....I was just waiting for him to ask a stupid question like..."well, is it a hardtop or convertible"....
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Jun 23, 2005 | 07:30 PM
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Quote: LOL!

I just called Nissan of Glendale and they said $12 labor for an oil change if I bring in my own oil and filter. Then I mentioned that I have a G35 and they said that they would not work on the car. I was informed that I'd have to take it to Infiniti across the street; and with a thick spanish accent, "they gonna charge you a lot more, though." I pleaded for a little help since it's a very similar procedure with a 350Z, maybe sans the 15 bolts to remove the underbody diffuser and still get a "no."
That's kinda dumb........You could understand about warranty work, since Nissan won't pay a Nissan dealer for Infiniti work, but to do regular maintenance such as Oil & Filter shouldn't cause any static.

My local Nissan is good. He'll do anything other than warranty work.

C.
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Jun 23, 2005 | 07:48 PM
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No worries. I was up in Central California when I noticed that my air filter needed replacing. Since the nearest Nissan dealer was only 2 miles away, I went to them and picked up a filter. Told 'em it was for an '04 350Z, didn't mention that I had a G35. That Nissan dealership used to change the oil in my I30 all the time.

Both the Nissan and Infiniti dealerships are owned by Morrie Sage. Don't know if that's still the owner, but that is the name. There's probably a policy at the Nissan dealership not to work on the Infinitis. It was very humerous for the service manager to admit that they're going to charge me more accross the street!
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Jun 23, 2005 | 08:03 PM
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Next time, if you want a good laugh:

Tell them you own a 350GT and see what happends?
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Jun 23, 2005 | 08:43 PM
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I was driving by the dealerships today and decided to ask Infiniti how much for an oil change and also for the 15K mile service. The oil change is only $4 more if I bring in my own oil and filter. The 15K mile service is about $250. There were no snacks in their waiting room though! Metro had home made cookies by a semi-milfy service rep.
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Jun 24, 2005 | 12:23 AM
  #7  
it costs more for you to bring in your own oil and filter?
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Jun 24, 2005 | 03:20 AM
  #8  
If I bring in my own oil and filter the oil change costs $12 at Nissan and $16 at Infiniti.
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Jun 24, 2005 | 04:34 AM
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how about a Group change? JK
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Jun 24, 2005 | 11:33 AM
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Eldy, I seen that same semi-milfy girl at metro. The cookies were great...hahahaha. I went in about 2 weeks ago for an oil change.
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Jun 24, 2005 | 12:00 PM
  #11  
Morrie Sage...isn't he the guy that owns that Nissan dealer down in Universal City...right off the freeway. I didn't know he owned the Glendale franchise's also.
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Jun 24, 2005 | 06:42 PM
  #12  
Quote: LOL!

I just called Nissan of Glendale and they said $12 labor for an oil change if I bring in my own oil and filter. Then I mentioned that I have a G35 and they said that they would not work on the car. I was informed that I'd have to take it to Infiniti across the street; and with a thick spanish accent, "they gonna charge you a lot more, though." I pleaded for a little help since it's a very similar procedure with a 350Z, maybe sans the 15 bolts to remove the underbody diffuser and still get a "no."
if you do it yourself, it cost you $0 for labor

come on Eldy!!! get your knuckles broken in!!!
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Jun 24, 2005 | 06:49 PM
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Quote: Morrie Sage...isn't he the guy that owns that Nissan dealer down in Universal City...right off the freeway. I didn't know he owned the Glendale franchise's also.
Yeah, that's him. I believe he owns Universal City Nissan, Glendale Nissan, and Glendale Infiniti. I think Rob saw him at a Mini-Euro GTG a couple months back... he rolls a Daytona Blue G
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Jun 24, 2005 | 07:34 PM
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They've got a Bently over in the Glendale Infinity show room...I believe it was one of the Sage family members. It was a coupe....I don't know why I'm typing this...allright lates
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Jun 24, 2005 | 10:15 PM
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Quote: Yeah, that's him. I believe he owns Universal City Nissan, Glendale Nissan, and Glendale Infiniti. I think Rob saw him at a Mini-Euro GTG a couple months back... he rolls a Daytona Blue G
Wick i didnt tell you, he is my neighbor. This guy rolls the phattest cars every week. And im talking like 100,000 dollar plus cars.


Quote: They've got a Bently over in the Glendale Infinity show room...I believe it was one of the Sage family members. It was a coupe....I don't know why I'm typing this...allright lates
No thats his, i know
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