I wouldn't buy a bottle of water from these people. We purchased a vehicle with 4500 miles that, according to them, "has the factory warranty so if anything goes wrong it will be covered by Nissan." The airbag light was on and we were told that it was a sensor and could be fixed for "no more than a couple hundred dollars." That wasn't a big deal to us because the factory warranty was in place, right? When we got it home the noises and trouble started. That "sensor" turned out to be deployed airbags that had been stuffed back into the dash. $3800 later after replacing the airbags, the airbag light was still on. Now it's an electrical issue that Nissan wants an hourly rate to trouble shoot. It's a safety concern and if my family had a wreck its likely that the airbags would not deploy, and or the seat belts would not lock. The factory warranty that we were told was still applicable, well the Nissan place said it had been wrecked, and wrecked bad so there was NO factory warranty in place! The rear strut was out, front sway bar was broke, lower radiator mounts were busted and the condenser fan shroud was broken and hitting the fan periodically. These are just what we know of, and would cost an additional $3000 to repair. Rather than continue to sink money into it the Nissan Dealership helped us get into a vehicle with more miles and we had to just take a $17000 loss on this one. Keep in mind at this point it has 9000 miles. No, Autobrokers did not imply that they warranted any part of the vehicle, but they DID tell us that with the miles that factory warranty was in place so we didn't have anything to worry about. We were told by Autobrokers that their mechanics had went through the car and everything was in top shape. So we can draw only two conclusions from this. Either they are inept and too incompetent; if this is the case they have NO business selling vehicles to the public, or they LIE. It's that simple. read more