I did not buy a car here but I stopped one night right at close and was helped by Drew and Pat. I didn't realize the vehicle I went to look at was a manual transmission and my daughter can't (wouldn't if she could probably) drive a stick. They still went out of there way to show me a couple other options and even showed me some other cars online they could bring in. If I hadn't found the exact car my daughter was in love with at another dealership I would've easily enjoyed working with Fort Collins Nissan and Drew and Pat. They kept in touch with me and, get this, when I told them I had found another car at another dealership they couldn't have been more professional about it. When they found out it was a dealership in their family group they even offered to have it delivered to their dealership after we bought it so I wouldn't have to drive back to Greeley to pick it up. I told them that was gracious but not necessary, think about that though! Who offers that kind of service nowadays knowing full well they were getting nothing out of the deal at all. They obviously really care about the customer above the bottom line and that's rare. I will head back to them on my next vehicle purchase and definitely see what Drew and Pat have on hand. Great guys and great dealership!!! read more

I wanted to wait until everything was neatly resolved before updating my glowing original review. But the truth is, there's been no resolution. Just a carousel of half-measures, unanswered questions, and absurdities that only escalated. Then it hit me: a review isn't about waiting for a tidy ending. It's to inform. To warn. To guide the next person toward a smarter decision. It's a Sunday night in the dead of summer and, for the second time that day, I'm stranded by my Nissan Grief (I mean Leaf). The nickname gets more accurate by the hour. In 24 hours, I've plugged into six public chargers -- six -- and still needed a tow to limp to one of them. "Road trip?" you ask. "Hardly," I reply. Unfortunately, I pulled the short straw. The car I bought had major performance issues within days. A full charge reading 187 miles gave me 28 before dying on the CO/WY border. I got it back to Fort Collins Nissan at my own expense, on my own time, my struggle alone. Less than three weeks into ownership, and still under their vaunted "3,000 mile / 30-day Limited Warranty" (emphasis on LIMITED -- it covers everything except what actually goes wrong), I was already in breakdown city. What followed was a circus of evasions, contradictions, and betrayals. My car spent 29 days disassembled in their service bay. [Now, let me be clear... I understand this isn't the norm. Fort Collins Nissan has a long list of glowing 5-star reviews, and I don't doubt that many of those customers had the experience I thought I was getting. I'm sure there's a reason people speak highly of this dealership.] All of this spiraled (despite having been inside three warranties) when this dealership claimed the battery needed for my vehicle was on "infinite backorder" (the long range battery for every Leaf since 2019 was effectively obsolete, unfixable) and that their hands were tied. That was a lie. Turns out, after much dialogue with Nissan Corporate, there might be a slight delay (like everything these days -- from eggs to airport departures), but the part does exist. It's not discontinued, and it's not on eternal backorder. They just didn't want to replace the electric motor and uphold their Used Car Limited Warranty. But wait! There's more. "The grand finale?" you ask. Read on. The Loaner (which I'll title the true story film coming out in 2027). Fort Collins Nissan gave me a 2023 Nissan Rogue while mine was being "studied." Then, after Nissan's Consumer Affairs Department explicitly told me to keep possession until resolution, Fort Collins Nissan reported it stolen. On July 22nd , 2025 at 8:54 a.m., I received an email (which I didn't even see until I bonded myself out of jail) giving me until noon the same day to return the loaner. And when the clock ran out, the cops rolled in. This led to my traumatic, humiliating arrest at gunpoint. If you know anything about Loveland/Fort Collins PD, you know exactly the type: fresh-faced academy grads, some still looking prepubescent, living out AR-15 action-hero fantasies with a permanent Call of Duty filter glued to their retinas. All of this, over a loaner vehicle I was told to hold onto while waiting on Nissan's own promised resolution. YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS S*** UP. That's right. My "customer service resolution" ended with an automogimp (she's still real pretty though). No compensation. No apology. No thank you, either. Charge: 3rd degree FELONY. Half my belongings trickled back through property and evidence. The other half vanished. Gone without a trace. Oh, and my gig work account -- deactivated. You guys suck, seriously. In the end, it wasn't the car that failed me. It was Fort Collins Nissan who promised they'd stand behind it, and didn't. And honestly? I'm still trying to understand how or why this happens. Why is it considered acceptable? Why is basic responsibility so neglected in business? BUYERS BEWARE: If you're in the market for a Nissan, I urge you: DON'T. Not at Fort Collins Nissan. Not at any Nissan. Simply turn around and leaf. Truth walks slow and steady, but it never gets lost. read more

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Horrible service!!!!! Service manager never followed back on my car even though I called him. His name is Anthony!! Adrey the service advisor was also horrible!! I took my car to a different dealership in Denver!! DO NOT TAKE YOYR CAR THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

Watch these guys! Brought my car in for an oil change. Advised a warning light was on, I told them they had advised of this before (no charge) and tech said he'd have it tested in 1 hour. 3 hours later when checking out he said that would be an additional fee of over $200. O'reilly's did it for nothing! Taking advantage of an 86 year old senior... What a bunch of low-lifes..... 0 read more

I took my Nissan LEAF to Nissan of Fort Collins for its 6 month checkup, and the experience genuinely made me regret buying the vehicle from this dealership. Based on this service visit alone, I would no longer recommend Nissan of Fort Collins to anyone. Before the appointment, I called to ask whether I should wait or drop the car off. I was told the service would take between 45 minutes and 1.5 hours. Instead, I was stuck at the service center for over 4.5 hours for a routine tire rotation and inspection. There were no issues with the vehicle and no complications. For context, a standard 6 month LEAF service typically includes: Tire rotation: 20 to 30 minutes Multi-point inspection and basic diagnostics: 15 to 20 minutes That puts the normal total service time at 45 to 60 minutes. Even being generous, it should not exceed 90 minutes. My car was on site for over 270 minutes, meaning well over 3 hours of that time the vehicle was not actively being worked on. After checking in, Sebastian texted me saying to reach out if I needed anything. I reasonably assumed this meant I would receive updates as my car moved through the process. After 2 hours of silence, I asked for a status update. He did not respond for 40 minutes, then replied that he was "just doing the paperwork" and the car should be done soon. After another 30+ minutes with no update, I finally went to the service counter myself and had to push for the paperwork to be completed. There was no apology, no explanation, and no acknowledgement that the service had taken more than four times the original estimate. If I had been told after the first 90 minutes that the car would not be touched for another hour or more, I could have ordered lunch or made other arrangements. Instead, my time was completely wasted with zero communication. This was a complete breakdown in basic service operations and reflects poorly on the entire dealership. The lack of communication and accountability was extremely disrespectful. I honestly cannot tell if the service personnel are incompetent or simply do not care. Either way, they will not be getting any more of my business, and I strongly caution anyone considering purchasing a vehicle here to think twice. read more

I would give 0 stars if I could. If you are a woman, foreigner, in your early 20's or just a regular human being, DO NOT go to this dealership. They completely took advantage of me, especially the sales associate Ricky Anderson. I went in to buy a car in 2023 as a first time buyer and college student alone in a foreign country. I did as much research as I believed I could have at the time, prior to my arrival, and mentioned my budget that I was firmly set on when I arrived. Ricky did not show me a single car within my budget, regardless of the fact that their online site showed multiple vehicles well within my price range, but every time I referenced them, there was a clear reason as to why I should not even look at those options. Eventually, I decided to go with a second hand Toyota RAV4 that had just over 100,000 miles. The car had bumps, dents and scratches but out of all the cars I had looked at in my budget it seemed like it was in the best shape based on what I was told. Ricky's biggest selling point was that it was a Toyota and that they run for up to 300,000 miles which I knew to be true. I was shown the carfax and given any details they had on the car, or so I thought. The day I arrived to pick up my car, the car was FILTHY (photos attached for reference). It had not been detailed, had dog hair all over the back, pink marks on the carpets, and an entirely empty tank. I took the car back the next day, and they assured me that the car would be detailed and tank would be filled when I came back to pick it up. When I arrived, the car was barely wiped down and but the gas tank had been filled. At this point, I decided I would take the full tank and detail the rest of my car elsewhere as I needed the car ASAP and I could not keep bringing it back, which ended up costing around $100. Unfortunately, this was only the beginning of my car's problems. About 20 minutes into driving I noticed that the top of my middle console had been completely broken off but was placed in a way that I had not been able to notice it prior. The top of the car also has hail damage which WAS NOT MENTIONED to me and as a 5.6" tall woman I was not able to look over the top of my SUV and check for myself. After two months of owning this car, the dash on my passenger side started leaking liquid. I decided not to take it back to Nissan due to the poor service that I had received prior. The auto shop informed me that there was a large crack in my cooling pipes and assured me that this HAD to have been an existing problem BEFORE I even purchased my car, which Nissan did not inform me of. This cost me $3000 to repair. A year later I was driving on I-25 and my car broke down. The engine had ceased. I have spent over $5000 fixing existing problems that I was never informed about. So I'm totaling almost $10,000 in repairs which is close to the $13,000 that I paid for the car, which also, was extremely over priced for the year, make and model. Now I am stuck with a car barely worth $4000 after spending over $20,000 repairing it. Yes, I am aware that I should have done more research as a buyer, but that does not make it acceptable to TAKE COMPLETE ADVANTAGE of a young foreign woman trying to buy a vehicle. PLEASE DO NOT PURCHASE A VEHICLE FROM THIS LOCATION. read more

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I had a great experience with Fort Collins Nissan, specifically with Steven Andersen. This was my first time getting a car from a dealership and I could not be happier. He was very helpful and professional and was able to help me get the perfect car I was looking for. I would definitely recommend coming here for a new or used vehicle. Ask for Steven! read more

Bodie in sales was awesome. I purchased a 2001 GMC from him and he made me feel like I was buying a brand new car. Even though they are a Nissan Dealer, they have a great selection of used cars. I highly recommend them. read more

I brought my car in to get an electrical issue fixed with my tail light and now suddenly my "air conditioning fluid ran empty". Does anyone know what shelf I can find the air conditioning fluid on at Walmart because I've never seen it there.. It must be on the same shelf as the brake light fluid and the car horn fluid. read more

Tim Brown, Andrew, and Nathan are the real deal. All three of them went above and beyond helping me resolve an issue with my vehicle. I will be using Nissan of Fort Collins for all future repairs. I have owned 4 cars over the past 7 years, and I can 100% guarantee the next car I buy will be through Nissan of Fort Collins purely because of the amazing service performed by Tim, Andrew, and Nathan, as they not only went the extra mile helping me with my car, but proving that I was in good hands and that they truly care about providing nothing but the best customer service and work. Thank you. read more

Ft Collins Nissan Service Dept either has incredibly inept mechanics or incredibly fraudulent mechanics. Either way, they are to be avoided at all costs. Here is why I say that: I had my 2018 Nissan Leaf towed here (1st mistake) after my car stopped charging at my home and showed the EV System Warning message and would not start. They charged $202 for "diagnostics" and told me it was a "fluke", "it won't happen again," and that they "cleared the code" and now it was running, come pick it up. I said "How can you know it won't happen again if you do not know what caused it to happen to begin with?" No answer. I drove the car for almost 24 hours before the same warning came on while I was driving. I got it home and, sure enough, once I shut it off, it would not start again. Called the manager who told me to have it towed in again, and that another diagnostic look would be covered by the $200 I had already paid. "Whew!" I thought. But no. I get a text that now they need $1,100 to do a "drop test" to see which cell modules in my big battery are bad ( I had replaced the 12 volt recently so we knew it wasn't that). SO, I said if I do this test, that just tells us which cells are bad and then what? Repair the cells? How much is that? "Could be anywhere from $2,000 to $7,000," they tell me. Wait a minute. The car has 128,000 miles on it. Why would I spend up to $8,000 to repair a battery that is nearing the end of its life? I'LL come pick it up," I said. ( Meanwhile I had also called another Nissan dealer service department who had told me the drop test they were recommeding was totally irrelevant for locating bad modules.) Fortunately, my fiance has a master's degree in electrical engineering and a decades long career at HP behind him, so he said, look let's get one of these OBD dongles and test the battery ourselves. SO for $25 and a $15 app fee we connected the Leaf SPY dongle and found THE BATTERY "STATE OF HEALTH" IS 86.2 % AND HAS NO BAD MODULES. I would have spent another $1, 100 for NOTHING. Meanwhile I am still out the $200 for a diagnostic inspection that yielded absolutely nothing. I will never go to Ft Collins Nissan again. I highly recommend you take your car elsewhere. read more

Did not do "complimentary" tire rotation. How can I tell? One of the tires is newer. It was not rotated. Makes me believe that some of the services they charged for were not done either. Avoid this dealerships service department. read more

I really don't know anything about prices or quality because we walked around for 10 minutes and nobody even said hello. We are very interested in buying a new car because our lease is up in a month, but apparently nobody at Fort Collins Nissan was interested in selling us one. read more

The Service Center is outstanding! Everyone is knowledgeable,friendly & they were willing to get me a ride to work while my vehicle was being worked on! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND I've heard really great things about there parts department as well. read more

Buyer beware!, high pressure sales activity going on by the finance manager. He will attempt to extend the duration of your loan to lower the payment while he pushes you forcefully to add on lots of extras that you don't need. He will attempt to tell you your payment will only go up a small amount for the add-ons while avoiding to mention that those add-ons will cost you thousands of extra dollars to the balance of your loan. I personally experienced this. I was a loyal Tynans customer for 12 yrs and I am done with Fort Collins Nissan. This is not how you treat a customer. They are not worth it. read more

They tired to push me into a car with no consideration of anything I wanted. The tall ginger salesman I worked with was rude, pushy, and provided terrible customer service. I literally had to stand up and walk out be he was so pushy. I will never be returning to this dealership. read more

My wife and I just purchased a brand new 2023 AWD Nissan Altima S from Fort Collins, Nissan for our Son who just graduated Colorado State University! Our vision and needs may have been a little optimistic because we flew in from Chicago for graduation and only had 3 days from start to finish so our son good drive away in his new car and start his new job in Ft Collins. Patrick helped make it happen in a total of a few hours with all the right moves. Patrick Searock took care of all the details from price to discounts to financing with extremely positive results! He couldn't have more empathetic or done a better job! Thank you very much. Hat's off to Patrick, his Nissan Team (special nod to Chuck)! I highly recommend Fort Collins Nissan and Patrick Searock.... Geoff & Sue read more

Cody Ankrom was the most exceptional salesperson that I have had the pleasure of working with in regards to purchasing a vehicle. He is knowledgeable, no-pressure, personable and an overall joy to have worked with. He has kept in contact with me for further questions as well as general check ins to ensure my understanding of the features as well as overall satisfaction with my vehicle. I have never owned a Nissan before, however Cody has made me a customer for life! My Sentra has everything I needed and wanted and I absolutely LOVE my new car! I cannot express enough gratitude for the experience that I received from the fort Collins Dealership as well as he service and genuine care from Cody. read more

I made an appointment online to have my alignment done. After making the appointment, I called to confirm that the appointment was received and good to go. The representative I spoke with on the phone told me that I was not able to schedule that kind of appointment online. The representative then rescheduled my appointment a day later, and said they would be able to take care of my alignment at 2:40pm 11/23 and it would only be an hour and a half. I received a new appointment confirmation, awesome. I took time off work, stopped by at my scheduled appointment, and I was told that they were not able to do the service I had scheduled and that they were booked for several weeks out. The woman I spoke with inside the service center didn't feel the need to look into it further and who I had spoke with. Thank you for wasting my time, wasting my paid-time off for the appointment. I will not be back. read more

Steven was amazing to work with when I was looking for a car for me and my family. He was very helpful when answering all of my questions and concerns. I had my two year old with me and Steven was very patient when I had to keep running after him. Steven is a very kind and realistic person. In the future I will be looking to Steven when I am in the market for another vehicle. I highly recommend talking to him the next time you find yourself in the Fort Collins Nissan dealership! read more

My husband & I bought 2 trucks from Ft Collins Nissan in the fall of 2022 & Patrick Searock was our sales rep. I cannot say enough good things about Patrick and the entire experience. SSFCU (idiots) mailed the title to our trade-in to an old address & Foco Nissan waited patiently for us to get a replacement title. It the meantime they let me buy & bring home my new Frontier, which I love. We were treated respectfully & kindly through the whole process. I would go back here to buy another vehicle in a heartbeat. read more

Recently bought a brand new 2023 Nissan Altima from Fort Collins Nissan. Almost from day one, the electronics have been flakey and unreliable. After multiple trips to the dealer, I was advised to take it to service. I was informed since the latest problem was the USB was flakey and would not reliably connect to Android auto, after having worked for 2 months, and after replacing multiple cables and even my phone, that I would have to stay with the car to allow my phone to be used for troubleshooting. They screwed up my appointment date and rescheduled. When I arrived from my 20 minute drive to get to the dealership, I was informed that I would have to leave my car for the day while the service rep laughed at me. They are unprofessional and rude. I will never buy from them again read more

If you are looking for 5+ star customer service when you need a car repair ask for Melissa. Not only did she take the time to explain the whole process to me, she confidently answered all my questions....THEN, she delivered everything she promised!! Unheard of these days. THANKS!! read more

i recently bought a used Leaf. I have never had an easier time buying a car. I couldn't be happier. Steve and Cody are the best!!!!

I very much enjoy dealing with brendan Nook when I come here. I was happy to see he was still here after it switched from tynans, hes a real straight shooter & doesnt bullshit me at all. If something is gonna cost me a fucking arm & a leg he just tells me & doesn't sugarcoat it at all, I wish more folks were as truthful & hepful as he is read more

These people are crooks whatever you do just drive on by don't stop. they kept my down payment, they never secured financing for loan then told me to return car or it would be theft. When I called bank they said they had an approval from turned out they never had approval. I think it was denied before I signed paperwork. read more

Working with this dealership was a pleasure, especially my sales associate, Patrick Searock. Patrick is an experienced professional that helped me through the buying process with knowledge and sincerity, and without pressure. Every facet of my experience here was a pleasure, and I couldn't be happier with my Nissan Pathfinder! read more

I have never been treated so unprofessionally as I did at this Nissan Service Center. My brand new Frontier was in this place for a vibration and shaking/shudder, a clunking transmission in stop and go traffic, and a tech identified the shaking as an issue. They then charge me $20 in gas so the tech could drive it home to see if they could notice it, or another issue I was having. It's real nice paying a Nissan employee's gas money for the night so he could take my vehicle home for a joyride with no documentation. Guy supposedly drives home a similar new truck the next night to see if it had the same issue, however they didn't offer me the opportunity to ride in it to see if I noticed it or not as well. Call theee times for an update, finally drove to the place after no answers for them to tell me this load of BS that all Nissan Frontiers shake from the factory and its normal. LOL. I manage maintenance for a fortune 100 company in Denver for a couple billion dollars of assets at any given time, and I've never heard such a complete load of BS that a factory new vehicle should be shaking, vibrating, and dropping clunky shifts as normal. What kind of quality control is that? This truck drove smooth as glass on the test drive, and quickly developed these issues within 1000 miles. Then the service advisor refuses to turn over paperwork I am legally entitled to as part of the repair documentation paperwork. I understandably get upset at this point as I keep getting the runaround from incompetent Nissan dealer employees and leave. However a hack "Service Manager" (who was aguing with another customer over failure to diagnose) corners me in my car staring at me aggressively. You can bet I will never be buying another Nissan (and this is my 3rd), and corporate will be getting a call concerning these clowns. Take your business elsewhere, trust me, you don't want these people touching your car, or joyriding overnight while you pay for the gas and are stuck at home without a vehicle. read more

In the last 11 years as a driver, I've purchased six cars. On 12/31/19 my husband and I purchased a 2020 Rogue from Jessica. It was truly the best car buying experience we have ever had! We especially appreciate how kind everyone was at the dealership, and feeling like we truly negotiated an amazing deal on an awesome car. The car was detailed perfectly. Thanks so much Fort Collins Nissan! Also, Thank you to Drew Middleton. Drew even took calls from us after hours on his cell phone to assure we received the best interest rate. We truly cant say enough positive things about this dealership. Highly recommended! read more

Horrible experience with this Nissan dealer! I live outside Colorado. I purchased a truck from Fort Collins Nissan in the middle of December and after discussions with the sales and finance staff I decided to travel to Colorado to get the truck 2 weeks later. I was assured that the truck would be detailed and ready to go plus the paperwork would be ready when I arrived at the dealership. I was assured that all I would need to do would be to sign some paperwork and go since I was paying cash for the truck, it would only take 15 minutes or so. Three days before I planned to get the truck I texted the sales staff and set a time when I would arrive at the dealership. The day I went to the dealership I called 2 hours to confirm everything was ready. The finance manager was busy so I left message for the. The finance team did not bother to return my call. When I got to the dealership the truck had not been detailed and none of the paperwork was ready. Eventually they did "detail" the truck but the inside windows were filthy, they "cleaned" the truck bed by spraying water and covering the inside of the camper shell windows with dirt. Five miles after I left the dealer who tire pressure gage light came on so I had to stop, check and fill the tires. All tires were at 24 to 26 pounds when the recommended tire pressure is 38. It was snowing so I had to stop and purchase then fill the washer fluid since it was empty. I specifically asked them to clean the battery and terminals. After "detailing", I asked the sales person if it was completed she said it was.... it was not done. It took 3 hours for the dealer to get the paperwork and truck ready. When I complained to the manager he filled the gas tank. A full tank of gas is an "extra" when you purchase a vehicle at Fort Collins Nissan. The price of the truck was OK but not great. The first day I looked at the truck they offered it to me for a one time only price of $500 less than the final price I purchased the truck for. read more

Best Place to buy or lease a car! Moved here a few years ago and we've got 4 cars already! Such a great staff ESPECIALLY Pat Rivera! He's the man! Made us feel so comfortable and extremely knowledgable! Go See Pat!! read more

After months of looking around and seeing other dealerships I finally stopped by FoCo Nissan. I was greeted by saleswoman Tara Frost. She immediately made me feel comfortable and gave me multiple options for the style of vehicle. She was very considerate in listening to my needs for a large vehicle and did not try to change my mind about the size. I have had many encounters with car sales dealerships and she was by far the best person to work with when it came to trading in my lease and purchasing my dream family car. I will defiantly be referring my family and friends to her. I plan on repeating business with her in the future if I ever want to buy another vehicle. Thank you, Tara! You made me so happy with my experience purchasing a vehicle. And thank you to the entire team that helped with the entire process. I love my new Pathfinder! read more

I went to the Nissan Dealership in Fort Collins, CO that I have gone to for over 15 years (albeit newish owners) for an oil change and tire rotation before a family camping trip with our travel trailer. In the week between tire rotation and the trip I drove to and from work 1 mile from my house, no more than 10 miles total. The following week after driving a couple hundred miles on I-25 for our vacation I got a flat tire. I pulled over to change the tire and immediately noticed that I was missing 1 lug nut. I wasn't sure at that point how that happened, but I was concerned. When I went to remove the flat tire I put the tire iron on the first lug nut and to my surprise the tire iron just swung down without any pressure. I was then able to remove all of the lug nuts by hand. It was clear that none of them were torqued and that was the likely cause of the missing lug nut. It scares me to think what might have happened had we lost more lug nuts. If not for the flat tire, my entire family and I may have died on our vacation. I don't know if the unsecured wheel had anything to do with the flat tire or not. My wife also owns a Nissan and also gets it serviced at the same dealership had a tire rotation the week before. This shook her to the core as well and I had to double check her tires when we got home. After that I went right to the dealership to explain what happened and was shocked by the response of the Service Manager, Ryan Hernandez. At first, he refused to talk to me. I asked the Service staff member I was working with to please request that the manager come talk to me and he eventually did. Ryan was curt and dismissive from the start. He made it clear that I was an inconvenience to him. He explained to me that they are human and mistakes happen. I know that. I don't doubt that. However, when I make mistakes in my person l life and at work, I make them right, and then some. Ryan shared that they patched the tire for no charge, which was great and to be expected. He asked what I wanted him to do and I explained that I wasn't sure but I had been a customer for service and purchasing a vehicle for over 15 years and my confidence was rocked. He again asked what I wanted. Not knowing I suggested "some free oil changes or something." Ryan shared that that was not going to happen. I asked Ryan what he would do then. In a smug voice he repeatedly shared "nothing right now." I explained to Ryan that significantly impacted my vacation and then another hour+ when I got home. I asked if this was the quality that one should expect from Fort Collins Nissan and he assured me it was. This has shaken my confidence in Nissan and especially that particular dealership. read more

As a mother desperately trying to rebuild my life after leaving an abusive marriage, I was seeking RELIABLE transportation I went to ftc nissan. Initially I found them to be easy to work with. Ffwd to 6 mos later the vehicle began having issues even though all of my maintenance had been done via their service center. It began with a torn rubber piece within the oil dipstick, then an alternator job that ended up $1300 which lead to random engine lights going off. Initially they claimed these were old and not of importance. I had the codes ran elsewhere, vacuum leak, took it back, assuming during the previous job they just neglected to attach a hose. They then tear it all apart and take a video (without my plate) and attempt to tell me its gasket material within the oil pan but that IT'S DRIVABLE and will cost $6800 to fix. They send me on a goosechase to sign up with a warranty company they use for repairs, only for me to find out this can only be purchased when you purchase the vehicle through this specific company. Today, I have found out their $6800 repair job is bogus, they cracked my radiator during that job, and low and behold left off a vac hose. RIP OFF SCAM ARTISTS. BTW FTC Nissan, not all females are clueless as to the inner workings of a vehicle and you never know their background and upbringing, oh and my brother works for your sister company as a mechanic. YOU SHOULD BE DISGUSTED IN YOURSELVES JUST AS I AM. I have just barely had the vehicle a year and have put less than 400 miles on because of you and your negligence. read more