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Complaint Review: Conicelli Nissan - Conshohocken Pennsylvania
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Conicelli Nissan
1200 Ridge Pike Conshohocken, 19428 Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
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Conicelli Nissan bait and switcher Conshohocken Pennsylvania
Hello future automobile purchasers. Be advised before going into this dealership, they use bait and switch tactics on their car sales.
I was promised a Popular package but once i bought the truck it was missing half the options i was promised. I called in to talk to a manager and was given the General Manager (currently Warren Lewis). I was shocked at the language he used when i mentioned returning the truck for a different truck. After talking to him i was given the Vice President (currently Mike Hanna)who was even worse and talked even nastier. I decided to pay this dealership another visit to see if they'd have the nerve to talk like that face to face with other customers present and guess what? They were alot different face to face. Avoid Conicelli Nissan of Conshohocken at all costs!!!!
Consumer
philadelphia, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
I was promised a Popular package but once i bought the truck it was missing half the options i was promised. I called in to talk to a manager and was given the General Manager (currently Warren Lewis). I was shocked at the language he used when i mentioned returning the truck for a different truck. After talking to him i was given the Vice President (currently Mike Hanna)who was even worse and talked even nastier. I decided to pay this dealership another visit to see if they'd have the nerve to talk like that face to face with other customers present and guess what? They were alot different face to face. Avoid Conicelli Nissan of Conshohocken at all costs!!!!
Consumer
philadelphia, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
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Mike
River Edge,New Jersey,
U.S.A.
Not bait and switch
#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, May 02, 2007
"consumer", What they did to you was not a bait and switch. A bait and switch is to advertise one product and when you get there they don't have the one advertised but try to sell you another, usually more expensive one. What they did to you was tell you about one truck and then sell you another one with different options. But when you signed the contract, all the options should have been on it, no? When you test drove the vehicle you bought it had them right? When you picked up the car you went over it to ensure that what you signed for was what you signed for right?
