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5650 S Stemmons Frwy Corinth, 76210 Texas, U.S.A.
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North Texas Nissan ripoff Nightmare Buying Experience Corinth Texas
My Nightmare - Buying a Nissan at Denton North Texas Nissan
My old 1996 Ford Windstar with 133K miles was being coming undependable.
So, last Thursday Dec 14, 2006, I went alone, my wife was not feeling well, to look at Nissan vehicles at the Dealership; because they had sales ads. After being pressured by the sales staff till about midnight, over 3.5 hours, and not returning my trade vehicle's keys.
Then, I made my mistaken. I purchased a 2006 Nissan Altima.
On driving the Altima home about 10 miles I noticed that the car was very small and that the seats were about on half the height of my Ford Windstar and were not comfortable. This was a bad discovery. My wife has serious arthritis in her legs and would be the primary driver of this vehicle. She would have a very hard time getting into a the drivers seat and a much harder time getting out of the vehicle, because it is too low.
After a short sleepless night I decided to take the car back to Denton North Texas Nissan early Dec 15th Friday morning about 8:30 AM, so they could take the car back before it was registered. I explained to the Sales Manager the problem with the car and that I could not keep the car.
The Sales Manager, personally said, there was no 3 day return policy in Texas and would not take the car back unless I purchased another vehicle. Otherwise, he said that the car would be reposed and ruin my credit. To complete the nightmare UNDER DURESS 2 hours later I purchased another vehicle without my wife.
Now I am stuck with a 2007 Nissan Xteria for $21K Plus dollars, which is too much money for the truck. It is better than the Altima, but it was designed for Off Road use, which I will never do. Also the seats are stiff, not comfortable, poor Gas Mileage, and the truck rides is 100 times rougher than my 10 year old Ford Winstar. Not the right vehicle for my family.
I would like to end this nightmare and keep my good credit and return the truck and get back my trade or the value for the trade.
Is there anything that can be done? I need assistance.
John
Lewisville, Texas
U.S.A.
My old 1996 Ford Windstar with 133K miles was being coming undependable.
So, last Thursday Dec 14, 2006, I went alone, my wife was not feeling well, to look at Nissan vehicles at the Dealership; because they had sales ads. After being pressured by the sales staff till about midnight, over 3.5 hours, and not returning my trade vehicle's keys.
Then, I made my mistaken. I purchased a 2006 Nissan Altima.
On driving the Altima home about 10 miles I noticed that the car was very small and that the seats were about on half the height of my Ford Windstar and were not comfortable. This was a bad discovery. My wife has serious arthritis in her legs and would be the primary driver of this vehicle. She would have a very hard time getting into a the drivers seat and a much harder time getting out of the vehicle, because it is too low.
After a short sleepless night I decided to take the car back to Denton North Texas Nissan early Dec 15th Friday morning about 8:30 AM, so they could take the car back before it was registered. I explained to the Sales Manager the problem with the car and that I could not keep the car.
The Sales Manager, personally said, there was no 3 day return policy in Texas and would not take the car back unless I purchased another vehicle. Otherwise, he said that the car would be reposed and ruin my credit. To complete the nightmare UNDER DURESS 2 hours later I purchased another vehicle without my wife.
Now I am stuck with a 2007 Nissan Xteria for $21K Plus dollars, which is too much money for the truck. It is better than the Altima, but it was designed for Off Road use, which I will never do. Also the seats are stiff, not comfortable, poor Gas Mileage, and the truck rides is 100 times rougher than my 10 year old Ford Winstar. Not the right vehicle for my family.
I would like to end this nightmare and keep my good credit and return the truck and get back my trade or the value for the trade.
Is there anything that can be done? I need assistance.
John
Lewisville, Texas
U.S.A.
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Tim
Southlake,Texas,
U.S.A.
Make sure you really want a car before you buy it
#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, June 01, 2007
How is it their fault you decided to purchase a car and signed a contract stating you wanted to buy it. If it were that easy to unwind a deal, I would be out buying a Mercedes for the night to take my girlfriend around town. The right of recession doesnt apply in cases where you go to a business and buy a car. It only applies when the seller comes to you house and you buy something to make them leave. The 3 day rule is brought up all the time but does not apply.
