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Complaint Review: Middle town nissan - Middletown Connecticut

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  • Middle town nissan 1153 Newfield Street Middletown, Connecticut United States of America

Middle town nissan Bought a Car from Dealership and within 24 hours it Broke Middletown , Connecticut

*Consumer Comment: Unfortunately

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I went to Nissan of Middletown and bought a 1999 Saab with 62,000 miles for $8,500 and a $986 1 year warranty. The very next day it broke down in my drive-way. I called their offices and was told to tow the car back. I live in Norwich so to towing bill was $190.00. When i arrived they took a look at it and determined that there was "water on the spark plug". I drove it home that day. The next day i was too nervous to take it out, but the following day i realized i had to. I was able to drive it to a local department store but as i was leaving the car broke down again. I was able to get it started however the check engine light came on. I got home and called the dealership. In frustration i asked for my money back, they told me they dont do refunds but that they could take a look and then informed me quote "we don't even have to do that". I took it back today and it was determined that a new air control motor. They informed me that they would not pay the expense and also that the warranty i bought did not cover this part. The price of the part was $537. When i was leaving i was handed my bill the bill showed that i did not owe anything, nothing for parts, labor or other and i was told that everything was "all set" and that i could go. I made sure that this was true and they reassured me that it was. I left with a copy of the bill as well as a copy of the one when i had it looked at on monday. At around 4:30 i received a call from the service department and they demanded payment. When I told them that i was looking at a bill that said i owed nothing they said that was a mistake and that they want my credit card number. When I had called a local Nissan dealership to ask if i could get it serviced there because of its close proximity to where i live they told me that the Middletown Nissan is known for "not standing by their cars". 

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#1 Consumer Comment

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AUTHOR: Jeepinphil - (United States of America)

POSTED: Saturday, December 19, 2009

  The law in CT states that "If the vehicle is more than seven years old or is sold for less than $3,000, the dealer can sell the car "As Is." This must also be stated on the Buyer's Guide window sticker. This means that the buyer should beware. If this vehicle experiences a serious mechanical breakdown within days of the purchase, the consumer has no warranty protection."

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