Staten Island Nissan ripoff dealer engages in bait and switch con Staten Island New York

Hey Alex I called this sucky car dealer and they have some BIMBO awnsering the phone. Seems like she has been programed to keep all upset people far away from anybody in management. I am willing to bet that your Attorney General has many complaints on this Nissan dealer.

As far as them trying to get you to sign a deal that is like this below, that would be a bad deal for you, $.20 per mile over the limit, most can do $.10 to 15. Normal yearly milage today 15,000 to 20,000

DUDE they would be giving you the big HIGH HARD ONE in a car deal like that. F&I manager just felt that they did not go deep enough on the first car deal and wanted you to come back to the scene of the slime and let them go GO DEEPER.

As far as this below, sounds like they tryed to double team you

"I would like to keep our original agreement, but before I sign any papers, I need to see the lease agreement form to verify all information. Nabil told me that he did not have the lease agreement."

Nabil told you that he did not have the origanal lease agreement because he did not want you to see HOW MUCH DEEPER they had plans to go with a new contract. I am now giving you some good helpful info. I want you to contact your AG's office and print off a copy of your Rip Off Report and give it to them.

Alex you need to go to this below web site and look for one of the AG's office that is close to you. Bring them a copy of your Rip Off Report. This car dealer needs to have it's a*s KICKED. I will help you anyway I can.
www.oag.state.ny.us/contact/addresses.html#hotline

Alex you also need to do a search on this web site about the BBB, Trust me they suck. They only hide Rip Off's from the public. They get their money from the businesses they are watching. So who's side of the fence are they going to be on? NOT YOURS!

Also I called your SUCKY car dealer and got some other CLOWN who did not want me to talk to his GM. Sounds like they keep unhappy car buyers FAR away from the managers.

I also would contact Nissan Motor Crop and tell them to look DEEP into this dealers CSI numbers. I am willing to bet that many new car buyers that are unhappy never get a CSI survey. Tell Nissan that you think that this car dealer might be doing "CSI Diversion". That will soil the manager's morning newspaper!

Alex use this below contact info amd make sure that they get a cop of your Rip Off Report. Also make sure that they know that you are going to meet up with New York's AG Because this dealer like to bait and switch.

webmaster@NissanUSA.com

Print of a copy of your Rip Off Report and mail it to the following address. Make sure that they get to read what I posted!
Nissan Consumer Affairs
P.O. Box 191
Gardena, CA 90248
(800) NISSAN-1 (or 800-647-7261)

If you want more helpful info from me just post a request for it. Make sure that you tell Nissan that a Rip Off Report Advocate feels that this dealer might be DIVERTING CSI on unhappy car buyers! They will understand what I am talking about.

Hey Alex I called this sucky car dealer and they have some BIMBO awnsering the phone. Seems like she has been programed to keep all upset people far away from anybody in management. I am willing to bet that your Attorney General has many complaints on this Nissan dealer.

As far as them trying to get you to sign a deal that is like this below, that would be a bad deal for you, $.20 per mile over the limit, most can do $.10 to 15. Normal yearly milage today 15,000 to 20,000

DUDE they would be giving you the big HIGH HARD ONE in a car deal like that. F&I manager just felt that they did not go deep enough on the first car deal and wanted you to come back to the scene of the slime and let them go GO DEEPER.

As far as this below, sounds like they tryed to double team you

"I would like to keep our original agreement, but before I sign any papers, I need to see the lease agreement form to verify all information. Nabil told me that he did not have the lease agreement."

Nabil told you that he did not have the origanal lease agreement because he did not want you to see HOW MUCH DEEPER they had plans to go with a new contract. I am now giving you some good helpful info. I want you to contact your AG's office and print off a copy of your Rip Off Report and give it to them.

Alex you need to go to this below web site and look for one of the AG's office that is close to you. Bring them a copy of your Rip Off Report. This car dealer needs to have it's a*s KICKED. I will help you anyway I can.
www.oag.state.ny.us/contact/addresses.html#hotline

Alex you also need to do a search on this web site about the BBB, Trust me they suck. They only hide Rip Off's from the public. They get their money from the businesses they are watching. So who's side of the fence are they going to be on? NOT YOURS!

Also I called your SUCKY car dealer and got some other CLOWN who did not want me to talk to his GM. Sounds like they keep unhappy car buyers FAR away from the managers.

I also would contact Nissan Motor Crop and tell them to look DEEP into this dealers CSI numbers. I am willing to bet that many new car buyers that are unhappy never get a CSI survey. Tell Nissan that you think that this car dealer might be doing "CSI Diversion". That will soil the manager's morning newspaper!

Alex use this below contact info amd make sure that they get a cop of your Rip Off Report. Also make sure that they know that you are going to meet up with New York's AG Because this dealer like to bait and switch.

webmaster@NissanUSA.com

Print of a copy of your Rip Off Report and mail it to the following address. Make sure that they get to read what I posted!
Nissan Consumer Affairs
P.O. Box 191
Gardena, CA 90248
(800) NISSAN-1 (or 800-647-7261)

If you want more helpful info from me just post a request for it. Make sure that you tell Nissan that a Rip Off Report Advocate feels that this dealer might be DIVERTING CSI on unhappy car buyers! They will understand what I am talking about.

Hey Alex I called this sucky car dealer and they have some BIMBO awnsering the phone. Seems like she has been programed to keep all upset people far away from anybody in management. I am willing to bet that your Attorney General has many complaints on this Nissan dealer.

As far as them trying to get you to sign a deal that is like this below, that would be a bad deal for you, $.20 per mile over the limit, most can do $.10 to 15. Normal yearly milage today 15,000 to 20,000

DUDE they would be giving you the big HIGH HARD ONE in a car deal like that. F&I manager just felt that they did not go deep enough on the first car deal and wanted you to come back to the scene of the slime and let them go GO DEEPER.

As far as this below, sounds like they tryed to double team you

"I would like to keep our original agreement, but before I sign any papers, I need to see the lease agreement form to verify all information. Nabil told me that he did not have the lease agreement."

Nabil told you that he did not have the origanal lease agreement because he did not want you to see HOW MUCH DEEPER they had plans to go with a new contract. I am now giving you some good helpful info. I want you to contact your AG's office and print off a copy of your Rip Off Report and give it to them.

Alex you need to go to this below web site and look for one of the AG's office that is close to you. Bring them a copy of your Rip Off Report. This car dealer needs to have it's a*s KICKED. I will help you anyway I can.
www.oag.state.ny.us/contact/addresses.html#hotline

Alex you also need to do a search on this web site about the BBB, Trust me they suck. They only hide Rip Off's from the public. They get their money from the businesses they are watching. So who's side of the fence are they going to be on? NOT YOURS!

Also I called your SUCKY car dealer and got some other CLOWN who did not want me to talk to his GM. Sounds like they keep unhappy car buyers FAR away from the managers.

I also would contact Nissan Motor Crop and tell them to look DEEP into this dealers CSI numbers. I am willing to bet that many new car buyers that are unhappy never get a CSI survey. Tell Nissan that you think that this car dealer might be doing "CSI Diversion". That will soil the manager's morning newspaper!

Alex use this below contact info amd make sure that they get a cop of your Rip Off Report. Also make sure that they know that you are going to meet up with New York's AG Because this dealer like to bait and switch.

webmaster@NissanUSA.com

Print of a copy of your Rip Off Report and mail it to the following address. Make sure that they get to read what I posted!
Nissan Consumer Affairs
P.O. Box 191
Gardena, CA 90248
(800) NISSAN-1 (or 800-647-7261)

If you want more helpful info from me just post a request for it. Make sure that you tell Nissan that a Rip Off Report Advocate feels that this dealer might be DIVERTING CSI on unhappy car buyers! They will understand what I am talking about.

Hey Alex I called this sucky car dealer and they have some BIMBO awnsering the phone. Seems like she has been programed to keep all upset people far away from anybody in management. I am willing to bet that your Attorney General has many complaints on this Nissan dealer.

As far as them trying to get you to sign a deal that is like this below, that would be a bad deal for you, $.20 per mile over the limit, most can do $.10 to 15. Normal yearly milage today 15,000 to 20,000

DUDE they would be giving you the big HIGH HARD ONE in a car deal like that. F&I manager just felt that they did not go deep enough on the first car deal and wanted you to come back to the scene of the slime and let them go GO DEEPER.

As far as this below, sounds like they tryed to double team you

"I would like to keep our original agreement, but before I sign any papers, I need to see the lease agreement form to verify all information. Nabil told me that he did not have the lease agreement."

Nabil told you that he did not have the origanal lease agreement because he did not want you to see HOW MUCH DEEPER they had plans to go with a new contract. I am now giving you some good helpful info. I want you to contact your AG's office and print off a copy of your Rip Off Report and give it to them.

Alex you need to go to this below web site and look for one of the AG's office that is close to you. Bring them a copy of your Rip Off Report. This car dealer needs to have it's a*s KICKED. I will help you anyway I can.
www.oag.state.ny.us/contact/addresses.html#hotline

Alex you also need to do a search on this web site about the BBB, Trust me they suck. They only hide Rip Off's from the public. They get their money from the businesses they are watching. So who's side of the fence are they going to be on? NOT YOURS!

Also I called your SUCKY car dealer and got some other CLOWN who did not want me to talk to his GM. Sounds like they keep unhappy car buyers FAR away from the managers.

I also would contact Nissan Motor Crop and tell them to look DEEP into this dealers CSI numbers. I am willing to bet that many new car buyers that are unhappy never get a CSI survey. Tell Nissan that you think that this car dealer might be doing "CSI Diversion". That will soil the manager's morning newspaper!

Alex use this below contact info amd make sure that they get a cop of your Rip Off Report. Also make sure that they know that you are going to meet up with New York's AG Because this dealer like to bait and switch.

webmaster@NissanUSA.com

Print of a copy of your Rip Off Report and mail it to the following address. Make sure that they get to read what I posted!
Nissan Consumer Affairs
P.O. Box 191
Gardena, CA 90248
(800) NISSAN-1 (or 800-647-7261)

If you want more helpful info from me just post a request for it. Make sure that you tell Nissan that a Rip Off Report Advocate feels that this dealer might be DIVERTING CSI on unhappy car buyers! They will understand what I am talking about.

Alex many car dealers love to play Rip Off Games. They love to take advantage of car buyers every chance they get. The ones that really get pissed off are the ones that know they have rip Off Reports.

It is a shame I can't find attorney Generals like Eliot. Eliot has the balls to spank dirty car dealers. Maybe one day I can say the same about other AG's in this counrty. Below is proof that New York's AG kicks a*s.
Funny how many that got their a*s KICKED were Nissan dealers!

www.oag.state.ny.us/search?NS-search-page=results

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2003/mar/mar18b_03.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/aug/aug31a_04.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2000/oct/oct12a_00.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/mar/mar31a_04.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/mar/mar31b_04.html

Here is a small list of games they played!

Promote the lowest prices in ads, without disclosing (or doing so in extremely fine print) that the advertised price excluded a range of additional fees and charges or applied rebates of very limited availability;

Promote "$0 Down payment" that misleads consumers into believing they can complete the purchase/lease of a vehicle without paying-out any money. Consumers later learn that registration fees, taxes and other charges must be paid when the contract is signed;

Advertise "0% APR" that fails to disclose conditions, qualifications and limitations that materially affect the offer's availability and violates the federal Truth-In-Lending law;

Advertise low monthly lease payments in violation of federal advertising laws that require the disclosure of information about other costs that would significantly increase the total cost of leasing; and

Promote "Bad Credit? No Problem!" ads that mislead consumers into believing that they can receive financing regardless of their credit history and fails to disclose that the finance rates for high risk borrowers may be prohibitively high.

Deceptive advertising which prominently displayed "$0 down payment" with significantly smaller print indicating such information as the total amount due at lease signing;

Failure to state the total amount due at lease inception;

Failure to state whether or not a security deposit is required; and
inadequate disclosure of important qualifications necessary to lease a car through a rebate offer or at a stated annual percentage rate.

Prominently displaying favorable down payments, for example "Just $89 Down Delivers," but failing to disclose other credit terms as required by federal regulations;

Announcing "Absolutely no credit applications will be refused," which could mislead consumers into believing that everyone would receive financing regardless of credit history;

Falsely implying that a certification office of a prominent firm had selected Royal Auto to conduct a huge factory liquidation sale, when such was not the case;

Claiming "$1,000 Below Dealer Cost," a deceptive comparison between a vehicle sale price to the purported dealer "invoice" price. The Attorney General's guidelines consider this representation to be misleading because the invoice price does not accurately reflect the dealer's ultimate cost; and

Using phrases such as "Up to $4,000 Off," which failed to disclose the basis for the price comparison.

You got to love Rip Off Report for exposing the auto industry. Automotive News EAT YOUR HEART OUT!

Alex many car dealers love to play Rip Off Games. They love to take advantage of car buyers every chance they get. The ones that really get pissed off are the ones that know they have rip Off Reports.

It is a shame I can't find attorney Generals like Eliot. Eliot has the balls to spank dirty car dealers. Maybe one day I can say the same about other AG's in this counrty. Below is proof that New York's AG kicks a*s.
Funny how many that got their a*s KICKED were Nissan dealers!

www.oag.state.ny.us/search?NS-search-page=results

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2003/mar/mar18b_03.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/aug/aug31a_04.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2000/oct/oct12a_00.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/mar/mar31a_04.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/mar/mar31b_04.html

Here is a small list of games they played!

Promote the lowest prices in ads, without disclosing (or doing so in extremely fine print) that the advertised price excluded a range of additional fees and charges or applied rebates of very limited availability;

Promote "$0 Down payment" that misleads consumers into believing they can complete the purchase/lease of a vehicle without paying-out any money. Consumers later learn that registration fees, taxes and other charges must be paid when the contract is signed;

Advertise "0% APR" that fails to disclose conditions, qualifications and limitations that materially affect the offer's availability and violates the federal Truth-In-Lending law;

Advertise low monthly lease payments in violation of federal advertising laws that require the disclosure of information about other costs that would significantly increase the total cost of leasing; and

Promote "Bad Credit? No Problem!" ads that mislead consumers into believing that they can receive financing regardless of their credit history and fails to disclose that the finance rates for high risk borrowers may be prohibitively high.

Deceptive advertising which prominently displayed "$0 down payment" with significantly smaller print indicating such information as the total amount due at lease signing;

Failure to state the total amount due at lease inception;

Failure to state whether or not a security deposit is required; and
inadequate disclosure of important qualifications necessary to lease a car through a rebate offer or at a stated annual percentage rate.

Prominently displaying favorable down payments, for example "Just $89 Down Delivers," but failing to disclose other credit terms as required by federal regulations;

Announcing "Absolutely no credit applications will be refused," which could mislead consumers into believing that everyone would receive financing regardless of credit history;

Falsely implying that a certification office of a prominent firm had selected Royal Auto to conduct a huge factory liquidation sale, when such was not the case;

Claiming "$1,000 Below Dealer Cost," a deceptive comparison between a vehicle sale price to the purported dealer "invoice" price. The Attorney General's guidelines consider this representation to be misleading because the invoice price does not accurately reflect the dealer's ultimate cost; and

Using phrases such as "Up to $4,000 Off," which failed to disclose the basis for the price comparison.

You got to love Rip Off Report for exposing the auto industry. Automotive News EAT YOUR HEART OUT!

Alex many car dealers love to play Rip Off Games. They love to take advantage of car buyers every chance they get. The ones that really get pissed off are the ones that know they have rip Off Reports.

It is a shame I can't find attorney Generals like Eliot. Eliot has the balls to spank dirty car dealers. Maybe one day I can say the same about other AG's in this counrty. Below is proof that New York's AG kicks a*s.
Funny how many that got their a*s KICKED were Nissan dealers!

www.oag.state.ny.us/search?NS-search-page=results

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2003/mar/mar18b_03.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/aug/aug31a_04.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2000/oct/oct12a_00.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/mar/mar31a_04.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/mar/mar31b_04.html

Here is a small list of games they played!

Promote the lowest prices in ads, without disclosing (or doing so in extremely fine print) that the advertised price excluded a range of additional fees and charges or applied rebates of very limited availability;

Promote "$0 Down payment" that misleads consumers into believing they can complete the purchase/lease of a vehicle without paying-out any money. Consumers later learn that registration fees, taxes and other charges must be paid when the contract is signed;

Advertise "0% APR" that fails to disclose conditions, qualifications and limitations that materially affect the offer's availability and violates the federal Truth-In-Lending law;

Advertise low monthly lease payments in violation of federal advertising laws that require the disclosure of information about other costs that would significantly increase the total cost of leasing; and

Promote "Bad Credit? No Problem!" ads that mislead consumers into believing that they can receive financing regardless of their credit history and fails to disclose that the finance rates for high risk borrowers may be prohibitively high.

Deceptive advertising which prominently displayed "$0 down payment" with significantly smaller print indicating such information as the total amount due at lease signing;

Failure to state the total amount due at lease inception;

Failure to state whether or not a security deposit is required; and
inadequate disclosure of important qualifications necessary to lease a car through a rebate offer or at a stated annual percentage rate.

Prominently displaying favorable down payments, for example "Just $89 Down Delivers," but failing to disclose other credit terms as required by federal regulations;

Announcing "Absolutely no credit applications will be refused," which could mislead consumers into believing that everyone would receive financing regardless of credit history;

Falsely implying that a certification office of a prominent firm had selected Royal Auto to conduct a huge factory liquidation sale, when such was not the case;

Claiming "$1,000 Below Dealer Cost," a deceptive comparison between a vehicle sale price to the purported dealer "invoice" price. The Attorney General's guidelines consider this representation to be misleading because the invoice price does not accurately reflect the dealer's ultimate cost; and

Using phrases such as "Up to $4,000 Off," which failed to disclose the basis for the price comparison.

You got to love Rip Off Report for exposing the auto industry. Automotive News EAT YOUR HEART OUT!

Alex many car dealers love to play Rip Off Games. They love to take advantage of car buyers every chance they get. The ones that really get pissed off are the ones that know they have rip Off Reports.

It is a shame I can't find attorney Generals like Eliot. Eliot has the balls to spank dirty car dealers. Maybe one day I can say the same about other AG's in this counrty. Below is proof that New York's AG kicks a*s.
Funny how many that got their a*s KICKED were Nissan dealers!

www.oag.state.ny.us/search?NS-search-page=results

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2003/mar/mar18b_03.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/aug/aug31a_04.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2000/oct/oct12a_00.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/mar/mar31a_04.html

www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/mar/mar31b_04.html

Here is a small list of games they played!

Promote the lowest prices in ads, without disclosing (or doing so in extremely fine print) that the advertised price excluded a range of additional fees and charges or applied rebates of very limited availability;

Promote "$0 Down payment" that misleads consumers into believing they can complete the purchase/lease of a vehicle without paying-out any money. Consumers later learn that registration fees, taxes and other charges must be paid when the contract is signed;

Advertise "0% APR" that fails to disclose conditions, qualifications and limitations that materially affect the offer's availability and violates the federal Truth-In-Lending law;

Advertise low monthly lease payments in violation of federal advertising laws that require the disclosure of information about other costs that would significantly increase the total cost of leasing; and

Promote "Bad Credit? No Problem!" ads that mislead consumers into believing that they can receive financing regardless of their credit history and fails to disclose that the finance rates for high risk borrowers may be prohibitively high.

Deceptive advertising which prominently displayed "$0 down payment" with significantly smaller print indicating such information as the total amount due at lease signing;

Failure to state the total amount due at lease inception;

Failure to state whether or not a security deposit is required; and
inadequate disclosure of important qualifications necessary to lease a car through a rebate offer or at a stated annual percentage rate.

Prominently displaying favorable down payments, for example "Just $89 Down Delivers," but failing to disclose other credit terms as required by federal regulations;

Announcing "Absolutely no credit applications will be refused," which could mislead consumers into believing that everyone would receive financing regardless of credit history;

Falsely implying that a certification office of a prominent firm had selected Royal Auto to conduct a huge factory liquidation sale, when such was not the case;

Claiming "$1,000 Below Dealer Cost," a deceptive comparison between a vehicle sale price to the purported dealer "invoice" price. The Attorney General's guidelines consider this representation to be misleading because the invoice price does not accurately reflect the dealer's ultimate cost; and

Using phrases such as "Up to $4,000 Off," which failed to disclose the basis for the price comparison.

You got to love Rip Off Report for exposing the auto industry. Automotive News EAT YOUR HEART OUT!