Name: Nissan
Rating: 1.61

“Received email informing me that due to low usage, the NissanConnect app is being pulled. No replacement. Appalling considering the connectivity was prominent in their marketing information. Contacted Nissan-Service only to receive a condescending reply basically repeating what the original email said. Worried now they might want the climate control back...”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Bought a 2016 car, it took a month to get visibility of the service check they carried out and it had numerous issues that I would have expected to be picked up and fixed. It had water in the boot that I noticed, they took it in and said it doesn't leak and cleaned it out. It's now got pools of water back in there. Crack in the condenser that wasn't picked up, faulty indicator that I had to argue was faulty and the interior light needed a replacement. They agreed to a discount of a service but I'm finding I'm having to chase every week to try and get this is writing despite the sales managing confirming he would do this. Fed up of the effort and time they take up in me chasing to try and get things done. My 12 year old car I had before this had fewer issues.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Extremely annoyed at a Nissan Customer Care Case Manager doubting FACTS we have been told by the garage about the fault on our car happening whilst it has been there, at the garage and doubting FACTS we have been told by our insurance company. We are waiting for a call back from a Customer Care Team Manager.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Terrible customer care. Been on hold for over and hour and 10 mins.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Don't buy a Nissan they will sell you one but if it goes wrong they don't want to know if they recall it for an inspection they will return it mud on all seats scratch on the side wiring damaged smelling of cigarettes marks on the head lining the list goes on and there customer services want nothing to do with me say its a 3rd party inspection not them and wont help Waste of my time and money will never in my life time buy a nissan”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Got an ex Demonstrator Navara in August. Same month an issue occurred with Ad Blue light coming up on the dashboard. It has been being repaired for the last 7 weeks with the HQ engineers being unable to establish the cause of the issue. During this period I have been driving Nissan Micra until the manager of the local dealership took over the case and informed me that I can contact Nissan and request like for like replacement. I did raise a complaint case as instructed however Nissan cannot provide me Navara with a hard top and so I have been driving a mini van without windows which freaks out my dogs plus there is only space for 2 passengers squashed, in addition the comfort of driving is very poor. I have also been informed that I cannot be reimbursed almost £1,000 to cover for 2 finance instalments which I paid for a broken car sitting in a local dealership as Nissan HQ does not provide financial compensation. What’s more, there have been ongoing discussions between the local dealership manager (who has been very helpful) and the HQ and the issue around the HQ engineers not being able to pin point the root cause. Nissan HQ have been adamant to approve order of new parts or replace my vehicle without knowing what the root cause is. It seems that they might have a solution now however the parts are coming from Japan so again more delay. I would like to emphasize that it is Nissan HQ who have been unable to pin point the root cause and it is Nissan HQ who released vehicles on a market without appropriate Quality Assurance tests – it turns out that the Ad Blue issue occurs quite often since it has been released aiming to minimise emission levels. As a customer I have been forced to wait for 7+ weeks without my car, I have lost £1,000 so far, I have clearly established that a warranty does NOT mean anything except from waiting and losing money. Nissan HQ are also far from supporting vehicle replacements when clearly it is their solution design and/or manufacturing fault and a lack of sufficient testing – all resulting in releasing vehicles on a market without a knowledge of how to repair them in case something goes wrong.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Ought ‘68’ plate nisha Qashqai from dealership with service plan as the RAC cover was included as added benefit. Needed them firstly when alarm went off 4 times in less than 24 hours. So, called them to get it checked but after waiting for almost 3 hours, got a call from unknown no mentioning that due to shortage of on road crews, unable to attend me and offered me next days appointment. Came down next day and connected his computer and said it was all ok. Fine... happy days...!!! Few days back had amber warning light on dashboard so called them again. The person politely took all the information and informed that someone will be with you in 2-3 hours. Within 5 minutes, got call from ‘Walsall’ area, me ruining same reason as earlier and offered next day appointment which did not accepted as had to leave for meeting early morning. The guy kept asking same question: do you want me to cancel this one as no one can attend you now and can see you in morning? Upon my answer: no I do t want to cancel it, it’s up to you if you want to cancel it, you can. Put the phone down and asked my local garage mechanic who came down and diagnosed the fault. As my car was in warranty, he left it as it is for Nissan to deal with and the issue was not serious. The dealership offered me appointment for 3 days later which was fine and when I asked them to raise this complaint, they asked me to contact Nissan directly. Spent good time with them on phone and managed to get reference for complaint. Today got call from Nissan who me ruined that I need to raise this with RAC as they have outsourced this to them and it’s an added benefit of having service plan. So just getting pass from pillar to post but not getting anywhere as everyone is trying to pass this to someone else. PLEASE DO NOT GET CAUGHT AND AVOID THIS SERVICE IF TOU ARE THINKING SAME WAY AS ME. It might be ok if you are just looking for service from company without any other associated benefit. Many thanks”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I took my Qashqai in Westway Nissan as they had previously noted work after a service.Since the service my air con was blowing g cold one side and hot on the passenger side.I told them I wanted it looked for this problem On driving the car home the air con was exactly the same.I rang an rebooted it back in to look at it.I found the attitude of the service person totally un customer friendly.He could find no record of me rebooking and I could se from his attitude it was a burden.He asked me how much I had been quoted.This annoyed me further as zi had paid £99.00 for the air con health check.I asked him what a health chef entailed and he said de gaz regaz and a visual check.So they take no notice of what they tell is the problem.In future I shall look elsewhere.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“If i could give zero i would. Contacted Nissan uk about my 2009 Qashqai. Wited nearly 2 weeks for a reply and was passed onto Nissan in Paris to a guy called Steve. He seemed very helpful and said he would try to sort the problem and promised to get back to me within 24hrs. 48hrs later i got an email from Nissan UK telling me to virtually go to a dealer and sort it out yourself. As i live in Spain and dealers are sparce and my Spanish is not good especially technical language i thought this was passing the buck to someone else to deal with it. If i was told they had contacted a dealer close and spoke about the problem and at least gave me an answer they could fix it or not it would not have been so bad. As usual i,m too far away and out of sight out of mind. Pathetic.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“After receiving a second letter from your Aftersales Director stating as part of our process of continuous improvement at Nissan, we have identified a potential safety concern ( chassis) with your Nissan Navara reg KW60HTA. Knowing that if I ignored the letter and I was involved in an accident relating to the failure of the chassis I would not have been covered by insurance I began to make arrangements for my vehicle to be inspected. This took several days as the number given immediately gave an automated message saying your call is important to us and you will be connected to our next available operator if it continued with the wait time of twenty minutes, I terminated the call and phoned back. When the wait time was as it said once eight minutes, I made the decision to wait. The music stopped and it went to a ring tone giving the possibility it will be answered, but no it went back to the music or another voice announcement saying how important my call was. This went on for several days until eventually after at least ninety minutes of phone time ( I have not received my phone bill to date to be more precise) I managed to speak to an operator and book my car in. When I collected my vehicle and I started to drive it, I immediately knew it was not running right but I could not ascertain why. The next day I noticed stains on the road outside my gravel driveway, that at the time I thought were from a delivery van. It wasn’t until I dropped someone off by their house just up the road from where I live that they asked me to go back and see the trail of fluid left on the road from my car. I was concerned that continuing to drive the vehicle that was losing so much fluid that I did not know where it was coming from could damage the vehicle. At 9.15 the following day I telephoned the Inspection Centre when I eventually got through, I was told this had to be recorded as a complaint and someone would contact me. They did and I was told it was my responsibility not Nissan to ascertain what the problem was. I explained I needed my vehicle for work and there was nothing wrong with it when it left me for recall. With Nissan taking no responsibility, I had no choice but to phone the AA. Following an inspection of my vehicle the AA recovery man thought there was a hole at the top of my fuel tank because the fluid was diesel. He arranged for me to take the vehicle to the nearest garage (six miles from my address) as it was leaking diesel on to the road which is a safety hazard for motorcyclist. He then took me to Enterprise in Bedford where the AA had arranged a hire car for me. I arrived home around 3pm and immediately phoned the complaint centre to tell them what the AA believed the issue was. I was told that I should have taken it to a Nissan garage and that Nissan would not take a diagnosis from an independent garage. Having spent six hours already either on the telephone or with the AA and having to cancel two meetings at short notice because I had no transport I was feeling extremely upset. Nissan Bedford was my nearest dealer so I felt I had no option but to do what your representative told me I should have done; as I had an extremely busy work load and I needed my vehicle road worthy. I rang a nearby neighbour to ask them if they could me to the local garage so I could pick my car up and take me to Nissan if I imbursed them for their time and use of their vehicle. By the time we arrived at the Nissan Garage it was approximately 16.45. I admit I was extremely worried about the amount of valuable time I had wasted, frustrated that no one seemed to care and not having the opportunity to eat during the day, I was feeling mentally and physically exhausted. When asked by the assistant if they could help, I put my car keys on the counter with the recall letter and said’ I need someone to look at my vehicle, it is leaking diesel since the recall and I cannot drive it.’ They asked me to sit down while they went to speak to two other members of staff. After a few minutes one of the staff returned and said, words to the effect ‘we did not do you vehicle, we are not responsible.’ I said, ‘I know, but I have been told to take it to my nearest Nissan Garage.’ The response again to the effect of ‘ we are not a Nissen Garage it is not our responsibility you have to book it in as a break down and it will be called in, in about two weeks.’ When I pointed to the Nissan sign above my head and to all the Nissan vehicles on the forecourt I was told again they were not an Nissen garage Knowing that this was not my fault and certainly not a break down as well as the urgency to have a car for my work commitments (the hire care had to be retuned the next day) I was beside myself crying and pleading that they at least looked at it as I could not legally drive it. I could have been reported for driving a vehicle in a dangerous condition and well as being a dangerous hazard to other road users. I was given my keys and told to leave the showroom and not return. I refused to take them saying I cannot drive my vehicle and walked out to my neighbour’s car. To which point one of the staff walked from the showroom with my keys in her hand in a patronising way and gave them to the driver telling me that I had to move my vehicle, or they would get it removed from their forecourt. I could not believe their customer car. If they had said sorry but we are unable to help, lets us see what we can do to help your situation or sit down have a coffee and let’s start again, instead they said I was aggressive, but as I said I was extremely upset, frustrated that no one would listen and well as feeling physically tired and mentally drained from the whole experience. I was pleading but I was not aggressive. Not knowing what to do I phoned Steve from the Nissan Garage in Kettering who I had been speaking to earlier in the day when I was booking another Nissan in for recall. Steve throughout the day had been really supportive and his customer care helped me resolve the issue. He arranged for me to take my vehicle in to his workshop the following day and by the next day ascertained that the fuel pipe had not been connected properly hence the loss of diesel when I was driving. I absolutely love my vehicle, so I was very extremely reluctant to allow someone else to drive the one hundred and seventy-nine miles on the recall. To find out it could have been seen to at Kettering was again disappointing especially as since it has returned it does not drive the same. Something I can never prove but I knew my vehicle and how it handled. When I contacted the complaints centre to inform them the fuel pipe had not been connected, I asked if I would be compensated for the experience I had just been through. I was told they could offer me half a tank of diesel as it was my choice to return the vehicle on recall as this was a good will gesture. When I explained that at no time was, I give a choice as on the two letters I received it states ‘we have identified a potential safety concern. If I had not acted on the recall and I was involved in an accident especially if I was going to use it for towing, then I would not have been covered by my insurance. Again, I was told it was just a good will gesture by Nissan. When I was booking my vehicle in and expressing my concerns that it had to be driven by someone else not once did the representative say, it was a good will gesture and I did not have to book it in for recall. I was not looking for more than I deserved but half a tank of diesel did not cover: • The cost of the telephone calls I had to make to resolve the issue: • The loss of two days work and having to cancel three important meetings at short notice • A fee of £21.00 towards the hire car • £35 to pay for my neighbour to drive me ninety-four miles over two days • The loss of diesel from my car from the pipe that was not connected correctly • The cost of diesel to cover the sixty miles driving it to and from the three garages to get it resolved. This letter was sent to the Director Alex Smith - I was only asking for £200 to cover all my expenses, my time and the awful experience - the result submit your receipts - They really did not get it. More of my times and no concern for the time I wasted and the experience I had.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“So disappointed After receiving a second letter from your Aftersales Director stating as part of our process of continuous improvement at Nissan, we have identified a potential safety concern ( chassis) with your Nissan Navara reg KW60HTA. Knowing that if I ignored the letter and I was involved in an accident relating to the failure of the chassis I would not have been covered by insurance I began to make arrangements for my vehicle to be inspected. This took several days as the number given immediately gave an automated message saying your call is important to us and you will be connected to our next available operator if it continued with the wait time of twenty minutes, I terminated the call and phoned back. When the wait time was as it said once eight minutes, I made the decision to wait. The music stopped and it went to a ring tone giving the possibility it will be answered, but no it went back to the music or another voice announcement saying how important my call was. This went on for several days until eventually after at least ninety minutes of phone time ( I have not received my phone bill to date to be more precise) I managed to speak to an operator and book my car in. When I collected my vehicle and I started to drive it, I immediately knew it was not running right but I could not ascertain why. The next day I noticed stains on the road outside my gravel driveway, that at the time I thought were from a delivery van. It wasn’t until I dropped someone off by their house just up the road from where I live that they asked me to go back and see the trail of fluid left on the road from my car. I was concerned that continuing to drive the vehicle that was losing so much fluid that I did not know where it was coming from could damage the vehicle. At 9.15 the following day I telephoned the Inspection Centre when I eventually got through, I was told this had to be recorded as a complaint and someone would contact me. They did and I was told it was my responsibility not Nissan to ascertain what the problem was. I explained I needed my vehicle for work and there was nothing wrong with it when it left me for recall. With Nissan taking no responsibility, I had no choice but to phone the AA. Following an inspection of my vehicle the AA recovery man thought there was a hole at the top of my fuel tank because the fluid was diesel. He arranged for me to take the vehicle to the nearest garage (six miles from my address) as it was leaking diesel on to the road which is a safety hazard for motorcyclist. He then took me to Enterprise in Bedford where the AA had arranged a hire car for me. I arrived home around 3pm and immediately phoned the complaint centre to tell them what the AA believed the issue was. I was told that I should have taken it to a Nissan garage and that Nissan would not take a diagnosis from an independent garage. Having spent six hours already either on the telephone or with the AA and having to cancel two meetings at short notice because I had no transport I was feeling extremely upset. Nissan Bedford was my nearest dealer so I felt I had no option but to do what your representative told me I should have done; as I had an extremely busy work load and I needed my vehicle road worthy. I rang a nearby neighbour to ask them if they could me to the local garage so I could pick my car up and take me to Nissan if I imbursed them for their time and use of their vehicle. By the time we arrived at the Nissan Garage it was approximately 16.45. I admit I was extremely worried about the amount of valuable time I had wasted, frustrated that no one seemed to care and not having the opportunity to eat during the day, I was feeling mentally and physically exhausted. When asked by the assistant if they could help, I put my car keys on the counter with the recall letter and said’ I need someone to look at my vehicle, it is leaking diesel since the recall and I cannot drive it.’ They asked me to sit down while they went to speak to two other members of staff. After a few minutes one of the staff returned and said, words to the effect ‘we did not do you vehicle, we are not responsible.’ I said, ‘I know, but I have been told to take it to my nearest Nissan Garage.’ The response again to the effect of ‘ we are not a Nissen Garage it is not our responsibility you have to book it in as a break down and it will be called in, in about two weeks.’ When I pointed to the Nissan sign above my head and to all the Nissan vehicles on the forecourt I was told again they were not an Nissen garage Knowing that this was not my fault and certainly not a break down as well as the urgency to have a car for my work commitments (the hire care had to be retuned the next day) I was beside myself crying and pleading that they at least looked at it as I could not legally drive it. I could have been reported for driving a vehicle in a dangerous condition and well as being a dangerous hazard to other road users. I was given my keys and told to leave the showroom and not return. I refused to take them saying I cannot drive my vehicle and walked out to my neighbour’s car. To which point one of the staff walked from the showroom with my keys in her hand in a patronising way and gave them to the driver telling me that I had to move my vehicle, or they would get it removed from their forecourt. I could not believe their customer car. If they had said sorry but we are unable to help, lets us see what we can do to help your situation or sit down have a coffee and let’s start again, instead they said I was aggressive, but as I said I was extremely upset, frustrated that no one would listen and well as feeling physically tired and mentally drained from the whole experience. I was pleading but I was not aggressive. Not knowing what to do I phoned Steve from the Nissan Garage in Kettering who I had been speaking to earlier in the day when I was booking another Nissan in for recall. Steve throughout the day had been really supportive and his customer care helped me resolve the issue. He arranged for me to take my vehicle in to his workshop the following day and by the next day ascertained that the fuel pipe had not been connected properly hence the loss of diesel when I was driving. I absolutely love my vehicle, so I was very extremely reluctant to allow someone else to drive the one hundred and seventy-nine miles on the recall. To find out it could have been seen to at Kettering was again disappointing especially as since it has returned it does not drive the same. Something I can never prove but I knew my vehicle and how it handled. When I contacted the complaints centre to inform them the fuel pipe had not been connected, I asked if I would be compensated for the experience I had just been through. I was told they could offer me half a tank of diesel as it was my choice to return the vehicle on recall as this was a good will gesture. When I explained that at no time was, I give a choice as on the two letters I received it states ‘we have identified a potential safety concern. If I had not acted on the recall and I was involved in an accident especially if I was going to use it for towing, then I would not have been covered by my insurance. Again, I was told it was just a good will gesture by Nissan. When I was booking my vehicle in and expressing my concerns that it had to be driven by someone else not once did the representative say, it was a good will gesture and I did not have to book it in for recall. I was not looking for more than I deserved but half a tank of diesel did not cover: • The cost of the telephone calls I had to make to resolve the issue: • The loss of two days work and having to cancel three important meetings at short notice • A fee of £21.00 towards the hire car • £35 to pay for my neighbour to drive me ninety-four miles over two days • The loss of diesel from my car from the pipe that was not connected correctly • The cost of diesel to cover the sixty miles driving it to and from the three garages to get it resolved. The result from this letter I wrote to the Director Alex Smith - I asked for £200 to cover the cost for the fuel, car hire and my time but I was asked to submit my receipts to cover the cost of fuel and cost for the hire car - again my time. What is £200 to Nissan for the way I was treated and the customer care I received. They really did not get it”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Took my Navara to the Builder Centre for a big bag of sand, they would not let me drive out with it because it looked dangerous. The payload is supposed to be 1100kg but Nissan say you have to pour the sand into the back to spread the load. Do not buy a Navara if you want to carry loads.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Nissan Motorline Crawley - appalling customer service as they always do. Broken door handle, they asked me to book 2 weeks later for inspection priced at £96. On the day, my wife handed the keys to technician at 8 AM and the car has not been inspected until 14.30 when i visited in person having paid £7 for a taxi. Then they said they were sorry being very busy and 10 minutes later they came back saying that i actually have a broken door handle! I knew i had a broken door handle! the reason i booked appointment was to have it fixed! but instead they said we will have to order the part etc etc and you will have to come back next week and they quoted me £200 to fix it! the part itself costs £15-20 on ebay! where is the £200 price coming for a 2010 car! are you serious? on top of this, i was not offered a glass of water while on customer waiting area. i have to say i have always been happy with Nissan cars having owned 2 so far, however after my experience with Motorline in Crawley i am put off purchasing another Nissan car. i do not want to deal again with this company! they have good reliable cars but apparently their agents cannot represent the company standars good enough and they fail to offer a good customer service. and prices are ridiculous when next doors for the same price they charge you half.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I purchased a Nissan Note 2015 year end car from a main Nissan dealer West Way Nissan. When I bought it, the car was under 3 year full company warranty. After about 3 months I got a whistling noise from the aux belt, started with an occasional noise but increased gradually to the point I have to replace the aux belt. Although under full warranty west way Nissan refused to pay for the replacement. Then just after an yeah I bought the car, engine light lit up on the dashboard, turned out the catalytic converter was broken and needs replacement. West way Nissan mentioned it is not normal for a cat to break for a fairly new car like this with little amount of milage done (37,000 miles) I contacted Nissan UK to file a complaint, they filed the complaint and said will do a good will refund after finding out more about it. Person I phoned for the complaint mentioned they will get back within 2 days. Never did. After 4 days I had to get the issue fixed from outside garage (as in nissan, parts are doubled the price) Then 3 weeks later Nissan got back and said we can agree to pay for your parts. I mentioned why you took 3 weeks to get back and I already got it fixed and asked them to consider refund me the amount it cost me. They refused saying if it is not done with them, they wont refund. Refused to refund the fee for diagnostics which i did with Nissan. They played me. Waited for 3 weeks, then said they can refund now so it looks like a good will act. But practically they did not want to do any good will act at all as they refused to do pay anything as I have already got it fixed. I would not recommend Nissan at all for anyone. Definitely not going to.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I've got a 13 year old Pathfinder. Had it 3 years and love it dearly. MOT inspector said there's some corrosion on the chassis (common fault). So I reached out to my local Nissan dealer as well as Nissan UK. Didn't get very far, if the cars over 12 years old Nissan UK don't care. It's obviously their opinion that their cars shouldn't last longer than 12 years!! So please please be warned folks, if you want a truck that'll last over 12 years, DON'T BUY A NISSAN!!!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I purchased a brand new Qashqai in January 2019. By February 2019 the car was showing numerous faults and booked into Nissan Motorline garage. I was treated like a stupid little woman who could not drive a car properly and was bullied by 3 men, one of them being sales manager. My car subsequently was found to have a faulty gear box which needed replacing after only 950 miles. Both key fobs had low batteries too. I hate the car, am scared to drive it because it cut out and now have been advised it will ake 8-12 weeks before a gear box can be obtained by them! What a terrible service I have received. This was only a couple of the problems, there are more.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Qashqai, 1.5 diesel. Has only done 57,000 miles. (FULL service history), 3 out of 4 injectors failed? Nissan say this is "normal" as a mechanical things fail? (And sorry, it's out of warranty?) This is my First and as from NOW the only Nissan I will ever own. Never, ever will I go near one again. Has to be probably the worst car I have ever had the misfortune to own. NEVER, NEVER again. Please, please if your considering a car purchase? DO NOT TOUCH A NISSAN. P.S. Quoted £375.00 per injector (NOT FITTED) Bosch injectors £142? Go Figure??”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Dear All who want to buy a Nissan from UK, DON'T there is no customer service and I would suggest yo buy from Toyota or Mazda. My mother just bought a Nissan car in Rochdale they reduced the price twice before she decided to buy it. She asked for a further price reduction but was refused, asked for a set of new mats, was given some from another car (second hand), she had to basically beg for these. She asked, since not getting anything from Nissan in spending a huge amount of money on credit card, she asked for a full tank of fuel. Not much to ask for, but again the answer was 'no' and yet she had to spend extra on a wheel kit costing £300 on top of the price of the car. I complained to a guy in Nissan (GB) Rickmansworth called Sanjeet Birdee who stated that my mother got the discount as per Rochdale dealership, where as she did not, they / the dealership twisted there response to Nissan Rickmansworth who will not even send a cheque of £100 as a good will gesture. This shows that Nissan UK is no good at customer service and WILL let you down a huge way”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I had nothing but problems with a qashqui 1.2 bought new in 2016. Problems with drained battery, sensor lights and low oil pressure when oil level okay. I now have problem with timing chain out of warranty as I missed 2nd service so getting hit by big repair bill from dealership. Customer Service say the rights things about maybe doing something as a goodwill gesture but talk is cheap. I will take the hit but I will never buy a Nissan car again or recommend the dealer ship to work colleagues or friends.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“DO NOT BUY A NISSAN, I bought my Nissan quashqui when it was a year and a half old. I have had nothing but problems. Ranging from a knocking wobbly drivers seat to a rattling glove box. When I took the car in to get the glove box fixed, there way resolving the issue was to cut two squares out of some foam and stick it on the glove box. This was not acceptable for a car that has cost me £20,000 to purchase. My 5 year old niece could have done a better job! They later renewed the glove box after complaints I had made about the shoddy work they had done,and now it is out of warrenty the glove box is now rattling again. I have now got rattles apearing everywhere ranging from the seat, the door cards, the heated vents. And from the rear of the vehicle. I feel like I’m driving a children’s rattle toy. I also own a transit van that is older than the quashqui and don’t have single rattle on it. Nissan build quality is appalling and the prices for the vehicles do not match the quality of the car. I would not recommend anyone to buy a Nissan ever. THE MOST IRRITATING CAR I HAVE EVER HAD! DO NOT BUY A NISSAN!”

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Posted 5 years ago

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