Posted: Aug 01 2005 at 1:14pm | IP Logged

Well I have read this board front to back, never thought this would happen to me.

Beautiful new 2005 silver titan, broke 2000 miles.  Took it in last week because;

1.  Front passenger side filled with water all the way to back seat. Air conditioner leaking or backing up. Carpet stinks.

2. Front brakes shimmey.

3. No interior lights.

They gave me rental after a huge argument. They cut the rotors, new pads, moved the something over because they said the puddle in my truck was condensation (wright), now the lights inside work.

When I went to pick it up, I asked did you clean the carpet? no.  Replace the floor mat?  no,  Put the Break kit on? no you will be back in 3000 miles and we will put you on the list. You don't get until you been back a few times. I informed him I waited a year to buy this truck to make sure the brake issues were done with he replied oh this is a 2005 this is my first one back for brakes.

The dealers got grease on the inside of my truck all over the light gray carpet. I spent my whole weekend cleaning the carpets and interior.  They scratched paint off the silver rims, I am just beside myself.  In the front on the driver side my headlight has so much moisture inside the glass  it fogs the light.   ?????????? I have owned Chevys my whole life this is my first anything else and I am stunned at the customer service they provide.

Posted: Aug 04 2005 at 5:46pm | IP Logged

I can't believe you left with your truck in that condition. Dealerships think they can get away with ANYTHING these days. I would have raised hell and DEMANDED that my truck be returned to me in the condition it was left with everything fixed.

sean

Posted: Aug 19 2005 at 10:04am | IP Logged

I would begin Lemon Law procedures for whatever state you're in. You certainly seem to be getting nowhere fast with your "local" dealership. With 2(?) carpet soakings, that carpet needs to be replace and not just cleaned. You are totally right.....what does it matter if you took a long trip or if it rained, it's still getting soaked from an A/C evaporator that's not draining properly to the outside.

I agree that the purpose of buying a new truck is to avoid trips to the dealership..except for routine maintenance. I also have spent way too much time at the dealer...mostly for things that they have screwed up while repair something else.

CALL NISSAN CUSTOMER SERVICE DAILY!!! Keep bugging them and look up in your owners guide the procedure for Lemon Law for your state and start

I hope things get better for you...