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Westchester Toyota Complaint - Westchester Toyota - Liars - Nissan Sentra
Nissan Sentra - Complaint
YONKERS, NEW YORK -- I purchased a Nissan Sentra-2007 from Westchester Toyota on June 31, 2009. I was promised that the car was checked thoroughly, no accidents, etc. in mint condition. In January of 2010 I could not start the car. All of the electrical systems shut down and the doors would not lock. After calling
Westchester Toyota they said it wasn't their problem and to take it to Nissan who said Westchester Toyota was responsible, however Nissan fixed the problem which cost me $611.00. David Lee told me to come in and he would reimburse me only as a trap to get me to purchase a different car. I refused of course but he promised he would give me something back. He only promised me over the phone $50.00. I recommend that no one visit Westchester Toyota on Central Park Avenue in Yonkers, NY.
Westchester Toyota they said it wasn't their problem and to take it to Nissan who said Westchester Toyota was responsible, however Nissan fixed the problem which cost me $611.00. David Lee told me to come in and he would reimburse me only as a trap to get me to purchase a different car. I refused of course but he promised he would give me something back. He only promised me over the phone $50.00. I recommend that no one visit Westchester Toyota on Central Park Avenue in Yonkers, NY.
Comments:
Posted by redmx3racer on 2010-01-25:
You had the car 5-ish months, and at times, unexpected things go wrong with cars. They probably did "check it out" but some problems just happen, there is no evidence of a future issue. Especially if it is an electrical issue. You never really said what was wrong with the car in the end.
Posted by PepperElf on 2010-01-25:
red is right
1) the dealer who actually sells the brand is better at fixing it
2) there's no legal requirement to guarantee you won't have an issue within the first few months.
now if it broke the day after they checked it out then yes you would have a valid complaint
but there's too many factors - weather, how you drive, etc - that affect the car that blaming them for the issue is pretty much farfetched
1) the dealer who actually sells the brand is better at fixing it
2) there's no legal requirement to guarantee you won't have an issue within the first few months.
now if it broke the day after they checked it out then yes you would have a valid complaint
but there's too many factors - weather, how you drive, etc - that affect the car that blaming them for the issue is pretty much farfetched
Posted by YunkaG on 2010-01-25:
June 31?
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