hilltop nissan,n.j.bought titan included nissan overhead rack system, cant be installed, sales men lack knowledge, charged 1750.00 tried to buy me off for 400.00, didnt receive sales contract till 2 1/2 months after purchase, negotiated verble agreement changed on contract, salesman fired, breech of contract,manager yells, curses and swears during dispute, situation cant be resolved, i guess the new nissan slogan "shift" means; numbers through negotiations and written contracts and denials of factory items not receiveable after purchases.
What the heck does that have to do with 9/11? And the bigger question, why did you even buy this truck with all these things gone wrong, bells and whistles whould be going off in my head?
You should have done your own research on the vehicle and known what you wanted before you even walked in the door. You should have known that the rack system shouldn't have come with it.
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Yes they should. But then again, THEY aren't dropping 30-40K on it and YOU are.
That being said, however, if they did say it, they SHOULD honor it and learn from their mistakes...it is only fair.
As someone else said, with all the things that went wrong there is no way I would have let things get that far. If you got the financing 2.5 months later all you had to do was not sign it.
Again, what does 9/11 have anything to do with this situation.
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i have, its just not fast enough, contacted nissan con, affairs, also found out the same salesman was fired from infinity, they wouldnt speak about it , bet ya , same reason. between my fathers crushed pelvis and the trips, running my business, 10 to 12 hr. days , 6 or 7 days a week, exhaustion.
You still left a sale without a contract which defies reason to me. I doubt a lawyer will be able to help when you didn't follow the standard checklist yourself. If a dealership doesn't meet your offer or can't produce a contract, forget the sale and go somewhere else. Bestatchess, any suggestions?
Although I can't really discern much from the scattershot posts (i.e. what are the pertinent facts and what evidence exists to support those facts), there are a few general concepts applicable in most disputes. I would note that (1) being legally correct after applying the applicable law to the pertinent facts and (2) having sufficient evidence to prove your case in court by a preponderance of the evidence are two different things. Additional factors to be considered, assuming (1) and (2) merit further analysis, is (3) what remedy is available if you prevail (i.e. what are your damages) and (4) whether the available remedy is worth the time, effort, and expense required to obtain the remedy. BTW, I am wondering how anyone (particularly anyone from N.J.) could possibly trust a car salesman enough to rely on a verbal agreement?
Sorry rip off but after reading your post you'll find no sympathy here. Never would have done business with a dealership treating me like that, why didn't you just say ??? I walked out of dealerships b/f because of minor mistreatment, but verbal contracts? They're as good as the paper they're written on! Good luck on resolution tho-
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