Courtesy Nissan of Tampa

I purchased my 2005 Nissan Titan there, so I knew or expected the same great treatment I had received before, but KEN WILSON out did himself. Ken was modest but very knowledgeable and a true professiona expected the same great treatment I had received before, but KEN WILSON out did himself. Ken was modest but very knowledgeable and a true professional. Ken made me feel as though I was part of the family that works there. He had no problem identifying what I was there to buy and got right down to making the sale possible. Ken made sure I knew what the vehicle was all about and took the time to go over all of the information I needed to feel comfortable and safe behind the wheel before I drove off the lot. Ken also made sure I met the people who would be working on my vehicle when I came in for service. I had the most enjoying car buying experience that I have had in a long time. I highly recommend Ken Wilson and Courtesy Nissan Dealership to any one. More

Our salesman, Tony Jones, is energetic, personable and capable, but his management team let him down when it came to selling us a new Murano. We do not recommend this dealership. We made two visits to capable, but his management team let him down when it came to selling us a new Murano. We do not recommend this dealership. We made two visits to the dealership, one for test drives only, the second to do a final test drive and make a deal. The car we wanted was not on the lot, so we drove a loaded-up version instead. Back in the dealership, GSM Chris displayed arrogance and ineptitude when Tony called him in to find us the vehicle we wanted, since it was not on the lot. First, he claimed there were none in the entire country, then that there were three. However, it turned out he had entered the search criteria incorrectly and there were in fact 71 such cars. When this became clear, he became curt, refused to describe the cars available nearby, and simply chose one in a nearby city from the list. It fit our criteria, and Chris left. Tony began the negotiation at an absurdly inflated price. But he was polite throughout the process, and we had worked it down to a still-high, but improved, figure, when Manager Mike showed up. He immediately raised the price again! When we objected, he insulted our research, claimed that their St. Patrick's Day "sale" meant that we would have to pay MORE, not less, and also claimed that the car had a BS pinstripe package on it that we refused to pay for. He then tried to show us online that our figure was unrealistic. But guess what? The number he found online (at True Car) was in line with ours, which was when he became rude and combative. A little tip, guys: when you sit down to show the customer your mastery of the Interwebs, make sure you know what you are doing or you will look like a fool. Mike stormed away without shaking hands with us. Tony remained polite. We were disappointed that negotiations had broken down, and angry at the way we had been treated. The next day, we bought a Murano at Autoway Nissan of Brandon, where we enjoyed a great buying experience (see review). The punchline? Two days later we got an email from Manger Mike saying that they are now agreeing to our number and come on back, and a message from Tony saying the same. But we never had a final number! Are they for real, or is this a lame ploy to get us back into the dealership? My husband wrote back to Tony saying that we have moved on. This prompted another manager, Robert, to send us an email. It is ungrammatical and rambling, but the gist of it is, sometimes things go wrong at a business, and personalities clash, but just because you refuse to patronize that business doesn't mean it won't sell things to other people. In a second email one-liner, he writes "I forgot to mention we do now have the exact vehicle you were inquiring on is here now.", which gives you an idea of his writing style. Why would Courtesy alienate qualified buyers with unnecessary rudeness, then struggle, ineptly, to get them to return? Dunno. What I do know is that this kind of dealership gives car buying a bad name. People, you do not have to put up with deceptive, rude and silly sales tactics such as the ones Courtesy employs. More

I am very please with the customer service provided. I feel that the gentlemen worked as a team to make sure I recieved the best deal possible. feel that the gentlemen worked as a team to make sure I recieved the best deal possible. More

Very good service. I obtained an online quote and went to the dealer expenting that they would give me a higher price or negotiate with me for hours a different deal like most dealers do but this was not the the dealer expenting that they would give me a higher price or negotiate with me for hours a different deal like most dealers do but this was not the case. They were honest and very thorough. Would recommend them any time. More

KEN WILSON WAS A GREAT HELP....HE REALLY DID GO ABOVE & BEYOND TO MAKE SURE THAT I WAS HAPPY WITH MY SELECTION... HE WAS GREAT & BEYOND TO MAKE SURE THAT I WAS HAPPY WITH MY SELECTION... HE WAS GREAT More

Ken Wilson made my buying experience formidable. He made me feel like he was working for me. That is the kind of customer service skill that sells cars and build loyalty. The only reason I bought the car wa me feel like he was working for me. That is the kind of customer service skill that sells cars and build loyalty. The only reason I bought the car was because Ken's ability to keep me motivated and feeling valued. At any other dealership I would walked away and kept my car. Great job Ken! sincerely, Jose Lema More

If it were not for the stuff I went through before meeting Amy and Chris, I would say it would have been perfect. I will not get into much but will say this, if you want my opinion, ask for Amy or Chr meeting Amy and Chris, I would say it would have been perfect. I will not get into much but will say this, if you want my opinion, ask for Amy or Chris ONLY! More

With research we narrowed our search for a new car down to four. Nissan Sentra, Honda Civic, Hyundai Elantra, and the Mazda3. After a couple of weeks of test drives and negotiations, Pedro gave us the best to four. Nissan Sentra, Honda Civic, Hyundai Elantra, and the Mazda3. After a couple of weeks of test drives and negotiations, Pedro gave us the best feeling of value and commitment to his product. We would, and already have, recommend Pedro and Courtesy Nissan to anyone looking for a new car. Thanks for your service Pedro! Shari and David Gray More

I walked in to the dealership to check on used cars and I ended up buying a certified used car. I would like to thank Mohamed "(813) 477 0000" for his professionalism and his dedication to make me feel comfo ended up buying a certified used car. I would like to thank Mohamed "(813) 477 0000" for his professionalism and his dedication to make me feel comfortable with no hassle or pushes to purchase a car. May his manager be aware of his kindness and the way he does business. Thank you again Khelil AITCHEIKH More

I already refferred my friend who bought a car there too. They were great from the financing to the sales. That should say it all. Chuck They were great from the financing to the sales. That should say it all. Chuck More