18 Oregon Nissan Dealers

Very Amazing, they will help you to the fullest, they - CutWire

Very Amazing, they will help you to the fullest, they will assist you to max. I will definitely go get a new car here

Made the process super easy and was really kind - Mr.Cliffy.Green

Made the process super easy and was really kind throughout the process. Highly recommend going through them and making a purchase!

Attentive and respectful of customers needs. - Hot Wheels

Attentive and respectful of customers needs. Knowledgeable. Professional. Completion of repairs or maintenance in a timely manner. Reasonable charges for any work needed. Pleasant, friendly atmosphere.

I had an excellent experience! - Rebeccawilliams2648

I had an excellent experience! The waiting room was comfy with wifi, snacks, coffee and a TV. The staff were all friendly and they cleaned my car! I can’t wait until my next oil change!

I couldn’t be happier with this dealership and CarMax in - Megamips

I couldn’t be happier with this dealership and CarMax in general. They have went above and beyond my wildest expectations! They first restored my Genesis when the shipping company caused it to be severely damaged. Further they replaced a special battery and took care of a weatherstripping issue making my 5-year old car look and feel like new!

they had the best customer service and went out of their - landersen2023

they had the best customer service and went out of their way to help me purchase my vehicle

They rip you off on service agreements and And don't want - jackiemorava67

They rip you off on service agreements and And don't want to do warranty work They will do anything to charge the customer.They're big service charges To diagnose a problem.

I have never had to warn people about a business, but - chrishavel

I have never had to warn people about a business, but today is that day. Nissan of Salem took $3,000 from me back in June to order a new vehicle. We picked the trim and options and paid the deposit. A couple weeks later, they said Nissan had approved the order, and in early August said that production had started, and in late August said that we had a binding contract (to assure us we still qualified for the tax incentives). This month, I contacted them for an update and discovered pretty much none of this appeared to be true. No order. No car in production. No records other than my deposit. They refunded the deposit -- an interest-free loan from me to them -- with no apology for wasting 6 months of my time with falsehoods, and I found an honest dealership instead (Alan Webb in Vancouver). Side note: the location is incorrect. They are now at 2908 Market St NE, Salem, OR 97301.

My 2020 Nissan Leaf went dead in my garage. - Doug

My 2020 Nissan Leaf went dead in my garage. I called Rustom Nissan to get an expensive 39-mile tow. Later, I got a message from the manager, Bruce Wagstaff, suggesting a way to get it going & avoid towing it, and it worked! I saved a lot of money. The service at Rustom Nissan of Portland has always been accommodating, fast, thorough, accurate and eager to save me money. I would recommend them in a heartbeat.

Technician said alternator plug broken. Zip ties in... - I got cheated

Technician said alternator plug broken. Zip ties in place. Warning lights on car quit dealership will not respond. 1000$ for repairs still not working. These people will not even talk about it. Buying a Toyota next time.

I found a great new 2012 silver Frontier SV, V6 with tow... - Kevin B.

I found a great new 2012 silver Frontier SV, V6 with tow package for the sale price of $24499.00 at this dealership from www.gurucars.com that indicated this new truck had been with the dealer for about 90 days and had several price changes. I called the store and spoke with Jessie, the salesman. He confirmed the truck was still available at the $24,500 price. I told Jesse I had my fico score, high end-trade-in value car available to make a fair deal with them the same day (Friday, July 27, 2012). I told Jesse I was coming from Tualatin and that it was a 30 mile drive each way--through Sherwood, Newberg, etc. It was a long, slow trip on a very old highway. I told Jesse I was coming there to make a deal on the spot and didn't want to play games. I even phoned to tell him I was on the road and looking forward to buying the truck, if they could work out adding fog lamps to it. All was good until they did the trade value on my SUV. A 2005 Subaru XT 2.5 limited (fully loaded with tow package, top end stereo/CD player, 6 speakers, cruise, seat warmers, windshield, mirrors and window defrosters all around, turbo, all wheel drive, sport drive, brand new tires, service records, blue with black interior, automatic, sun/moonroof) and 51k miles by me, the original and only owner. My Subaru is very clean and in excellent mechanical order. No dents, chips, tears, cuts, damage at all--inside or out. I'm a nonsmoker. My car still smells new because friends tell me this when they get in it. The only thing this dealer had a problem with is that the mud guards on the wheel wells were discolored from the sun. That was the big issue for them to cry about my $13k trade that I was now firm on from the assessments of 2 previous dealers just days before! This was their issue?!! Wow. All I asked for was that they kick in (and install) a pair of fog lamps, arrange the Nissan financing, and I would buy and pay for the tannue cover to be installed by them (but worked into the financing) to complete the truck and sale with payments near $200 per month. We never even made it to this point once they couldn't soak me on my Subaru's trade-in value. Did it ever dawn on them to put the lamps and the top into the price of the deal, then show me how the payment would still be affordable? Nope. Twice I told Jesse that I would buy a tannue (sp?) cover from them to install before asking his GM if we had a deal. Jesse (though a nice guy) never listened to me about the cover. He heard nothing I ever said about adding items to the truck that I would pay for--just not fog lamps that the dealer can easily absorb in house or work into the final sale in payments. Give me something, I'll give you something. Someone was asleep at the switch here. Total dealer loss on this: $2500 rebate lamps and bed cover add ons: $800 if worked into the loan balance somehow. $5,000 profit with a $18,000 resale of my Subaru Outback (traded-in $13,000) $750 manufacturer to dealer incentive rebate Hold back money from Nissan $2,000 invoice profit--give or take, on a $24,000 truck Their reputation and credibility Total potential profit on my deal for this dealer: atleast $8500 bucks plus the financing over 4 years. Another $1200? Yeah, they're losing money alright. They didn't even bother to drive my car back to the front of the store for me after the appraisal. Nahhh, let him fish it out of the back lot for himself. Let the customer know he is now unwelcome because he doesn't do things OUR WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not a problem. I cheerfully left without a harsh word. Tonkin Nissan called and are offering me an even better Frontier model with more features without tricks and shady tactics. Tonkin has a terrific score nearly 5.0 on this site. Is the truck more money? Sure, but it's about value, bang for your buck. Getting what you pay for counts. Avoid the tricks and tactics this dealership uses. They play games when a verifiable buyer walks in with a reasonable attitude about buying a truck.