Jeff Wyler Nissan of Cincinnati

I think Falhaber Nissan is a great dealership. I had a good experience, my only problem was how long I was there to get the deal through so I could get on my way. Bryan Hermann was a great saleman and ve good experience, my only problem was how long I was there to get the deal through so I could get on my way. Bryan Hermann was a great saleman and very helpful in every way. I'm very happy with my car now that everything is working properly. More

We have dealt with Brant and Gary many timesaver the years and have always been very pleased. The service department has been very acommodating and efficient, too. The services excellent starting with years and have always been very pleased. The service department has been very acommodating and efficient, too. The services excellent starting with the Falhabers on down through the staff. More

Excellent customer service. No hassle on price. Very friendly and easy to deal with.I would recommend them to my family and friends. Andy was very helpful as was the whole staff. friendly and easy to deal with.I would recommend them to my family and friends. Andy was very helpful as was the whole staff. More

In April 2012 after parting with my HD Road King, I was in the market for a convertible. In looking at autotrader.com I found a 2006 Pontiac Solestice at Falhaber Nissan in Cincinnati, OH and called on it. in the market for a convertible. In looking at autotrader.com I found a 2006 Pontiac Solestice at Falhaber Nissan in Cincinnati, OH and called on it. I spoke to a gentleman by the name of Rick Falhaber, and was thoroughly impressed by the way he treated me over the phone. Let me explain a couple of things. First of all, I was calling from New Albany, IN about 115 miles away, and secondly I manage the customer service call center for a five hospital healthcare system in KY. Customer service is something very important to me, and had Rick not set the tone in the initial call I would have never committed to driving 230 miles roundtrip on a Saturday morning just to look at a car. When I arrived a Falhaber, I was greeted by Rick's nephew Brian, and then Rick shortly after. They both spent nearly 20 minutes just talking to my wife and I and getting to know us and thanking us for the opportunity to earn our business. They went over all of the details of the car we were looking at, and then sent us for a test drive. We drove the car, we liked it, and negotiated a fair price for both, and bought the car. The total experience was without question a 5 star experience. In August 2012 after deciding the small convertible and my arthritic back were not going to be able to co-exist, I called on my new friends at Falhaber Nissan and spoke with Brian about my situation, and he invited me to come see him. After driving back up to OH, I was able to work out a trade for a 2009 Nissan Frontier Crew cab LE 4X4 which I totally love. They truly make the process of buying a vehicle PAINLESS! This dealership has earned my business, and I will refer anyone I know looking for a new or used vehicle to Falhaber Nissan, and make sure you ask for Brian Falhaber, he's grown up in the business, and is very knowledgeable about what he does. More

Dear Mr. Falhaber: I wanted to let you know about my Dear Mr. Falhaber: I wanted to let you know about my recent experience with your dealership, specifically Andy McManus. I had leased a 2010 R Dear Mr. Falhaber: I wanted to let you know about my recent experience with your dealership, specifically Andy McManus. I had leased a 2010 Rogue from Kings Nissan and the lease was ending in January 2013. I knew I would be over the mileage allowance by then and it just so happened that I received a phone call a couple of weeks ago from the sales manager at Kings informing me of a promotion Nissan was running through August for early lease termination. I didn't think much of it at the time but after some consideration, I thought I would look into it more since it may truly benefit me. I called Kings back but didn't get an answer so I left a message for the sales manager. I received a return call the next day, and they proceeded to call me repeatedly that morning. (I was working at home as I had said in my message and told him if I didn't answer I would call back.) By the end of the day, I had received 8 calls from there without a single message being left. I have to tell you, I was turned off by the constant nagging. But being a money conscientious consumer, I still called back to see what I could get. But I also searched for another dealer to compare with. I came across Falhaber and began talking to Andy. From the get-go, I felt much more comfortable with Andy's demeanor then I ever did with Kings. But still, bottom line number was my deciding factor. Thank goodness, Andy was able to come through! So not only was he wonderful to communicate with: not pushy, seemed genuinely caring about my wants and needs, flexible, and much more; Andy also got me what I feel is a very fair price on my new 2012 Juke. I had never bought a car basically over the phone with only coming in to sign papers, but Andy, Gary and (I believe) Rick were able to take care of me so well that I literally only came in to sign papers. Andy also gave me an excellent orientation of the new car. Andy gave me his business card and I can promise you I will be sharing it and my experience with others. Thank you for creating such a great environment for your employees to provide such unparalleled service. It made all the difference! Sincerely, Erin Nester More

By far the most arrogant person I have ever met in my life. This man was so rude to me and trying to intimidate people and bully them into doing stuff. I have never been so disappointed by a company in m life. This man was so rude to me and trying to intimidate people and bully them into doing stuff. I have never been so disappointed by a company in my life. The employees are all just at bad as Ken, the owner. Bottom line: don't waste your time at this dealership. More

I dealt with Steve Konow and Ben Misner. Both of these men were very helpful. Steve is the veteran salesman though. This means that Steve demonstrated a deep knowledge of vehicles produced by various ma men were very helpful. Steve is the veteran salesman though. This means that Steve demonstrated a deep knowledge of vehicles produced by various manufacturers in recent years. He was even aware of the design flaw in the vehicle I recently sold privately. I wound up buying a used vehicle on the Falhaber lot, which I located by the internet. I would recommend either of these salesman, and this dealership, to anyone buying new or used. More

I spent an Hour with Brian Falhaber yesterday looking at a 2010 Nissan Altima and i must say his customer service was Excellent. I been reading other post on here an i just cannot agree with the comments st a 2010 Nissan Altima and i must say his customer service was Excellent. I been reading other post on here an i just cannot agree with the comments stated below. Brian gave me true specs and information (Aside from the fact that everything i researched before i came he told me before i could ask - great). He is also a very informative person an i wouldnt have my sales person be any other way. Brian is also excellent in communication. I have been to several different dealers in the Cincinnati area and none contact me back as quickly and as frequently as Brian does. On a side note your at a nissan Dealership... Nissans are not cheap cars so expect to pay for the quality of a veichle your going to receive. Ending i just want to say that Brian was great. Because of the test drive and information recieved and research i am now one final step closer to making my purchase of the nissan Altima and i will be going back to Nissan Falhaber to purchase from Brian. Thanks Again More

Below is a copy of email correspondence with Brian Falhaber at Falhaber Nissan. We were in the market for a 2010 Nissan Pathfinder SE. My husband contacted them to get info for a vehicle they had on Falhaber at Falhaber Nissan. We were in the market for a 2010 Nissan Pathfinder SE. My husband contacted them to get info for a vehicle they had on their lot. Brian Falhaber, the owner's son replied. Please start reading from the bottom up. The emails begin after my husband had sent an email with an offer for the Pathfinder to Brian Falhaber. My question is, when did it ever become a productive sales strategy to make the potential purchase of a vehicle more about the salesman than the vehicle or the customer? He told us more about himself than he did about the actual vehicle. These people are unbelievable. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Ken Falhaber [mailto:kfalhaber@falhabernissan.com] Sent: Saturday, January 16, 2010 1:34 PM To: ALawson Subject: Re: A Message From Brian Falhaber Thank you for forwarding this email. I have been informed by our employee/son of this issue. I wish we could have earned your business, but support him on this matter. I hope you enjoy your new car and best of luck. Ken Falhaber President Falhaber Nissan Inc. kfalhaber@falhabernissan.com Sent from my iPhone On Jan 16, 2010, at 12:05 PM, "ALawson" wrote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Brian Falhaber [mailto:bfalhaber@falhabernissan.com] Sent: Saturday, January 16, 2010 11:55 AM To: ALawson Subject: RE: A Message From Brian Falhaber Brian, I am very offended by your comments. I gave you more information than most people would have. I have a wife and a 5 week old baby. I did not graduate from college to make $15,000 a year. I gave you a more than a fair deal on a nice vehicle. I am sorry you did not see that value in what I offered you. It is your choice to send any feedback to Nissan as it is mine as well. I am glad that you bought a Nissan and I wish we could have worked something out. I am not going to take the time to attack you as you have done to me. I will be forwarding all of my emails to my managers and anyone from Nissan who needs them. Have a great day. Brian -------Original Message------- From: ALawson Sent: 1/16/2010 10:57 am To: bfalhaber@falhabernissan.com Subject: RE: A Message From Brian Falhaber Brian. First of all, let me say thank you for all of the information you have given but I will have to pass on your offer. You, Brian, have saved me a trip to Falhaber Nissan from Dayton. You stated below that with my offer would it provide your dealership with only $250 in profit and that you could not survive by making that amount. Sir, you will not survive with your poor attitude and communication skills. Trying to justify the price on your vehicle by comparing it to what someone in another profession charges for their services is unprofessional. Trying to lay guilt on potential customers by discussing overhead costs for your business is just tacky. You would be better served by sticking to the actual positive selling points on the vehicle to justify its price. In addition, it's amazing that with all the details you HAVE given on how you provide for your family and how the "girls" in your office get paid, somehow you failed to mention that the vehicle I inquired about is actually a demo which currently has approximately 3000 miles on it per Charles at your office. Just so you know, I have purchased a 2010 vehicle that stickered for $39,590, has 15 miles on it and take delivery of it this Wednesday evening from a dealership that was happy to sell me a car. I financed it for $33,000. In conclusion, my impression of Falhaber Nissan is poor because of your patronizing attitude. Most definitely you must be the son of the dealership owner, and I am wondering if your father knows how you treat his potential customers. You just lost a vehicle sale Falhaber Nissan. Oh, one last thing, I have written a letter to Nissan Consumer Affairs in Franklin, TN regarding our brief interaction. Best of luck to you. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Brian Falhaber [mailto:bfalhaber@falhabernissan.com] Sent: Monday, January 11, 2010 2:06 PM To: BLawson Subject: Re: A Message From Brian Falhaber Brian, Not a problem at all. You are right. Dealer cost is not the factory invoice. We pay Nissan invoice minus Holdback which is $945. Holdback is what they give the dealers to help cover costs such as rent, HVAC, the girls in the office that process paperwork, etc.. We could not survive just by making $250 per car. We are making a total of $250 plus $945 of holdback, $1195 total. They pay me 20% of the profit (approx. $220) and the dealerxxxx gets $975. That is more than fair on a $36,000 car. Would you invest $36,000 of your money to make $975. I know many CPAs and I know what you all charge per hour. There is a lot of profit involved in that. If you would like to buy the car for what I told you, great. If not, I understand but we are not going to move anymore on the price. Here are the 3 lease sheets. You can see how everything breaks down. Please let me know what questions you have. More

I would avoid this dealership and go with the larger nissan dealerships in the area. They will lie just to get you in the door and try to jack you around once in there. Trust me avoid this dealership a nissan dealerships in the area. They will lie just to get you in the door and try to jack you around once in there. Trust me avoid this dealership at all cost, there are many in the area that are much better to deal with. More