Pine Belt Nissan of Toms River

Nice looking dealership on rt.37.Just looking at the new 2013 Altima.Ran into Michael McGuire.He was very nice and not pushy which isimportant to me.Also he seemed very knoledgeable about the car.It rode be 2013 Altima.Ran into Michael McGuire.He was very nice and not pushy which isimportant to me.Also he seemed very knoledgeable about the car.It rode beautiful and looks great.worked out a very fair deal and i'm very happy so far.Seems to be a very good dealership,very good sales people and hopefully a very good car for a long time. More

Like any other dealership as far as customer service but be very careful when dealing with the finance department. Very shady. Charges appear that weren't discussed by the salesman, Things that were suppo be very careful when dealing with the finance department. Very shady. Charges appear that weren't discussed by the salesman, Things that were supposed to be included now have a charge, the usual used car routine with getting you to agree on a monthly payment and then adjusting the number of payments to be able to raise the interest rate so they can meet you're monthly payment but get you to pay more in reality. Just very unscrupulous. More

We felt special and everyone was friendly, we got a price we liked. Joe was the best out of everyone we worked with. I got a new car that is very good. we liked. Joe was the best out of everyone we worked with. I got a new car that is very good. More

Worked with Michael McGUIRE on our purchase of our nissan rogue. Mike was helpful and knowlegdeable. We were deciding between a Nissan and Mazda. Went with a Nissan because of Mikes patients... Thanks! rogue. Mike was helpful and knowlegdeable. We were deciding between a Nissan and Mazda. Went with a Nissan because of Mikes patients... Thanks! More

Came here to purchase a new Nissan Murano. The dealership wanted too much and reminded me of old school high pressure 80's tactics. SO I wound up buying it elsewhere for $2.500 less. When I had a dealership wanted too much and reminded me of old school high pressure 80's tactics. SO I wound up buying it elsewhere for $2.500 less. When I had a problem with my sunroof I took it here though as it is the closest dealership to my house. The service department told me my sunroof was missing parts and it was not covered under my factory warranty they said it would be about $1000 because the whole sunroof had to be replaced. HA! It's a brand new car! I took it to another dealer a little further away and they said the side track had cracked and it was certainly covered under warranty. They also said who ever told me the whole unit had to be replaced was certainly lying. So now my sunroof couldn't be better and I STRONGLY encourage you to steer clear of Pine Belt Nissan. They should be shut down for trying to take advantage of people. Avoid at all costs! You guys should be ashamed of yourselves. I will also be contacted Nissan directly as a result of this I think they should know how one of their dealerships is behaving. Also I don't see how this dealership good all these good reviews the only explanation I can see is that they are putting up these cookie cutter style reviews of themselves. More

Mike McGuire was a terrific salesman to deal with. He was very patient in helping us choose just the right car. We test drove a number of models and he was very knowledgeable about each one. There was was very patient in helping us choose just the right car. We test drove a number of models and he was very knowledgeable about each one. There was no hard sell, just a sincere desire to help us purchase the right vehicle. Doc Bator worked with Mike and with us to get the best pricing and we came away very impressed with both of them and with the dealership as a whole. Would absolutely recommend Pine Belt Nissan to our friends. More

We purchased a Nissan Altima for my wife in 2010 from Pine Belt. It was a very gratifying experience. This is why I came back and purchased a 2012 Altima for myself. Once again, a very pleasurable expe Pine Belt. It was a very gratifying experience. This is why I came back and purchased a 2012 Altima for myself. Once again, a very pleasurable experience. Mike MacGuire did not pressure or hassel me. That is what I look for. Mike and all of the staff at Pine Belt were friendly, curteous, and helpful in all phases of the purchase. The price was fair and I came away with a good deal. I will highly recommend Pine Belt Nissan of Toms River to my family and friends. More

I had the misfortune of dealing with Pine Belt Nissan of Toms River on Friday, August 17, 2012. This review is quite lengthy but I am so disappointed in my experience, in particular with the general manage Toms River on Friday, August 17, 2012. This review is quite lengthy but I am so disappointed in my experience, in particular with the general manager, Marc Stango, I have to share this with all prospective customers. I was interested in buying out my 2009 Pathfinder lease and transferring the title to my younger brother. Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp advised me that any dealership could help me with the buyout. I live in MA but I grew up in NJ where my family still resides. My husband and I decided to drive the Pathfinder to NJ to handle the transaction there. It was the simplest way to transfer the car to my brother; or so we thought. We contacted several dealerships ahead of time to make sure we understood the process. We received some push back because a lease buyout is not the most lucrative opportunity for a dealer, yet it is their contractual obligation to NMAC. We finally spoke to one dealer who was willing to help: Pine Belt Nissan. We arrived at Pine Belt on Friday morning with all the appropriate paperwork and a check for the buyout. The general manager, Marc, had no idea what we were talking about. My husband was positive they had spoken on the phone and Marc agreed to help us. Marc left us in the showroom for a long time, trying to figure out whom we may have spoken to on his sales team. We soon realized that my husband, not being from the area, confused two Pine Belt dealerships: one in Toms River and the other in Keyport, NJ. When we explained this to Marc, we thought he would appreciate an honest mistake and proceed with the buyout process. We were very wrong. He adamantly denied being able to help us. Marc said that because we didn’t lease the car from his team, he would not be able to process the buyout. I explained to him that I have been a loyal Nissan customer for over 10 years and although this particular lease was not from Pine Belt in Toms River, I had purchased an Xterra from his very lot in the past. I also stressed that Nissan Corporation informed us that we could go through any dealership; it did not have to be the same one where the lease originated. He still would not budge. My husband called the other Pine Belt Nissan in Keyport and spoke to Rich, (the manager whom he spoke to initially). We thought Rich, a Nissan colleague, would be able to explain the situation to Marc. Again, Marc resisted. It came to the point where Marc and my husband were standing only inches away from each other in a heated argument in the showroom. Marc gave me such an attitude, saying that since his guys “weren’t making any money from this deal, they would not help us.” I was appalled! I appreciate Marc’s interest in making money. I understand that his team did not have an opportunity to get us in to a new lease, put my 2009 Pathfinder back in their inventory to mark up and sell as a used car, or upsell us some ridiculous extended warranty. At the same time, I expect a certain level of customer service, especially from a general manager, considering this was my fifth Nissan vehicle. Because of this poor excuse for a general manager and his ignorant sales team who actually had the nerve to say to me, “You look like you are going to kick someone’s *ss,” I must warn anyone and everyone to avoid Pine Belt Nissan in Toms River, NJ. Instead, head 45 minutes north to Pine Belt in Keyport, which is exactly what we did after dealing with Marc. A friendly, helpful staff greeted us in Keyport. Rich, Matt, and Marco took all of 40 minutes to handle the lease buyout paperwork. Marc Stango and his Toms River team should take a lesson or two from Pine Belt Nissan in Keyport. UPDATE: In addition to my reviews, I also contacted the owner of the dealership, Mike Trebino. I received a phone call almost immediately after sending Mike an email about my experience. He apologized for Marc’s behavior and admitted that his Toms River team should’ve handled my lease buyout as easily as Keypor did. I appreciate that Mike addressed my concerns, yet it still doesn’t change the way we were treated in his Toms River showroom. More

Upon walking into PineBelt Robert was very helpful from the start. He showed me several different models of the car that I was interested in and made sure to show me the key features of the car. He got me the start. He showed me several different models of the car that I was interested in and made sure to show me the key features of the car. He got me a really great price for my vehicle and I would definetly recommend Robert and PineBelt Nissan of Toms River to family and friends! Also Evan in Finance was able to get me a better APR with in house financing then what I came in with. Thank you for making my car purchasing experience pain free and an easy transaction! More

I was not satisfied with the attentiveness this dealer gave us. We went in with an appointment to buy a car, but waited at least a half hour before our salesman assisted us. I think he was also helping ot gave us. We went in with an appointment to buy a car, but waited at least a half hour before our salesman assisted us. I think he was also helping other customers so his attention was not fully focused on us. At one point he went away to get us a plate to take the car for a test drive, and just disappeared for about 20 minutes. Then he showed up with the plate and we went for the test drive. We finally got down to the actual sales transaction. I think I got a good deal on the car, a 2011 Nissan Cube and a good price for my trade, a 2006 Ford Focus. Then we went into the finance office, and things just got worse. The machine that printed the contracts wasn't working and no one was able to figure it out. Finally our salesman come in and together he and the finance guy got it working. Overall, we spent about 3 and a half hours at this dealership just to make this purchase. If this car was for me or my wife, we would have walked out, but since it was for my daughter, and she wanted this particular car in this particular color, we stayed. A month later we hadn't received the payment book for the car. I called the dealership for two days, leaving messages for the finance department to find out what the delay was. No one ever returned my call. Finally, I called and insisted I speak to a live person in finance, a manager, or someone in the business office. Someone was finally able to give me the information on the finance company, and I straightened out the mess myself. Fortunately the finance company understood and I was not assessed any late fees. I would not recommend this dealership as a friendly place to shop. More