Route 17 Nissan

Went to this Rt. 17 to purchase an advertise used vehicle on the Internet and as I now see from other reviews, they again started with the ads on fees. The vehicle wa 17 to purchase an advertise used vehicle on the Internet and as I now see from other reviews, they again started with the ads on fees. The vehicle was not certified, but they stated they would NOT sell it without certifying it at an up charge of some $4000.00. In addition to this the Doc fee was about $900.00 with a DMV fee of another $300.00. This Dealership is not the place for honest pricing. The offer they presented for purchasing the vehicle was about $10,000.00 over the Internet pricing. Talk about bate and switch, we walked out never to return. NJ needs to regulate dealer pricing. More

Sergio guided and helped me buy the car I needed,wanted and deserved! He had a knowledgeable and personal vibe.... Listened to my needs and explained everything about the process. Route 17 Nissan made buyi and deserved! He had a knowledgeable and personal vibe.... Listened to my needs and explained everything about the process. Route 17 Nissan made buying my car easy and seemless! Trustworthy More

Andrew in sales, the service team, and customer service desk were awesome, very pleasant to deal with and listened to my concerns and questions, no matter how small. They cleaned up the upholstery spots I desk were awesome, very pleasant to deal with and listened to my concerns and questions, no matter how small. They cleaned up the upholstery spots I noted, replaced my cabin air filter, even got me brand new tires when the ride was shaky during the test drive. Fast service, very responsive to communication, knowledgeable, glad for their help. My only reason for going 4 stars instead of 5 was having no choice in choosing to include the power train and tire warranties, but that wasn't Andrew's fault. Online price was listed as a little over $16k for the Honda Civic I ultimately bought, it was going to be an additional few thousand for "mandatory" warranties I didn't actually want. I was able to get the price reduced on those, but not wholly eliminated as I wanted. Online listed prices for cars on a dealer's own website should be what the buyer should reasonably expect to pay, even with taxes and fees, maybe with a slight differential, not multiple thousands more for items that should be entirely optional. Find Andrew if you need a car, he's your guy for great help and a personal, attentive touch. Highly recommend him! More

Sally is one of the best sales person to lease a car from. She is very patience to understanding the deal we want. She is a very honest employee and knows what is best vehicle for her customers. I final from. She is very patience to understanding the deal we want. She is a very honest employee and knows what is best vehicle for her customers. I finally get to lease a Sentra that is fully loaded at a descent deal. I will recommend her to other people. More

I bought a used pathfinder from here. Not only was I lied to about the quality of the vehicle, but I was lied to about the finances. They show the meaning of crummy used sales dealership Not only was I lied to about the quality of the vehicle, but I was lied to about the finances. They show the meaning of crummy used sales dealership. More

A GREAT place to purchase! Everyone is so nice and they will work with you. Sally Pham is a sweetheart! And Tony is a great manager to deal with! Cannot recommend enough! Everyone is so nice and they will work with you. Sally Pham is a sweetheart! And Tony is a great manager to deal with! Cannot recommend enough! More

My car sat at this dealership for 5 weeks waiting on an alternator and I had to rent A car for all that time at my own expense. alternator and I had to rent A car for all that time at my own expense. More

This is a dealer who treats me in an unbelievable way. No one should do business here. I made an appointment to test drive a used car a week in advance, and headed to this dealership the morning of the d No one should do business here. I made an appointment to test drive a used car a week in advance, and headed to this dealership the morning of the day after confirming that the car I was looking for was still in stock. I don't own a car yet, so I took a bus and walked for an hour and a half from home. Then the sales person told me that the car was sold this morning and is no longer available. When I asked what time it was sold, he said it was 10 o'clock. the call representative said they would have it in stock at 10 o'clock. I knew the sales guy was obviously lying, but I couldn't help it. The guy recommended a higher-trim car (and the car had been damaged), but offered more than $5,000 for tax & fee addition to the car price. When I told him it was over budget, he wanted to take out a loan. I wanted to pay in cash rather than a loan, so I told him the upper limit on my budget, but his boss came and told me unilaterally, ``That's impossible, we can't sell.'' The deal was over. The conversation ended without any suggestions that took my budget into account. This is an unscrupulous business method that attempts to trick people out of money by luring them in with fraudulent advertisements from the beginning. The boss doesn't know how to treat customers, so the employees treat him badly, making him the worst dealer. ​ More

Masters of the "bait and switch". If I could have left a ZERO STAR rating, I would have. These crooks advertised a 2021 Infiniti Q60 Red Sport AWD with 21k miles, 1-owner, clean Car If I could have left a ZERO STAR rating, I would have. These crooks advertised a 2021 Infiniti Q60 Red Sport AWD with 21k miles, 1-owner, clean CarFax, off-lease, alleged CPO vehicle on the dealership website, and other used car websites such as cars.com and edmunds.com for $40,990. According to the dealership, "Price includes all costs to consumer except tax, tags and applicable fees". We took the car out for a brief test drive (less than a mile on the route designated by the sales rep, Benny Rodriquez). My son wanted to buy the car, and when it came time to write up the deal, Benny added on a "mandatory certification fee" of $3995, which was nothing more than a glorified warranty that included unlimited key fob repair/replacement, and tire/rim repair coverage. This was supposed to be a CPO vehicle, but the tires needed replacing. When asked if the car went through the Infiniti CPO process, the sales rep responded "Nissan...Infiniti...it's all the same company". The Infiniti CPO program includes a 167-point documented inspection of the vehicle, which the dealership could not produce. The Route 17 Nissan "certification program" was just a grossly overpriced warranty, and they would not remove the "certification fee" from the deal. The dealership had a Monroney sticker on the car listing it for $50,500, advertised the car for $40,990 (a price they had no intention of honoring), and forced a "mandatory certification fee" of $3995 on the consumer to jack up the price of the car so the dealership could still make their margin. This is what deceptive and dishonest business practices looks like. Avoid this dealership. More

Both individuals from Route 17 NISSAN slaughterhouse who trying to ripped you of from your skin and forcing you to buy a warranty for $3995 for old car. Both of them they run my Credit Report without my con trying to ripped you of from your skin and forcing you to buy a warranty for $3995 for old car. Both of them they run my Credit Report without my consent and authority. Really discussing experience, I had with them and who ever read this comment beware of this slaughterhouse. Do not let them make you to wait to long for negotiation. THOSE ARE CROOKS More