I purchased a used 2021 Nissan Rogue SV from Lithia - memilyprime
I purchased a used 2021 Nissan Rogue SV from Lithia Spokane in April 2025, along with the highest-tier Zurich extended warranty. The salesman, Nik (Nazih Daadouch), repeatedly emphasized how expensive electrical repairs can be on modern vehicles and assured me everything electrical on the car was covered "bumper-to-bumper."
In July 2026, a routine key fob programming attempt revealed my door locks and cruise control had stopped working. A Nissan dealership diagnosed a poorly installed aftermarket security system with unwrapped, shorting wires that had clearly been on the vehicle for some time. Before my warranty repairs could even begin, I had to pay $1,101.71 out of pocket just to remove this undisclosed system. I was never informed this system existed on the car at the time of sale, despite red flags a dealership should reasonably catch on a used vehicle — including fleet-vehicle history on the Carfax and a visibly non-OEM device installed under the dash.
I called Lithia Spokane five times over one week seeking help, and was told each time a sales manager would call me back. Two different managers were named to me as the one who'd follow up. Neither ever did.
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