I traded in a 1 1/2 old Nissan for another used Nissan that was of a nicer model, signed all contracts, DMV paper work and gave them copies of my insurance papers.
A MONTH after making the purchase (transaction), I recieved a phone call from Concord Nissan saying that the financing didn't go through and that I would have to return the vehicle. I was very upset that they waited so long before informing me of the situation but told them that I would bring the car back in and take my trade-in vehicle back. At that point they said that they had already sold my trade-in!
I was furious and told them that they would then just have to pay me the amount of my trade-in vehicle, they refused because they said that I had had the vehicle too long! I reminded them that was their duing and not mine and until they agreed to compensate with either cash or a replacement vehicle I would not return the car. Two days later the car was towed and I was out about $7000!
I contacted the Better Business Bureau but got no where and at the time this happened, some 16 years ago, I was only 19 years old and didn't know what else to do. I had spent so much time crying and being completely stressed out over the situation and finally gave up. I will never forget the scam that Concord Nissan pulled on me and what they put me through. I'm sure that when they saw a young single girl come in, they knew that they were going to be able to pull one over on me.
Concord Nissan, in my opinion, is the lowest of the low (thats the only "nice" way to say it) and after reading someone elses report of a very similar occurance, I had to write my story, even if it was 16 years ago. It just shows that they are still the same king of scams on people after all of these years!
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