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I would start by reading your paperwork for "certification", then the warranty.

 

Front core support broken?!! That's a big deal there is no way they would have missed that.
What did the tech say or did you inquire with them about it.....?

 

pics?

 

does nissan even have a cpo program, or was that your dealer's gimmick?

did you look at the carfax and service history?

did you buy from nissan?

 

Please post pics, second, how long did you have the car before the damage was noticed, last, i doubt you bought it from Nissan. You probably bought it from a local dealer.

 

Normally, "certified" only refers to the mechanical state of the car. For example, your water pump or a shock strut. It was certified to be in working order and if it breaks, it will be replaced under your warranty.

A broken core support means nothing unless there is other real evidence of a repair that resulted from an accident.


BTW - "under the impression" is meaningless. You better have something in writing stating that the car was accident free, i.e. Carfax, Autocheck or a document from the dealer.

 

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I bought a certified Titan, it meant nothing. Their 140 point inspection is the pits. It means zero. You can still argue for them to fix it, though it's not likely.

 

^^^ Exactly. You can drive into the dealer any day of the week and get that same inspection for free. It's nothing more than a Marketing buzzword and there's nothing on earth that defines it as "nearly perfect".

 

The only thing you can count on with a certified used car is that it's used.

 

The better question at this point would be -

How did you miss that? It's not covered up by anything.

Did you open the hood before you bought it?

Not giving you a hard time, but for reallll. For all the dealer
knows, you did it.

 

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