the best dealership in L.A. area for service?
08-23-2006, 12:47 PM
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the best dealership in L.A. area for service?
I went to Performance Nissan (where I bought my car) for an oil change, and it took 2 hours. They were apparently backed up, and the service manager informed me that since they are under new ownership, they will no longer take walk-ins. They are also quite a ways from me since I live in West L.A.
I don't trust Santa Monica Nissan - I went in to buy a cargo net and they asked for $80!! It's a freaking $30 cargo net. The cars on their lot are also pricier than other places I've been to.
Anyone been to the one in Downtown L.A.? How's their service dept.? Cerritos Nissan? Any other suggestions? Thanks.
I don't trust Santa Monica Nissan - I went in to buy a cargo net and they asked for $80!! It's a freaking $30 cargo net. The cars on their lot are also pricier than other places I've been to.
Anyone been to the one in Downtown L.A.? How's their service dept.? Cerritos Nissan? Any other suggestions? Thanks.
08-23-2006, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by ZedNewbie
I went to Performance Nissan (where I bought my car) for an oil change, and it took 2 hours. They were apparently backed up, and the service manager informed me that since they are under new ownership, they will no longer take walk-ins. They are also quite a ways from me since I live in West L.A.
I don't trust Santa Monica Nissan - I went in to buy a cargo net and they asked for $80!! It's a freaking $30 cargo net. The cars on their lot are also pricier than other places I've been to.
Anyone been to the one in Downtown L.A.? How's their service dept.? Cerritos Nissan? Any other suggestions? Thanks.
I don't trust Santa Monica Nissan - I went in to buy a cargo net and they asked for $80!! It's a freaking $30 cargo net. The cars on their lot are also pricier than other places I've been to.
Anyone been to the one in Downtown L.A.? How's their service dept.? Cerritos Nissan? Any other suggestions? Thanks.
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Well, I just talked to the service manager and we do accept walk-ins still but priority will go to those who made an appointment. Basically, by trying to set up an appointment based schedule, we can see what's coming in so we can staff appropriately to keep wait times down for customers. We usually will never turn down walk-in customers unless it's a big job and we just don't have time to get his car out that day. At least this is my understanding of what's going on. 
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Originally Posted by GFrnk69
For an oil change just go to jiffy lube, or DIY, easy **** like oil changes doesnt matter where u go.
DIY - I don't have the tools or the space to work on my car. BTW it is too much PITA to do this on your own anyways - easier to pay the $40 to get it done by people who know what they're doing.
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Originally Posted by Brian@Performance
Well, I just talked to the service manager and we do accept walk-ins still but priority will go to those who made an appointment. Basically, by trying to set up an appointment based schedule, we can see what's coming in so we can staff appropriately to keep wait times down for customers. We usually will never turn down walk-in customers unless it's a big job and we just don't have time to get his car out that day. At least this is my understanding of what's going on.
BTW, I hope the ownership change does not affect the good service that you guys have a reputation for.
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Originally Posted by charlie_rdstr_Z
Alhambra Wondries is pretty good. Ask for David and only him.
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