Update12/28/21: In response to the owners reply to my review on Google, "When it comes to the vehicle you purchased we took money off the price of the vehicle to help cover the issue at the time of sale which you agreed to versus us having us fix the issue." This is NOT a true statement as the price reduction was apart of haggling and not ABS. Also YOUR sales person was aware of the ABS issue and still sold us a warranty KNOWING it would NOT cover the ABS issue; which you clearly admitted here, "When you purchased the third part service contract we have no control over what they cover but unfortunately when it comes to per existing conditions they do not cover those. When it comes to canceling a service contract unfortunately we are not able to cancel a cash sale service contract". So, why did it take me writing a negative review in order to get a response? Someone should have called me back to relay this "lame" excuse after my numerous calls and my husbands calls? This is a rhetorical question as I do not expect an honest response. This ordeal is "bad, poor and dishonest" business practice.
12/27/21:We purchased a used car for our teenaged son on Dec. 5, 2021. We knew we would have to put a little work into it as the cars are sold "As Is" with the option of purchasing a warranty. We'll when test drove the car the ABS light came on. We informed Mark upon our return and he showed us the Penn Warranty Corporation options. We purchased the warranty that covered the ABS plus other items (standard option). We'll on Dec. 8th we took the car to Jeff Wyler Nissan (best experience) to have it checked out and gave the name of our warranty company. Turns out The Penn Warranty Corporation had no paper work for us, but was forth coming with "if the ABS light was already on they would not cover the repairs". I contacted Mark/CAG and asked for a refund for the amount I paid for the warranty. Mark sold us the warranty so he should have knowledge of the product, how it worked; basically we felt he knew the ABS issue would not be covered yet sold us the warranty anyway. Nissan had the car for 2 days waiting on PWC to get back with them and during their dialogue told Jeff Wyler Nissan IF they cover anything; it would not be at the 100% labor charge but $75 toward labor. Our deductible was supposed to be $100 but would have been more out of pocket with their weak coverage. Needless to say, they did NOT cover the fix, we paid the $1600 to fix the vehicle and thus want the warranty payment back as it was/is useless. I've been calling Cincinnati Automotive Group since 12/8/21 (today is 12/27/21) and we keep getting the run around after giving our name, contact and reason behind the call. Things such as, (Mark) "I'll look into this and call you back", others "I'll give Mark the message". All we desire is our $750 returned and this issue can be closed. read more