This dealer does not deserve a star rating, it's more of a star minus a star which equals ZERO rating.
BEWARE...DO NOT BUY THE DARK BLUE 2007 NISSAN MAXIMA SL Vin # 85C852504 with 156,631 miles, OR THE RED 2005 FORD EXPLORER XLT Sport 4.0L 2WD Vin # 35ZA38367with 121,388 miles. The Nissan will not be fixed, the crankshaft and camshaft are no good. The transmission on the Explorer is no good. Both of these vehicles are still on their website.
This past weekend, my fiancé went to L.A. Motors on Boulder Hwy. He got himself a 2007 dark blue Nissan Maxima and when he drove off, not even 2 miles away from the dealership, the car stopped and didn't turn on. My fiancé had to push it out of the street...smh. The salesperson came to where my fiancé was at and suggested that the battery was no good. So the salesperson went to buy a brand new battery and hooked it up. The car started and my fiancé drove it home. The next day Saturday, he took the car to Auto Zone to put it on the sensor machine to see what was wrong with it. Well, the crankshaft and camshaft were not reading on the machine and they warned him that it's going to drain the battery and leave him stranded if he keeps the car. We went back to the dealership and told the salesperson about the findings of the car. The salesperson asked what did my fiancé wanted to do. So he asked if there's anything else they could offer. The salesperson did not even offer to fix the issues on the Maxima. They offered him a red Ford Explorer or a white Expedition. The red Ford Explorer was what my fiancé asked to test drive, and it wasn't on that lot, it was on the lot that they have located in N. Las Vegas. Well, not sure if the salesperson assumed that I didn't speak or understand Spanish and he called a salesperson from the other lot and started talking in Spanish about the Explorer. He was asking the other guy about why did he take the truck to the other lot, and that he thought he sold the truck and then he said something about the transmission. He told us he's going to pick it up and as we walked out, I told my fiancé to be careful with buying that truck cuz the other salesperson from the other lot said something about the transmission. So, we left to have lunch while our salesperson went to pick up the truck. We came back, we checked out the truck and the salesperson brought the keys. My fiancé turned on the truck and opened the hood, then asked the salesperson if the transmission was ok cuz I heard him say "transmission" when he was having his conversation in Spanish with the other salesperson on the phone. He said that the transmission was good and we drove off to test drive it.
Now why is it that we weren't even a block away from the dealership when the salesperson's manager calls and gets put on speaker and with a nasty attitude starts saying that I said that "he" said that there was something wrong with the transmission. M***er****er, you weren't even involved in that conversation. That convo was between his salesperson in that lot with the other salesperson on his other lot in N. Las Vegas. Well, I ended up in a screaming match with this fool because he was saying that I said that HE said this. Then he said that he didn't want our business, and he'll give the down payment back and to think about it...hmmmm. Sounds fishy, doesn't it? Got back after the test drive, I told my wonderful fiancé that it's kinda funny how now he wants to back down on selling you any of the vehicles. We walked back into the office and the manager was standing there behind the salesperson. The manager told us that he was going to send the Maxima to get a quote on how much $$ it was going to cost to fix and that he wasn't going to sell him the Explorer...again kinda fishy, don't you think?? Then he said if the fixing of the Maxima is too much, then he'll consider selling the Explorer, but he wasn't willing to sell it then when we were there. So, he said he'll get in contact with my fiancé on Monday (today) and tell him the outcome on the Maxima. Well, of course they weren't going to fix the Maxima or sell the Explorer, so my fiancé asked for his down payment back.
BEWARE...DO NOT BUY THE DARK BLUE 2007 NISSAN MAXIMA SL Vin # 85C852504 with 156,631 miles, OR THE RED 2005 FORD EXPLORER XLT Sport 4.0L 2WD Vin # 35ZA38367with 121,388 miles. The Nissan will not be fixed, the crankshaft and camshaft are no good. The transmission on the Explorer is no good. read more