Alright, so we have this 06 Nissan Altime 3.5L. We Initially leased the car in 06, then in 08 we chagned the agreement to a buy. The car is currently on extended warrenty.
The problem was initially with the A/C not blowing cold air when it was hot, and it was blowing when it was cold. The problem started sometime in 2008, which was what appears to have been solved by the dealer. Now since January of 2010, the problem started up again, the car has been in the dealer since then till now for a total of two months. First the problem was a/c hose, then condenser, then they changed the ECM.. After this the A/C seemed to work, but now there was a problem of the car not starting sometimes. So took it back and they are saying some B.S about it being a fault in the key.
In the past 9 months the car has been in service for 2 months and counting. And they have spent around 6,000 trying to fix an A/C problem. This is counting parts, labor and a renta car.
It was also during this year that the tranny went bad, which the dealer paid $4500.
So thats a total of around 11.5K that the dealer has spent trying to fix the car.
At this point I dont want to deal with this car and the dealer. What are my choices of getting out of the agreement.
Could I have Nissan buy back the car and close the loan? We still owe around 12k on the car
Thanks for reading through.
The problem was initially with the A/C not blowing cold air when it was hot, and it was blowing when it was cold. The problem started sometime in 2008, which was what appears to have been solved by the dealer. Now since January of 2010, the problem started up again, the car has been in the dealer since then till now for a total of two months. First the problem was a/c hose, then condenser, then they changed the ECM.. After this the A/C seemed to work, but now there was a problem of the car not starting sometimes. So took it back and they are saying some B.S about it being a fault in the key.
In the past 9 months the car has been in service for 2 months and counting. And they have spent around 6,000 trying to fix an A/C problem. This is counting parts, labor and a renta car.
It was also during this year that the tranny went bad, which the dealer paid $4500.
So thats a total of around 11.5K that the dealer has spent trying to fix the car.
At this point I dont want to deal with this car and the dealer. What are my choices of getting out of the agreement.
Could I have Nissan buy back the car and close the loan? We still owe around 12k on the car
Thanks for reading through.
Comment