Do you believe car dealerships are corrupt businesses? Listen to this story!!!?

honestly they probably got some moron for their lot boy,you probably did have a problem with battery or alternator one,you was just not aware of it as no one is till its to late,they idiot lot probably hooked the jumper box up backwards which fried your fuse and/or alternator

no not all of them are like that,but yes you do occasionally bump into that one that is,and its never a pleasant experience

First of all, if you purchase an Expedition, you'll be able to want plenty of cash to hide fuel. Secondly, the huge auto dealership will have to be ready to promote you the identical auto for much less, considering the fact that they promote such a lot of. However, the huge auto dealership can manage to pay for higher legal professionals, so they are able to hold you from getting what was once promised less difficult than the loved ones owned trade. I've continually discovered that what they installed writting is what you get. And, I've continually fallen in love with a detailed auto. Think approximately the coverage price and the price of fuel whilst you purchase. Those bills final perpetually, even though the auto would possibly not.

1. People who actually know how to take care of their cars wash them themselves and don't take it anywhere to get washed.

2. You don't get your car serviced at a dealership. That's what independent mechanics are for. I would never take my car to the dealership unless I was getting free warranty service done (and I mean a new or preowned car type of warranty from big name dealers like Toyota, Chevy, Ford, etc.; I would not get any crap warranty from a used dealer let alone let those ASE tech school dropouts service my car).

3. Your friends told you to check the fuses and you decide to waste time by calling the dealership just to check fuses (which is unheard of) and eventually Nissan Consumer Affairs? Why exactly couldn't you just check the fuses YOURSELF? A 10 year old kid should be capable of checking the fuses on a vehicle, let alone someone old enough to drive.

I'm really sorry, but you seem very ignorant about cars and the dealership tried to take advantage of you, among other things. And yes, dealerships will do this sometimes. Again, this is what independent shops are for. Or you could at least learn a few things about cars so people in the auto industry don't try to screw you because of your ignorance.

Libertyville Auto Plaza

you must find an independent mechanic to work on your car ...used cars have a warranty if you get that written into your ''''''sales contract'''''' before you pay for the car .... this Lib Auto is not a place that I would ever do any business since you convinced me that they are not the company for us... Just forget about that place and move on as life is too short and too sweet to waste time over a lousy car dealer === sorry that you got burned ... Most car dealers are good and honest and there are a few that give the good ones' a bad name...............

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ok first, i feel for ya, but in know way did their battery replacement mess up your alternator. second, that probably wont trip a code saying my voltage is low, instead it might produce a range of out or above or below threshold codes.third, yes they are moe larry and curly, yes, they probably momentarily hooked the cables up backwards.sensitive electronics are not like under the hood electronics.

i suspect your alternator was fried to begin with,and they hit wrong polarity when jumping or during batt install.

The dealer isn't responsible for everything that happens to your car just because you pull on their lot.

Its unfortunate but its highly likely that stuff just happened and would have if you would have stopped at walmart instead.

Sounds to me like your car had tons of pre-existing problems and you tried to blame it all on the dealer hoping to get free repairs.

They obviously knew you were the type who wouldn't check the fuses yourself.