which nyc dealers don't mind Mods.
 

ppl who live in nyc. which dealerships haven't u had a problem with getting service with your mods.

the dealerships i'd like to know about is Star nissan , and Koeppel nissan.

thanks.

Star Nissan has been cool about my mods. But make sure to speak to one of the younger mechanics.

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Star is 100% better than Koeppel. I had nothing but problems with Koeppel. Also, Star has the Nissan award for excellence. The service manager is Steve Hausman. Nice guy

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how bout dealers on LI? anyone?

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I've been dealing with Habberstad Nissan with good results so far. Today I called them and my opinion is starting to change. They won't replace my rotors or pads with 2200 miles on the car even though they are vibrating like crazy - all they'll do is cut them. I also keep on having to bring my car back because "We had to order the part".

I will say they have a professional operation, but I'm starting to see why people hate Nissan service. I bought a new car for the service, now I feel like I'm not getting that. I think the next car will have to be a BMW.

The only mods I have are a stereo system and clear corners. I'm not puttin on my FSTB or RSB until I get it back from the dealer. I'm also gonna lock my trunk and disconnect the power wire from the amp when I bring it in...I just don't want the head aches.

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has anyone had any dealings with baron nissan on long island?

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where is baron nissan? Amity nissan in massapequa sucks, i have to feel out westbury nissan, thats where i bought my car..

I go to GEIS Nissan and they are pretty cool.

In Peekskill?

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Habberstad's not a bad dealership; I like the fact that you can drive into the dealership garage and have them take your car in, rather than have to park it outside of a service dept, go in, and tell them what needs to be done. Then you have to wait until the next mechanic is available to pull your car in. And plus, they had a few hot chicks at the service counter, and in the sales floor so you have something to look at to kill the time. :D

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Baron is off of glen cove RD, right next to powermotors, the service manager has some name like Frank Rogers or something.

later

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I'm pretty sure that I went to the parts department there and caught a look at their garage. What a discrace! It looked like a chop shop. It was filthy and didn't appear at all like they were concerned about the quality of the work they put out. I was very turned off by it.

Not to mention, they didn't have the part that they said they had 1/2 hour before when I called and drove there like a maniac before they closed. :mad:

You guys might want to check out Smithtown Nissan.
Dan Ziegler is a salesman there and a fellow .Org member(Bluefish)
He's good people and will do what he can to hook you up!
Happy Holidays!!!
Russ

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not to mention when i asked them to fix something covered under warranty, it was returned to me without being fixed!

oh, and 600 bux for a rim, that's nice too.

: /

Yeah Dwight and the guys treat my car really good

star?
 

star nissan's the dealership that tried to dlck me over when i bought my car. so i dunno.

and i've heard alot of ppl say they have bad service.

Smithtown is a little out of the way but I'm willing to go there if the service department will just do their job. Can Dan Ziegler vouch for the operation? Or is it just hit or miss depending on who you get?

Also, if you happen to know are there any trains to Penn Station from Smithtown?

Thanks!

Guys over @ Biener Nissan in Great Neck are mean :(

Looks like Smithtown is the only one on LI with good reviews...

At one time, Smithtown's salesgroup use to be pretty bad (this is before Dan Ziegler's time) and everyone I've heard who's gone there never bought anything. I bought my Max at Smithtown, and have to say I was pretty impressed with their customer service related to sales. Now on the service dept side, I find them ok, but I think I like Habberstad better. :)