The Dealer

I bought a 2006 Nissan Titan from them. The truck had all 4 tire pressure sensors before I bought it and when they put on the new tires they must of broken one (I work at a dealership, it happens often) and instead of replacing it with a regular sensor valve, they used a cheap rubber valve stem with no sensor. When i inquired about this they told me "it's not covered under warranty" so I have to pay $97 for their mistake. That's like saying you don't cover wiper blades under warranty and then stripping them off the vehicle before it leaves the lot and saying "that'll be $20 for wipers". My rear window poured water in the back seat the first rain and there's already a loose sway link. The rear seat is straight up missing a headrest. The brakes are grinding horrendously when it rains like they slapped some pads they found off the floor on the thing. They replaced the spark plugs so that worries me too on what quality they used. There's stains all over all 4 doors that I already cleaned up but that's the least of my worries with that thing. Not to mention all of these problems happened about 3 days after I've owned the truck, a week at the most. They don't want to stand by their products so that " multipoint inspection " is as good as toilet paper since it's evident that they just slapped a checkmark on all the "goods" when they clearly weren't looked over. The second you see a big stain on the back seat and white water marks all over the inside of the window it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that the rear window seal needs replacing. They almost forgot to put new tires on it if I didn't remind him off the tire tax he left out. Bring a pad and pen with you and write up all the work any vehicle from there needs because they certainly don't put the time info it

I've emailed this dealer regarding three different vehicles and have gotten no return email answering my question to all three which is what is the milage. All vehicles listed by this dealer do not have the milage. If they can't take the time to answer a question via email I assume the rest of the customers's questions would go unanswered as well.