2012 Versa 1.6 SV - please help

Welcome to the forum, post some pictures out of your new car I'm sure we'd all like to see!

The one thing I kept in mind when dealing with dealers is this, they are sharks that will eat you alive for all your worth. It's their job and what they do and how they make their money. In the end it's always about the money, they are not your friend or your buddy they want your $. The trick for me was to get as much as I could for my $.

As far as the indicators (turn signals) go I would expect those to work on the dash display. I've not driven a car yet that has them and hasn't got them flashing when used. I'd return with the car and ask that they be fixed under warranty. If your dealer fails to help go to another Nissan dealership you may also consider calling Nissan's regional office in your area if your dealer gives you the run around. I can't help you with the alarm but I'd suspect if your saying "tricked"you into buying it then you may expect the worst which I'm hoping isn't the case. Have you tried google?

I don't have a 2012 model but when I bought my 2009 S in late 2009 I bought it new from the dealer and paid $13,500 all in out the door. Having said that I got a bare bones S model with A/C, Manual doors/locks and a 6 speed transmission. Yes I'd love the extras but I'm very happy with it over all.

Congrats on the new car purchase!!

Now if this next part seems mean, I am so so so sorry.....

Ok. I have never heard of that alarm before, and that must be a dealer thing. Most dealer would not approve of things like that, and claim they can void your warrenty. As far as the turn signals, I would march my butt up there and ask them to fix it, and if there is run around talk, I would demand! them to fix it, or home office will be called. As far as the price, yes I think you got ripped. I purchased a 2011 sentra special edition for $18,754 out the door, meaning car, taxes, etc. When the car msrp is close to $21,000.
You could have gotten an SL model for that price. Dealers can be mean people and will get you for everything if your not careful. You should have payed no more then $16,000 for that. I would say about $15,500. You should have a survey coming up and I would totaly flunk them. $18,000???? The deal could have been alot better. But it is up to the buyer to do there hmwk and find out all the information about the car and how much it's worth before walking into the dealer. It's not the dealer's job to look out for you and give you the best price, cause in the end they are looking after themelves. It sounds like the dealer I walk into for 10 mins, and end up walking out, lol.

update, I received an email beating that price by $200. that would bring the price to $100 below invoice (invoice was 16,002) equalling $15,902 (before dealer fee, tax, reg but does include destination of $760). I did not go back and take them up on the offer as I felt they were a bit @[email protected]!3 when I negotiated in person and they did not make this offer until a few days afterwards. By then I had already picked up my new ride (from the dealer and price mentioned in prior post) and am enjoying it........although I wish Nissan had an armrest option for it.

I am not saying that every dealer will provide the same deal but knowing this should give you some leverage. If anyone in the northeast is interested in buying one PM me and I will put you in touch with the guy I dealt with, maybe you can get the same deal. Additionally I will split the $100 referral they offered.

Just to be totally forthcoming, the car I bought was an in-stock unit. the car was not on the lot for all but a few days and had not even been unwrapped yet. If they had to ship in a car it would have added $100 to the price.