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I actually encountered his story in the early 2000s and I have refused to buy Nissan cars ever since. Almost compromised once or twice but No. I’m just one pers
by SlowBro 9y ago
I actually encountered his story in the early 2000s and I have refused to buy Nissan cars ever since. Almost compromised once or twice but No. I’m just one person but we are all a bunch of one persons, and we can all together make a difference :-)
Interestingly this issue seems to matter less and less as everyone I have observed goes to websites now via Google. So they don’t go to Nissan.com first, they Google Nissan and go to the first link. And NissanUSA.com is indeed the first non-ad link when I searched just now.
- justherefortart 9y agoSame for me. Same goes for Infiniti. I was going to get a G35 a few years back, but because of this, I didn't. Won't make any difference to Nissan but that's about the best I can do.
- SlowBro 9y agoEnough of us doing this and Nissan WILL feel it.
- IgorPartola 9y agoFeel but not understand. Instead, every time you buy a Toyota/Honda/whatever, take a picture of you at the dealer picking up the car and send it to Nissan explaining why you bought from their competitor. Point to a website explaining the larger story. If that’s your thing. I’ve never owned a Nissan, but to me things like Chevy’s refusal to fix faulty ignition switches for nearly a decade that resulted in many fatal accidents is a better hill to die on.
- SlowBro 9y agoYeah, they all have skeletons in their closet don’t they :-/
- kw71 9y agoThat's a long time to have a chip on your shoulder. I imagine you don't have a bank account nor buy anything except handmade crafts.