rusticle4 said:
Yeah I just dont know whether or not to give up on Nissans.
When something bad happens to you, or your vehicle, it's no fun, and sometimes feels like "the whole world is against you". Certainly there are good and bad dealerships.
Here's what I would suggest. Take everything personal out of your X, including the insurance papers. If you have aftermarket mods, if possible remove them. If they can't be removed, photograph them, make a list of them(including specifics such as model and serial numbers), sign that list, and make a photocopy of the list.
Phone the dealership where you bought the X, and book a service appointment for after the holidays(i.e. whenever is convenient for you). Tell them it's about the problem you are having. Tell them you need a "service loaner vehicle". If it was me, I'd insist that it be another X, with the same transmission(AT or MT) as you have in yours.
If they won't give you an X for the service loaner, ask to be transfered to the switchboard so that you can speak to the dealership's owner. Don't let them put you on hold - make them take immediate action or make immediate decisions. Of course you could do these steps in person at the dealership. Especially if you had phoned the day before, or the hour before, and knew that the owner would be on the premises.
Worst case, you get a service loaner that isn't an X. You take your X in for your appointment. You put the signed list of "your stuff" that is attached to the X in the glovebox. Before you do, write down the mileage. After you get the keys to the service loaner, you give them one of the keys to your X(but no remote control key fob), explain that there are no insurance papers in the X, and no personal items, and that when they have diagnosed, and fixed the problem, they can call you to schedule a convenient time for you to return their service loaner and pickup your X.
Tell them that when you pick up your X you expect it to be cleaned inside and out, witha fresh oil change.
Give them a printout of your postings on here, including about the Chevy dealership's offer, and explain to them that they have the chance to retain you as a Nissan customer, make you a happy Nissan owner, and to prove that Nissan is a better choice than Chevrolet. Remind them that you are young, and that one bad experience with Nissan might ruin a lifetime of opportunities for Nissan to sell you vehicles.