I have bought cars from multiple dealers in multiple states, and this is the worst one ever. I have switched all my service to Nissan Renton, and couldn't be happier.
1) When I bought the car, they did the typical trick of trying to tack on numerous fees. One sales rep was so unsavvy, they literally referred to one of the fees as "our extra profit." They couldn't even make up a good cover (sure, you can credit them as being honest if you want to give the benefit of the doubt, but I think they answered impulsively as I caught them off guard).
2) I asked how I knew they would not try to call me back after I bought the car & try to insist on a higher interest rate, as I had just heard a news story of how car dealers take advantage of people in this way. They basically admitted they only do this to people with worse credit, so I had nothing to worry about.
3) Multiple times I came here for service which was preplanned days in advance, and then they didn't have the part or tools necessary. I waited hours each time, and then had to reschedule. How disorganized can you be? One time I left the car with them for a whole week to take care of multiple issues which I repeatedly double & triple checked with them. They still didn't complete all the tasks required despite promising to do so.
4) I presume the owner does not treat employees well or creates a non-ideal working environment, b/c I never saw the same staff working there for very long.
5) Final straw: they quoted me just over $700 for brakes. I told them I would get back to them once I knew my schedule. Within a 1 week, I tried to schedule. They said they no longer had those parts available, so had to charge me over $1000 b/c the new parts were more expensive. They said these were the same as the factory installed parts. I called Renton. They quoted me just over $600 to get it down with the same factory parts. That sealed the deal. I went to Renton, and they've been giving me great service ever since. Glad to never see you again, Nissan Burien.