Before you purchase an extended warranty what type of extended warranty do you need? Are you looking for a mechanical failure warranty or just a wear and tear warranty? Keep your eyes open for scams if you think a cheap extended warranty sounds too good to be true. If it probably is, you can check the Better Business Bureau for more information. ...read more
Obtaining a retail auto dealers license will enable you to sell automobiles in a determined geographical area. It allows you the freedom to choose to open your own business or to seek employment through an established car dealership. Regardless to your choice, this is a potentially lucrative career move. ...read more
By BillandJus August 08, 2013
Brian was helpful in purchasing our van. The price was right and no “bargaining“ which we liked! Thanks! ...read more
By Brittney H at Citysearch February 12, 2012
I pride myself on providing a no-hassle, honest, quick and informative experience. I love the Nissan brand and can't wait to show you why. If you're interested in becoming one of our proud owners, please contact me. \t\n\t\n-Brittney Hawkins\t\n Internet Sales Manager \t\n Eric Hill Nissan\t\n 504-245-5900 ext. 1070 Main\t\n 504-345-9005 Cell\t\n\t\n\t\n ...read more
By Benjamin Allen at Citysearch March 18, 2011
I went into Toyota of New Orleans, working with there sister dealership Premier Honda to buy my second car from this dealership duo in less than one year. I walked away lied to, deceived, and horribly frustrated. I processed all information via email before going to the dealership, But upon arrival, I was not welcomed. I was not greeted (let alone enthusiastically). I could not believe that was the way this dealership handles its customers--let alone repeat customers. I had decided on the purchase vehicle and negotiated a price, and regardless of the bad service, was sitting down to make the purchase, but Toyota of New Orleans and Premier Honda, instead of acknowledging a mistake regarding the vehicle (i.e. a missing car component/seat component), decided to claim the car component was optional. But it was not optional; it was missing. Instead of being honest and forthright, the dealer was deceptive and dismissive. I was later proven right at a different dealership. Toyota of New Orleans and their sister dealer Premier Honda provided the worst car buying (attempt) I have ever had. Needless to say, I walked out of the dealership, did not make any purchase, and will not be returning. ...read more
