Carr Nissan
3855 SW Cedar Hills Blvd, Beaverton, OR 97005 United States
Open now:8:30 am - 9:00 pm
About
Carr Auto Group, a family owned group of automotive dealerships in Oregon and Washington, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Beaverton Nissan. The new acquisition will be re-branded Carr Nissan with an extensive marketing blitz and re-organization. Carr Auto Group is celebrating its 25th year and is excited to move forward into the Nissan market. We feel that Nissan is a highly desired brand and will fit in well with our existing new car franchises of Subaru, Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac. Carr will now have 3 new car franchises, a used car store and Auto Body shop in Beaverton as well as our Cadillac, GMC and Buick store in Vancouver, Washington. Carr Auto Group has achieved con
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rubybike on Citysearch
13 years ago
05/19/2010, 04:21 AM
Dishonest trickery, very friendly but with wrong motivation – I was impressed initially with their very friendly non-pressure approach. I made it very clear what I needed financially, and was reassured that would be met. I was told about discounts and rebates but not in the true context. I was mislead about the MSRP. This all came out at the moment I was to sign papers, when I questioned it,,there was a lot of number shifting to try to explain. When I left, I ended up paying more than MSRP, did not get the rebates promised and even more disturbing payed more cash down that left me unable to purchase a car for my daughter. They were told of my needs and expectations and promised it would work. I left with the car, signed with my credit union after the fact and in the end I payed more than needed and now have to find a way to get an additonal car with out the resources I needed.
Bottom line, they are dishonest and do what they can to confuse the buyer. Do not buy there. I am sorry. Love the car but most certainly got screwed.
Karl on YellowBot
13 years ago
12/25/2009, 12:13 PM
when she went to buy a car at a Car dealership owned by the 3rd largest Dealer Group in America. Sonic Automotive is the 3rd largest Dealer Group in America operating about 150 Car dealerships throughout the country.And don't forget to 'Google' this- AUTO DEALER LOUIS F HARRELSON TO PLEAD GUILTY, and read the related articles and watch the video.WELCOME TO AMERICA- IN FRAUD WE TRUST
Jim on YellowBot
13 years ago
12/25/2009, 10:16 AM
They have a SIGNED CONTRACT, with YOUR NAME on it! You agreed to the terms of the deal. What is your defense? Age???You voluntarily participated in the "wear the mooch down" game by agreeing to stay there for hours and hours at a time which told them, loud and clear, "they are an easy mark". You were able to read and understand the contract and financial terms and conditions...AFTER...you...
Anonymous on YellowBot
13 years ago
12/23/2009, 09:20 AM
After over 3.5 hrs and arriving at an agreed sales price for a new vehicle, I offered my car as a trade in. Arabzadeh and I agreed on a $900 trade in value. I was there 4.5 hours, it was 9:30 pm when I completed the paperwork. As a disabled senior citizen, I was exhausted and not feeling well and in tears off and on while signing the paperwork. I asked the financial person about the bottom...
flann on YellowBot
13 years ago
12/01/2009, 15:26 PM
These guys are crooks! After purchasing my vehicle I discovered I had been lied to and when I went in to talk to the same people, nobody would help. Now I can’t even get anybody to return my emails or calls.Don’t trust these people. Go anywhere else!
portlandreviewer on Yellow Pages
14 years ago
08/26/2009, 09:37 AM
My partner and I went to Beaverton Nissan, we are picky people and we know what we want. We found a used vehicle that we both liked and had papers drawn up. They were friendly and very helpful. We go home had a great weekend, and then Monday rolls around... They call us up and ask us to come in, something about some questions and/or some missing paperwork. We get there and they tell us that we can't afford the car and that we have to get something cheaper. We tell them that we CAN afford this car and they send us on our way with promises of fixing the paperwork. Tuesday, they call and tell us that we HAVE to bring the car back in and return it. We returned the car and went to a diffrent dealership. The new dealership told us that they ran our credit 15X. 15!!!! Our credit score had went down 50 points in less than a week beacause of them!! I don't know what their game is, my partner and I combined make over 5K a month, we could afford double what they said we couldn't afford. I believe that someone made a mistake and this was there way of fixing it, and just to be spiteful because we didn't want to deal with them anymore they ran our credit a bunch of times. Do not go here.
noneyas on Citysearch
15 years ago
06/23/2008, 04:59 AM
I would rather walk than buy a car from this dealer! – I would not recommend this place. I went to buy a used older car, and they just cant seem to get it together. You spend HOURS there going round and round, and they refuse to let you walk away. Once going home and using a online auto caculator, the $$$ monthly payment they gave me and what I found out online is a differnce of $75.00 a month! I would rather walk than buy a car from this place. The only good thing was the sales guy, forget the managers!!
portlandgir1 on Citysearch
15 years ago
04/23/2008, 02:40 AM
NEVER go to Beaverton Nissan – After spending about 5 hours with a sales person running back and forth to his "boss", I finnally left the place with what I told them I wanted 4 hours earlier. I leased an Altima with the understanding that I could turn it in at any time and not have to pay ANYTHING. That is why I put so much money down. I now want to turn in my POS car, but I have to pay out the lease. They lied to me!!! Now they are telling me that I can trade in my car for another one of their over priced cars. I will never go back there. We have many choices in this area, do not make Beaverton Nissan an option. They will screw you.
tbabylee on DealerRater
16 years ago
02/26/2007, 08:06 AM
This is an update to an earlier review I posted. I tried editing my first review, but each time got an Unable to Display Page error, so I'm adding a new one.
Two hours after I posted my review of this dealership, my 2004 Murano broke down. The culprit? A hopelessly corroded wiring system, which necessitated both the wiring harness and alternator replacement. The alternator replacement was simple, however, because this particular repair hasn't been performed frequently or at all on a Murano, Nissan doesn't even have specs on how long the repair should take. Since I live in Olympia, I took the car to the Bruce Titus Olympia Nissan dealer for repairs, rather than tow it over 100 miles to Beaverton Nissan, where I bought the car. Bruce Titus had never replaced the wiring harness on a Murano before because they've never seen one fail. My car has been at the Nissan dealership for over a week because they had to order the wiring harness, then figure out how to replace it. I had the car two days before it broke down and have been without it now for ten. I'm supposed to get it back later today.
Fortunately, all the repairs, the towing and the rental car were covered under Nissan's original manufacturer's warranty. Otherwise, I'd be out around $2500, but there's no deductible, so the only thing I've had to pay is for gas for the rental car.
Needless to say, I have to revise my ratings for Beaverton Nissan's quality of service and overall experience. The car was supposedly certified, but the problem was easily diagnosed by Bruce Titus in Olympia within 10 minutes, so Beaverton's service department should have noticed the wiring corrosion during the inspection before they certified the car.
I did receive a heartfelt apology from my sales person, Melanie, and an offer of a free oil change if I'm ever in Beaverton. I also asked Melanie to pass on the details of my experience to the service department. I'm not too optimistic about it changing anything, but hope that they'll be more careful and thorough in the future before certifying their cars.
I guess my advice, which is always good practice, would be to get an independent inspection of a used car before purchase. If I didn't live over 100 miles away from where I bought the car, I certainly would've done so and would've insisted that Beaverton complete the repairs before buying the car. And if they refused, I would've looked elsewhere for the car.