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How often do I need to have the
oil changed in my vehicle?
Section 7 of your owner's manual gives a full explanation
of the types of
maintenance as well as the time intervals when the services
should be
performed.
What should I do if I think my Nissan
vehicle needs service?
You should always call a Nissan
dealer, even if you aren't sure that your vehicle
requires service. A simple call could help you avoid
bigger costs and inconvenience later.
How can I obtain the key code for
my vehicle?
Go to your nearest Nissan dealership's parts department
and request that a duplicate key be made.
What should I do to repair my vehicle
after a collision?
Always insist on Nissan Parts to keep your Nissan running
at an optimal level. Please call your nearest service
advisor.
How large of a down payment do I
need to make?
The bigger your initial payment is, the less you will
have to finance. With a lower amount to finance, your
total interest charges will also be less. No one knows
your personal situation as well as you do, so knowing
how much you can afford to pay each month, and planning
accordingly is always advisable. Also consider other
expenses when doing your planning.
How can I improve my credit?
Months before you buy, cancel extra credit cards, pay
off debt, and maintain steady employment. In addition,
get a copy of your credit report at least 60 days in
advance, so you can clear up any errors. If you have
a limited credit history, consider finding someone who
is willing to co-sign (i.e., share responsibility) for
your loan.
How much is my trade-in worth?
The amount your dealer will offer you depends on a
number of obvious factors, like automobile make and
condition, to name a few. Check resources such as an
independent car value guide for a rough idea of what
your car is worth. But, a vehicle survey by a dealer
is always necessary to determine trade-in value.
Can't I make more money selling
my car on my own?
While you might make more money (trade-in value vs.
resale value) selling your car on your own, trading
it in offers several advantages:
· You can get immediate cash or credit.
· The dealer handles the paperwork and might
pay off your current loan.
· You won't have to deal with running ads, strangers
in your home and car, bad checks, or liability for mechanical
problems.
What to do after a collision:
We've compiled some helpful tips to remember to help
reduce the confusion that often follows a collision.
We recommend you read this section and print out the
forms to keep them in your vehicle to help you be better
prepared in the event of an accident.
After a collision:
-Turn on your hazard warning lights and move to the
side of the road, if possible.
- Before exiting the vehicle, assess the situation.
Are you injured? Is it safe to leave the vehicle? If
there are any injuries, ask someone to call the police.
Then wait for the police to arrive. If on a highway,
for your safety we recommend you wait for police in
your vehicle.
- Stay clear of traffic, exchange the contact and insurance
information with the other party. However, do not discuss
the accident with the other -arty or admit fault.
- Report the accident to the police.
- Call your insurance representative to initiate a claim.
o When talking with your auto insurance agent or at
the repair shop, insist on Genuine Nissan Parts.
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