Antioch Nissan

Antioch Nissan sells used cars that aren't worth the sales price no matter how little you pay. Because Nissan sells cars nationwide and internationally, you would think that they could be trusted but you'd be wrong. I bought a used car from Antioch Nissan that had been waxed over with some kind of car body paint that made the car look like new. But after I got the car home and washed it, the imperfections revealed themselves. The paint on the roof and along the side doors had been worn away by the sun and other extreme weathering, and scratches and nicks on the bumper became apparent. The car body went from new and shiny looking to old, dull and defective after one wash with mild soap and water. Additionally, the air conditioner didn't work and the gear shift on the floor between the seats easily slips out of drive and into neutral if you bump it by accident. When test driving the vehicle, I tried to check for such problems but the car salesman engaged me in continuous conversation that made it difficult to remember what I was supposed to be checking for. These salesmen bad mouth other dealerships and then pull the same underhanded tricks or worse on their customers, like tampering with the odometer. Final warning, steer clear of Antioch Nissan, especially, Sam and the manager, Ahmad. They're as slick as they come and will do nothing to fix a used car after it leaves their lot.