Nissan 112

The dealership is an hour and thirty minute drive so I wanted to verify the price and availability of a 2017 nissan Armada that was advertised on line as certified with a sale price of $43,500. When I arrived for my appointment I notified a salesman that I'd made an appointment . When he showed me the car he said here it is . The outside was dirty with scuffs and scratches and the passenger seat was stained . The car was filled with personal belongings (baby seats and clothing). I had to ask if the car was actually for sale and if the salesman was actually a salesman . I asked if we were going to take the car for a ride and he handed me the key. I drove about a block and turned back, as the gas guage kept ringing. When I got back I asked to see the certification checklist and was told that that isn't done until the vehicle is ready for delivery, which led me to ask whether it is certified or not . Finally, I was shown the price, which included an additional $1995 that isn't included in the sales price but is in the fine print on the website. I was relieved to walk out with no pressure to buy this car or any other from this dealership .