Stevens Creek Nissan

Name: Stevens Creek Nissan
Address: 4855 Stevens Creek Blvd, Santa Clara, CA, 95051, US
Telephone: 408-983-5900
Rating: 0.5

4855 Stevens Creek Blvd
Santa Clara, CA 95051 408-983-5900

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Consumer Comments for Stevens Creek Nissan

Consumer from Fremont, CA
Apr 25, 2021

Didn't follow instructions completely.

Consumer from Portola Valley, CA
Apr 20, 2020

My beef with Nissan is they do not service a lease car. Ford leases did do services

Consumer from SAN JOSE, CA
Mar 02, 2018

We brought our Nissan in to diagnose a "check engine" light. The car was with them for over three weeks. The problem was not diagnosed. The issues we inquired about were not checked. We were told the car would need a new engine. We declined. The problem was never diagnosed or solved, the price was about $500.

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