Willieworks
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- Joined
- Mar 1, 2011
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Good Morning All
Well Nissan CS has stopped responding to my terse comments on both the Leaf site and the main Nissan site. I have begged them to come clean about this horrible delivery pattern of filling orders out of turn and making up stories as to why, but now the line has gone silent. My car has been in Long Beach since no later than March 22, and yet, I am the villan here. It occurs to me that as a completely disgruntled early adopter I have become the most imparcial critic possible. If I don't love the car I'm not going be inclined paint a better face on it because the experience with Nissan was so unpleasant, and has now become stand-offish.
I guess everyone who is honest with themselves knows that Nissan has always been the second rate Japanese car manufacturer, compared to Toyota and Honda, and now I know why: poor management. Good management doesn't let a situation like this happen, and if it does, they fix it immediately.They don't let it continue as though there were no problem, which seems to be the case here, as I notice an order from Dec 16 was filled Friday (mine was ordered Oct 26, still waiting. Estimate now week of May 23). How can we trust them? It would take an unimaginable outreach on Nissan's part to regain my trust. I have no hope of it.
I think the main thing Nissan failed to understand is that that people who are willing to be early adopters of new, untried technology and products do so, in part, because they get value out of being the first, of being the one to test it out and tell everybody about it. Without that, and with all this deceit and uncertainly instead, the thrill of a big purchase and owning the lastest toy is hugely diminished, to the point of anti-climax. It's the preverbal being screwed without being kissed.
That all for today.
Well Nissan CS has stopped responding to my terse comments on both the Leaf site and the main Nissan site. I have begged them to come clean about this horrible delivery pattern of filling orders out of turn and making up stories as to why, but now the line has gone silent. My car has been in Long Beach since no later than March 22, and yet, I am the villan here. It occurs to me that as a completely disgruntled early adopter I have become the most imparcial critic possible. If I don't love the car I'm not going be inclined paint a better face on it because the experience with Nissan was so unpleasant, and has now become stand-offish.
I guess everyone who is honest with themselves knows that Nissan has always been the second rate Japanese car manufacturer, compared to Toyota and Honda, and now I know why: poor management. Good management doesn't let a situation like this happen, and if it does, they fix it immediately.They don't let it continue as though there were no problem, which seems to be the case here, as I notice an order from Dec 16 was filled Friday (mine was ordered Oct 26, still waiting. Estimate now week of May 23). How can we trust them? It would take an unimaginable outreach on Nissan's part to regain my trust. I have no hope of it.
I think the main thing Nissan failed to understand is that that people who are willing to be early adopters of new, untried technology and products do so, in part, because they get value out of being the first, of being the one to test it out and tell everybody about it. Without that, and with all this deceit and uncertainly instead, the thrill of a big purchase and owning the lastest toy is hugely diminished, to the point of anti-climax. It's the preverbal being screwed without being kissed.
That all for today.