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When I bought the M240, I insisted upon two keys/fobs. The salesdude agreed, said the prior owner had both. When I took delivery, one key. I followed up/persisted and was told that prior owner couldn't find his second key. Salesdude came through, had a second key created and mailed it to me.
I never get surveys; too bad I would have done well by him.

That's the result I am hoping for, but afraid the $750 + Labor quote from Porsche of San Diego might cause the dealership to become cowards and criminals.

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Your dealers cost is no where near $750 +Labor. So a reputable dealer will honor what they agreed to provide you even without a “We Owe You” sheet.

jmonroe

I cross shopped the Maxima to the 2006 Avalon I bought and from what I remember back then the Nissan dealer was very straightforward.

More recently during Covid we got mom a Murano on the 18 month leases they were running... again the dealer was very pleasant. I did have to really work with them to get the lease payment right because there was such a huge payout from Mom's RAV the deal kept coming up negative.

Finally we got it to the payment it was supposed to be and they cut Mom a nice check for the equity in the RAV.

I was reading yesterday that Nissan USA is awash in new Muranos as sales this quarter have tanked after a promising start earlier after the new version was introduced. Despite decent-to-good reviews they seem immune to selling. Nissan has cut production at the Tennessee plant sharply and is offering dealers $2k in incentives for each one they take off their hands. Must be some deals out there.