Antwerpen Nissan

My experience here was terrible.
I recently bought my first new car and although my budget wasn’t huge I was a pretty easy customer– did my research, knew what I wanted, knew what I could afford, and really just wanted bullet points and out-​the-​door prices. On the first day of my search I went to Norris Nissan and Guv walked me through everything– super helpful, but they had mostly higher-​end models of the car I was looking for, and were slightly beyond price range — not to mention it was the first day. My next stop was Antwerpen Security Nissan and let me tell you, it was a HUGE mistake.
My salesman was Greg Johnson. He was pushy, evasive with the information I wanted, and incredibly sexist. He insisted on walking me around and showing me all the «sexiest» cars on the lot, although I made it clear I can’t tell the difference between anything car wise and just wanted the base model of the car I had come in looking for. Wouldn’t give me the out the door prices for anything at all– went so far as to try to prevent me from seeing the prices in windows of cars on the lot. He gave me a long speech about how my high credit score was a «lifestyle» and because of that, I could have any car I wanted. When I repeatedly asked what was the best he could do out the door, he wouldn’t stop talking about monthly pricing instead and informed me it is his job to get me the car I want and to make it work. No, it is your job to answer my questions– my question being, what is the price of the car?
He insisted I test drive a car. Now let me reiterate that I came in knowing exactly what I wanted. My rental was actually the exact car I was looking to buy, so I was already test driving it. The sales manager and Greg were both very insistent that I buy a car that night although I had made it clear that was not going to happen. They also tried to convince me to leave my rental car behind and borrow their car for the evening, so «your boyfriend can see it and see how it looks in front of the house.» Did they see my boyfriend’s name on the paperwork? No. Greg also showed me his facebook page at one point while we were waiting for the sales manager, to share an incredibly sexist post he had made about stereotypical gender roles. I am not sure what led him to believe I’d appreciate that.
These people called me for weeks, filled up my voicemail, and sent multiple emails a day. When I ask them to stop calling and tell them I bought a car from a competitor of theirs, they are rude and want to know why. I explained to Greg on one such occasion that he was unable to simply tell me the out the door price of the car I wanted– so I am not sure how he expected to make the sale. His response was «Well, I guess you couldn’t do anything without your boyfriend.»
Incorrect, Greg. It is 2015.
They are still calling me.
Seriously– Save yourselves the time and stress and feeling of being trapped in an unpleasant car dealership in a bad neighborhood with creepy sexist employees and go ANYWHERE else. This dealership should be avoided at ALL COSTS.

Good service. Fast. Have treated me well.
(Only minor ding is sometimes having to wait a tad long for service shuttle.)

I have gotten my last 3 vehicles from here and they have great customer service. You have to haggle a lot, but they are really friendly. If you are thinking about purchasing a car, this is the place…“Jack Says Yes!” Jack is never there when I go… I wonder if he’s real!!!