Comments by "Aaron Britt" (@aaronbritt2025) on "THIS is How Some Car Dealerships Get a BAD REPUTATION and They Deserve it!" video.

  1. Dealers in Vegas are now charging $200/hr and up. That's an increase of $50 to $75/hr from 2019. I used to work at a Nissan dealer in Vegas and still know a few people there. The techs haven't received any across the board rises, only merit raises that they would have received anyways. So, where's that extra labor money going? Also dealers in Vegas charge customers MSRP + 20% for anyone walking in the door. If you press them, they'll drop the price to MSRP. There was a Nissan dealer here in Vegas that regularly put out 20% off coupons. So, they raise the price 20%, then give you a 20% coupon. Nice of them, right? Also, if you get an oil change at a dealer, the service department buys the parts from the parts department at full retail, then marks them up and sells them to you. All of the departments at a dealership act like separate, independent businesses. Also, at the dealership I was at, when I went to parts to get my parts for an oil change, they'd give me a filter and 4 quarts of non-synthetic Nissan oil. Most of the Nissans call for 5 quarts. I was told to use 4 quarts and then top off with bulk oil from the hose. The Nissan Maxima's at the time were supposed to use Ester Oil. That's the factory fill. Parts had Ester Oil, but they wouldn't give it to us, even though the RO said "Ester Oil" on it. I left the dealership after 4 years. Started my own shop.
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