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  Nissan of Staten Island

  1976 Hylan Blvd Staten Island, NY 10306-3526

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  Nissan of Staten Island

  222 Parkinson Ave Staten Island, NY 10305-2539

Location of This Business

1976 Hylan Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10306-3526

BBB File Opened:

10/20/2015

Years in Business:

8

Business Started:

9/30/2015

Business Incorporated:

5/20/2015

Type of Entity:

Limited Liability Company (LLC)

Business Management

• Mr. Scott Reback, CEO
• Mr. Igor Fleyshman, General Manager
• Ms. Victoria Caronna, Sales & Customer Relations Manager

Contact Information

Principal

• Mr. Scott Reback, CEO

Customer Contact

• Ms. Victoria Caronna, Sales & Customer Relations Manager

Additional Contact Information

Fax Numbers

• (718) 447-1493
  Primary Fax

Phone Numbers

• (718) 448-3878
  Other Phone

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Government Actions

Government Action: BBB reports on known government actions involving business’ marketplace conduct:

NY AG Secures Over $1.9 Million from Five Nissan Dealers for Overcharging New Yorkers

The following describes a government action that has been resolved by either a settlement or a decision by a court or administrative agency. If the matter is being appealed, it will be noted below.

On March 28, 2024, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced settlements worth more than $1.9 million with five Nissan car dealerships in New York City and on Long Island for overcharging over a thousand New Yorkers who wanted to purchase their leased vehicles at the end of their lease term. An investigation by the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) found that the dealerships added junk fees or falsified the price of vehicles between 2020 and 2023. The agreements require the dealerships to pay more than $1.6 million in restitution to more than 1,100 consumers and a civil penalty of $340,000.

The OAG opened an investigation into five Nissan dealerships—Baron Nissan on Long Island, Nissan of Westbury on Long Island, Nissan of Kings in Brooklyn, Nissan of Queens, and Nissan of Staten Island—after consumers reported they were being overcharged and given inaccurate receipts. The investigation found that each of these consumers leased their Nissan cars under an agreement that gave them the option to purchase the vehicle for a set amount after the lease term ended. But when the consumers returned to the dealerships when their leases were up to buy their car, the dealerships substantially overcharged them. The dealers either added miscellaneous “dealership fees” or “administrative fees,” or inflated the vehicle’s price on the invoice given to the consumer. In some instances, customers were overcharged as much as $7,000 on an $18,000 vehicle. 

The OAG investigation also revealed that the dealerships provided customers with deceptive invoices. These included misrepresenting illegal upcharges as government fees, such as a $37 state inspection fee that dealers charged as $300, and a $50 title fee dealers charged as $500. New York law guarantees every consumer the right to a complete and accurate receipt for every car sale, yet thousands of examined invoices failed that basic test.

Under the agreements announced today: 

-Nissan of Staten Island will pay $282,255.61 to 184 overcharged consumers and a $55,200 penalty.

The penalties paid by each dealership vary based on the number of consumers overcharged and the pervasiveness and severity of the overcharging. The dealers have also agreed to audit all deals between the start of the investigation and the present, and will provide additional refunds to overcharged consumers identified in that audit.

Consumers entitled to restitution do not need to take any action to receive the payment and the dealerships have already begun paying restitution through mailed checks in the full amount of the overcharge. The dealerships have also agreed to reform their invoicing practices to ensure all lease buyout customers are neither overcharged nor provided with inaccurate receipts.

Attorney General James asks any consumers who may have been affected by deceptive or fraudulent lease buyout practices to file a consumer complaint online.

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New Car Dealers, Used Car Dealers