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November 2023 by Sue J.
Highly recommend. Not only do they provide a quality manufacturer, the entire team is over and above the average dealerships. Eric N provided excellent sales direction exceeding our expectations, getting us in the exact car we requested within three hours, out the door. Melissa S. In finance, wrapped it all up painlessly and in a pleasant manner. Even after we returned a few days later, for assistance with the Nissan site, she stayed well beyond her hours, as she was already working with another customer, to resolve our issue. Thanks to all! You are appreciated. Another fine Moyer dealership!
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August 2023 by Amanda H.
Great experience ! Eric and Melissa did a great job helping me navigate the purchase of Rogue. Buying a car has always been daunting task for me , they made it so much easier. Eric gave me his cell and was available for any questions I had even when he was off. Showroom was very clean and welcoming.if you looking for a new or used car I would highly recommend checking them out.
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March 2023 by Kathy W.
One of the easiest and pleasant experiences in getting my car. Mike was both professional and helpful all the way through. He was so good at explaining everything. I also want to thank Brooke for getting the whole process started, and again, made everything easy. If you're looking for the best deal, go to Moyer in Wernersville.
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November 2022 by Juan Capois
Always great service.
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November 2022 by A B Seawell
Regular service. No surprises!
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June 2022 by Randy Burkhart
It stinks had 8:00 appointment to just replace inspection stickers due to windshield replacement and 2 hrs later still waiting
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April 2022 by Jackie Stephens
Great service and staff very helpful.
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January 2022 by Tom Klitsch
Service Center hourly rates, VERY EXPENSIVE. $$$$$$$$$$$ Also was charged 130.00 to diagnose problem when they were told what was wrong. Bend over and grab your ankles.
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January 2022 by Alice Merkel
Very good service and nice place.
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January 2022 by Alvaro LUGO
Great service good attention
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September 2021 by Alyssa D.
I am writing this review on behalf of my mother. Last week she had every light pop up on her brand new Rogue with less than 10,000 miles, on the highway. her automatic braking system engaged and if there were someone tailgating she probably would have ended up seriously injured or worse and it started after a car wash all these problems.She Brought in the car and they did their normal diagnostics and normal "protocol". Disappointed they had found literally nothing considering this issue was scary for her getting stuck on the highway away from home.Nissan had been a reliable company to her in the past but now, even after showing the service advisors the photos of everything fully lit, and they found nothing "malfunctioning" and told her it was safe. But the only way to avoid this happening they told her to NOT TAKE THE CAR TO THE CAR WASH OR TO GET IT WET IN THE RAIN BECAUSE WATER LEAKED UNDER THE HOOD AND IN THE CAR. Not sure what kind of advice that is, they could have checked the seals ? Maybe replaced those to avoid that from happening if they really thought that was the problem.Regardless, if you have a problem with your car like this, DO NOT bring it to this dealer. They seem to gamble on people's safety because they literally can't figure something out. I'm hoping reaching out to corporate will help, because this dealer just didn't seem to care. Nissan needs to take responsibility and at least issue recalls for their 2019 rogues because upon looking this up, it has happened to so many other people and it is a major safety concern ! The electronics should not be malfunctioning because of a car wash, and the service staff shouldn't be so dismissive and clueless.
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July 2021 by Barbara J.
My experience has been positive with the sales and service department. The salesman Eric was a great help to me. The service department has alway communicated with me and has given me a loaner car if my car could not be finished. I plan to return when I am in need of another vehicle.
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June 2021 by David J.
This dealership had changed names but retains much of the same staff. In Oct 2020 we test drove a Nissan Armada and were ready to buy it. The salesman instead ran the numbers for the Platinum Reserve demo on the lot. We'd confided we were about to move cross-country pulling a camper, so he sold us on all the "new tech" of the 2019 Platinum and after some haggling and a test drive, we opted to finance it instead. The day after I called back because, after using the GPS program a bit, we realized it was completely out of date - didn't recognize 5 year old POI's or massive road updates from years ago. It was then I discovered that the map "program" is a static SD card in the dash that doesn't update. Why was mine so old? The service manager insisted that it had to be fixed in store because it's a "part replacement." We were moving within a few days and I didn't have time but come to find out, Nissan offers the newer SD card online for user installation (why didn't the service manager know this?) The larger problem was that none of the "new tech" worked. After hours online, in the manual, in 2 dealerships after the move, and on the phone with "tech support (someone reading from a script), it turns out Nissan has been advertising the 2019 with graphics and specs from the 2020 model - so in the 2019, Nissan Connect is borky, and there is no compatibility for Android Auto. Also no analog input for phones or phone integration other than bluetooth which is incredibly spotty. I confronted the salesman and sales manager on the phone about this, since the vehicle had been sold to us on the merits of the tech, but neither if them even knew what Nissan Connect was, or that the USB inputs weren't formatted for media, and seemed confused that we didn't just use the crappy sounding Bluetooth or listen to the radio instead. The service manager acted like I was speaking Greek. Since I'd already moved, they didn't really care. The rear infotainment system doesn't work either - nothing displays on the screens because the only compatible device we can find seems to be pre 2017 Apple products and (sometimes) a Sony blu-ray (because the in-dash blue ray doesn't display video on the rear screens). There are actually several law firms suing Nissan for fraudulent advertising of the 2019 Armada tech. They would not agree to a buy back or trade in to make this right because this dealership sold us the vehicle as a demo. It's considered used, so they settled with us for about $3000. By then I'd also paid $150 for an updated SD map card that was no different from the ancient one that came with the car. When I tried to return it, Nissan customer service claimed they they don't sell SD maps and that I must have gotten it from a third party. When I referred them to their own store link where I'd bought it, they refused to open the link "in case it was a virus." Most ignorant tech support I've encountered in my entire life - it's like talking to a bot. But back to this sleazy, lying dealer. We went to trade it on something smaller with actual updated tech. When we saw the CarFaxx report, THIS VEHICLE HAD BEEN IN A WRECK. The salesman, sales manager, nor finance manager mentioned this at the time of purchase - they called it "a like new demo" that the store manager had driven a few times. It had been hit in the rear bumper and repaired. They sold this platinum package vehicle to us with an accident report on it and never told us - when we were intending to buy the lower tier package. They lied to my face and purposely tricked us. It was also a mechanical lemon. Two weeks before we sold it, it randomly wouldn't start. We took it to two different Nissan shops that gave it a clean bill of health because it started right up for them only to leave us stranded somewhere the next day. I found a recall bulletin for a 2019 Armada brake lamp on the Nissan's own website that causes this exact issue -
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October 2020 by Google user
Great service I'm very pleased. Thanks
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September 2020 by Todd Todd
Very helpful staff and service
