Guelph INFINITI

New, clean and modern facility. Great knowledgeable technician. No good customer services/experience and no sign of care. Won't consider buying infiniti ever again.

Terrible customer service, they lack the ability to resolve a warranty issue, their solution is to go elsewhere. My Qx60 has been in several times, still is not fixed.

Great Service. Excellent customer service. They took care of my issues with care and my over all experience was an A+. I appreciate everything they did above and beyond :)

I bought my Jaguar XF through Guelph Infiniti because of previous experiences with the sales staff, but lately, as my vehicle has needed service, it is the Service Department team that keeps me coming back. A recent repair was particularly tricky but Mike, the Service Dept Manager, Ray, my mechanic and Michelle, my Service Advisor, were tenacious in working with the Jaguar parts department to get it figured out. They kept me in the loop every step of the way and the end result was a vehicle that is, once again running smoothly.

Bought a used car from them in Jan/Feb 2017. Almost 2 years later I'm still resentful of their disgraceful, unethical and unprofessional service. My mistake was not getting their promises in writing when I agreed to buy the car. The biggest jerk, second only to the General Mgr, was the Used Car Sales Mgr Richard Vernon. After writing him a very detailed email outlining all the issues that they never fixed on the car, his thoughtful response was basically "too bad for you". The car is great but the used car staff were as snake- oily as they come. A total disgrace to the brand. I have never returned for service and will never buy a car from them again.

I purchased a used 2018 Infinite from a used car dealership in Guelph some time ago. Shortly after purchasing it my wife noticed that the chrome ring around the right headlight had bubbled. I took it to Guelph Infinite and met with the assistant Service Manager who said he would take a look at it. On the way he asked my wife and I if we bought it there to which my wife responded "Does it matter?" From his obvious attitude it did matter to him. He gave it a look and then took his keys out of his pocket and punched a hole in the bubble and said it was a stone chip and therefore not covered under warranty. He advised me it would cost me $265 to install a new part. His attitude told it all and I left. Last week I took it to another Infinite dealership and met with the Service rep there who examined our vehicle and had his people go over the car. He stated that he felt the bubbling and peeling of the Passenger Front lower Valance was a defect and therefore completely covered under warranty. Today (2018-08-23) I returned to the other dealership and they replaced the part under warranty. I do not need to say anymore. I never again will take my vehicle to Guelph Infinite and would strongly urge anyone else to avoid this car dealership as they are in my totally unethical and their assistant service manager did nothing more than vandalize my vehicle.

My car was running poorly and I thought the problem was much worse than it actually was. I was expecting to pay thousands to get it fixed. I even had someone else look at the car first before going to the dealership but it turns out I should have just gone to the dealership first. I was expecting to have to replace the computer which would not have been cheap, however the technician immediately found the real problem which turns out was just a cleaning of my mass airflow sensors and new air filters. I guess my car tried to eat a chipmunk through the air intakes. Plus I got 3 software updates on my late model car at no charge. Muzzi ( name is much longer but That’s what I remember) the service manager was straight forward which I appreciated. I would not hesitate to make a return trip to this dealership if needed.

Do yourself a favor and do not buy a car from here. The sales team is more than happy to sign you up and take that down payment asap without any real information given to you. My sales guy didn't even know if my Q50 was a 3.5 or 3.7 and was giving me fake facts. Of course the biggest selling line "one owner and all service was done through their dealership" saying we're very patronizing. The worse part is after I signed for the car I was given a rate of 0.9 percent and approved for 16 PERCENT? xxx. I have never even heard of interest being so high like this even on a credit card.... Haha. This was an absolutely ridiculous move by the financial manager named Lauren who also took days to respond to a single email or phone calls. Do NOT sign anything with her. The icing on the cake was when I found my car, that I put a deposit down for back for sale on AutoTrader open to the public. Your deposit is never secure. I used to drive an hour away from mississauga just to get to this shady dealership for what? The pretty much still have your car up for sale looking for the highest bidder. Absolutely ridiculous. When they find someone budding higher than you, they will call you back with a hight interest rate like 16 or 18 percent so that you withdraw from the deal by yourself. Causing you to lose your deposit as the after all are providing you with the financing. Worse experience by far trying to buy a new car when it should be thrilling and exciting. Do yourself a favor and find youraelf another dealership besides Guelph Infiniti.

Service department is the Worst! Go somewhere else. Raj in New car sales is amazing. Other then that. Go somewhere else for service. I went in for warranty work and left with a 150 dollar bill cause they broke my door.

Hello Chris, Thank you for responding to my post. Yes, it was a very frustrating experience. I was in disbelief when another dealership informed me that a claim was made (before my date of purchase) on the vehicle that I bought from Guelph Infiniti/Nissan. During the time of purchase, I was assured by the salesperson that the vehicle had no damage or claims on the car proof - he went as far as telling me that he knew the previous owner (a doctor) who rarely drove the vehicle. Before I traded the vehicle to the other dealership, I made multiple attempts to contact Guelph Infiniti/Nissan to get some answers and to find a solution. If someone from the dealership had return my calls, I would have definitely tried to work things out with them. Both Nissan Canada and the dealership did not show any empathy whatsoever during this terrible experience. I felt betrayed as a loyal customer. In the end I had to make a choice. I had two options on the table and a week to decide: 1. Trade-in at the other dealership and settle for significantly less than I originally bargained for. 2. Opt-out of the deal with the other dealership and hope that Guelph Infiniti/Nissan or Nissan Canada would investigate the matter and offer a solution. I chose to trade-in the vehicle at the other dealership. The reason was because of how difficult it was for someone at your dealership or Nissan Canada to even acknowledge me as a concerned consumer. It appeared as if no one cared.