i suppose i arrived too late..

Too funny.

... Just... no...

as said before, lets not turn this forum into a bashing forum. we all gotta learn

you especially. :stirthepot:

no just kidding...

Cars have owners manuals?? That you have to (gasp) READ?

In the OP's defense, the dealer should have shown this little detail to him on delivery. Mine did.

LMAO. In fact I believe all manufacturers key fobs are like ours; an actual key within the fob.

Umm... probably yes. Who's to say? :ugh2:

I think I will do that for schnitz and giggles, remove the keys from fob when I trade her in someday.

:iagree:


Maybe the OP will allow us to have a bit of fun at his expense :tiphat:

Thanx OP and hope you don't feel too banged up by our banter :tup:

Dang what happened to you? Are you on meds? You drinking nice juice? Lol


Big miss on the dealer's part. They probably failed to push your battery storage fuse all the way in making it virtually impossible to save your convenience settings and home link.

All these things you paid for when you signed papers. There is a charge that covers these services when you buy the vehicle.

:iagree: Let's not turn on each other..............unless we have to!!!:eekdance:

Would that be left or right?

LOL...my dealer couldn't show me anything about my Z. I had done lots of research before going to the dealer, to include downloading the manual. It was more me giving my salesman a lesson on the bells and whistles than him to me, so I can see where folks could end up with a new car and not a lot of help in how the pieces all work...not sure why folks working at a dealership don't have to learn that stuff. I know at my J.O.B. I am expected to have very thorough knowledge of operations!

A good salesman would know what he/she is selling. A good salesman is hard to find...

Seriously though, I imagine it would be a pain to have to sit down and read through all of the factory brochures, talk to the techs, etc, to get the low down on all the vehicles Nissan sells. And that's assuming that you were at a Nissan dealership. Most of the salesman I have seen prefer the James Bond approach (i.e. BS their way through it), so I have gotten to the point where I do my own research, and then school the salesman so that he doesn't look quite so much like a fool next time around. My little public service.

As for what Bking said, I think most vehicles key fobs come with a key inside of them. The only one I've ever seen that didn't look like it had one was the key/thing they used for early 2000 model SAABs. Though thinking back on it, I guess you could call the huge plastic plug that came off the end of it as a key...