> 2. Re: SML-NON-P: To Marcus concerning Nissan "discrimination" > by: Jason Bosaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 3. Thanks for the compliment Dr. Doolittle > by: Glenn Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 5. RE: SML-NON-P: Thanks for the compliment Dr. Doolittle > by: Perron, Dave C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 7. Re: SML-NON-P: To Marcus concerning Nissan "discrimination" > by: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> i think this is simple. everywhere in the world, racism or discrimination happens. i think the whole company doesnt have to be sued. i'm pretty sure that they don't choose buyers since they all want to make money right. a discrimination that i see there is that they (the dealership) might be doubting on somebody's capability or ability to pay their prices. though im not saying that they didnt consider the guy being black. about the chapperon assisted test drive, i think it is more of a perotective measure or it is to settle the prices already. here in the philippines, when you test drive a vehicle, there is a need for a sales person chapperone, not only to settle the prices but to show the car's full potentials. i mean show its load of features and other stuff. here as well discrimination happens not only to nissan dealerships but in other business establishments as well. a relative dressed up a very simple dress that she almost looked a housemaid or so. she bought lots of ! items on this supermart and a salesperson asked her if she could buy them all or if she can pay for it. she flaunted her thousands of bills and the guy was embarassed. money do can talk. i think it is more about the money. if you show them the money then they will not even look on what is your color beacause they really do care about selling the product. but then if they still discriminate you then it's a different story i think it is on the salesperson's or the dealership's fault. but it is still wrong to sue nissan for that. sue the dealership, then it is better. because i think nissan company does only know that they manufacture cars and it is up to the dealerships to do the negotiations on the selling of these cars. once dealerships have the unit, nissan has no direct control on how would the dealership sell them. what's important is that they sell them. how could nissan worry if blacks drive their cars if people where it came from are discriminated as well. you know we ! asians have this discrimination as well. but we all want to make money right? so why choose buyers? what could possibly that dealership is thinking? red 2002 Sentra Exalta GS Grandeur A/T __________________________________ www.edsamail.com +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ Have questions about your car? Try here: http://www.sentra.net
