I brought in my daughters car 2025…
I brought in my daughters car 2025 Nx250 for service the other day but was not picked up until yesterday. Francis Saldana was always the service advisor unless he is not available. The car has an appointment and videos or still pictures were taken and there was NO mention of a ding or dent with the car when pictures were taken. Yesterday, 02/25/2026, when it was released after car wash, I noticed that there was a ding on the door, driver side so I immediately called the attention of the service Guys who take pictures and. Without saying anything I asked one of those Guys to take a look at the door. He asked which is the advisor and at the same time took a picture with his phone then took a picture on the bar code at the drivers door then went in and called Francis. He came and out and I pointed it and he said it was there since the other day. I asked him why did you not call my attention when they took pictures of the car? He replied he did not took those pictures so he does not know, so how did he know that it was there? He said he will show me the pictures. After 15 minutes he went to his computer and showed me the picture and I readily told him that the picture he is showing me is the same as the one that is just taken. On the background you could see in that picture that it was taken on the other side which is the showroom not in the service building. I asked Francis again, why did they not call for my attention when I brought the car in and after taking the pictures? He replied, what’s my point??? I repeated it again and he replied that they don’t need to call my attention???, so I left frustrated because the reason for taking pictures prior to service was wasted and showing the picture that was taken a few minutes ago. Compare the pictures that was taken a couple of days ago and with the scratched paint and it shows that it was just car washed with the scratched picture. A dirty car versus a just car wash d car with a scratch then declare it as it was there before service.








