Business ProfileforModern Nissan of Concord

I purchased a 2021 Nissan Altima SV, vin # ***************** on October 23, 2023. Shortly after the purchase, i began noticing problems with the forward collision sensor, and the A/C randomly not working. I was told on most visits that the sun was causing the sensor to fail, or a loose bracket was the issue, and that recalibration of the sensor was done, and the A/C was overcharged. After several visits to the service department, they finally fixed the issues by replacing the mounting bracket for the sensor and repaired a broken wire in the A/C pressure sensor. Another visit, I reported right headlight was out of adjustment.Those issues SHOULD have been corrected on their "167 point certified inspection"!Yesterday, April 24, 2024, I noticed the front passenger side bumper was loose, and not hooked on the clips. Today, April 25, 2024, I took this car to a local body shop for an estimate to repair. The owner of the body shop pointed out the car had been in an accident, and the repair was done with an aftermarket bumper, which the clips do not catch to the *** section of the fender. Other items pointed out: hood was replaced, driver headlight is fastened with a sheet metal screw, several fasteners are missing from the engine compartment trim, a weld is visible under this trim, passenger door hinge trim is missing, bumper was painted after installation.This car was purchased as a Nissan Certified vehicle, along with a clean (no accident report) on the Carfax report.Clearly, anyone doing the 167 certified point inspection should have noticed the shoddy repairs, even if they were not part of the mechanical inspection, and reported as such to reflect on the Carfax report.I am a very angry, dissatisfied Modern Nissan of Concord customer and would expect some sort of compensation in this matter.Disgruntled,************