Nissan of Mission Hills

New and Certified Pre-Owned Nissan Sales and Service

Nissan of Mission Hills is a high-volume Nissan dealership in Mission Hills serving Los Angeles, the San Fernando Valley, and Van Nuys with a full range of new and Certified Pre-Owned vehicles, from everyday sedans and SUVs to trucks and the all-electric LEAF. Sales, financing, and a full service and parts department all operate out of the same location, so buying, financing, and maintaining a Nissan can happen in one place.

The new-vehicle lineup covers the full current Nissan range: the Sentra and Altima sedans, the Kicks, Rogue, Murano, Pathfinder, and Armada SUVs, the Frontier pickup, and the all-electric LEAF. Buyers looking for value can also choose from a large Certified Pre-Owned inventory, where every vehicle passes a multi-point inspection and comes backed by a factory warranty.

The finance department works with buyers to get pre-qualified before they ever set foot on the lot, and the service and parts departments handle everything from routine maintenance to major repairs using genuine Nissan parts.

We handle:
- New Nissan sales across the full sedan, SUV, truck, and electric lineup
- Certified Pre-Owned and general pre-owned inventory
- Financing and pre-qualification
- Trade-in valuations
- Genuine Nissan parts and factory-trained service

Whether you are shopping for your first Nissan or bringing one in for service, the team at Nissan of Mission Hills is ready to help.

Contact

Eric Kouznetsov, Sales Representative

Schedule

Today from 8:30 to 21:00

Contacts

11000 Sepulveda Blvd, Mission Hills, CA, 91345, U.S.A.

818-838-4444

818-221-1000

Service: 818-408-5853

www.nissanofmissionhills.com

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