MOVING UP - Congratulations to our Nissan SCOPE & Infiniti KEI Masters

Christian Pineiro stressed the importance of not waiting to be called upon to gain the necessary knowledge to become a master technician. “I took initiative on my own and completed the online courses on my own in my free time.” His other recommendations include: “I would focus on electrical. The EV and HEV are becoming more and more mainstream, so focus on the electrical aspect. They are also the most time consuming, especially if the car has been in an accident. The harness stuff is the most time consuming.”

Pineiro looks forward to further advancement with Nissan. He hopes to go to GT-R and LEAF training soon. Christian believes EV and HEV vehicles are the way to go for the future.

In his free time, Christian works on his own cars and rides his bicycle, which is a road bike. At this time, his rides can average anywhere from 20 to 25 miles.

Tim Wallace says the best part of his job is the challenges that are presented daily. “I know the product pretty well, so I don’t mind working on any of it. I am happy to fix anything. I am GT-R certified, and I don’t mind working on a GT-R. They’re fun.” Wallace views each job equally, but the occasional electrical concern is difficult to resolve because of the time it takes to get to some of the connectors.

Wallace also made it clear that staying up-to-date on new technology is important for him and new technicians. “I refresh my subject knowledge almost daily because the job changes so much you are never doing the same thing over and over. Almost daily, I am refreshing my knowledge in an area and learning something new.”

Tim says he achieved master technician status by doing these two things: “Working hard and doing the job correctly. Stick with your training. The more you train, the more you learn and the easier your job gets.”

Wallace’s time off is spent playing golf, working on his project car, a 1994 Infiniti G20, or fishing for trout.

Terry Baker’s loyalty for Nissan and Infiniti began in 1980 when he first started with Datsun. He feels very much at home with the company and has proven to be a valuable member of the Rickenbaugh team. Terry is both a Nissan and Infiniti master technician, a GT-R and Hybrid certified technician and has a Doctor of Motors from Perfect Circle. Starting to work on cars in high school, he ended up following the path that many car enthusiasts share by attending Wichita Automotive Institute in Wichita, Kansas and becoming a technician.

Baker stated: “Being a master technician has opened doors that otherwise may not have opened.” He has plenty of wisdom to share with new technicians, such as: “Be open and trainable, find a dealer that will invest in you and you in them, and stay put for a long time. If technicians are always changing dealers, then why would the dealer want to invest the time and money for training? Work hard, have almost no comebacks, be honest, show up every day, stay late if you have to, and do all you can to make the dealer you work for successful; the rest will fall into place.”

Terry is happily married with four kids and four grandkids surrounding him. He and his wife enjoy hunting and remodeling their home, are very active with their church and frequently volunteer in the community.

Pat Costello is proud to be a master technician. He says the greatest part of being a master technician is: “Knowing my personal accomplishments. In my career, I have reached the top.” Costello has automotive work in his blood. “I like engine work. I have always found the internal workings of an engine interesting. I was five when I started looking at cars. I grew up in a family full of technicians. My dad is a master technician and my grandfather was too. So it wasn’t too shocking that I became one. I like the Nissan brand. I like the company as a whole, and I have worked for a couple different ones. I like the cars and the functionality.”

Costello’s guidance for new technicians is motivational: “Take in all the factory training that is available. Take advantage of it. You reach the level of master by taking advantage of what’s available from the manufacturer.”

When he is not fixing an engine, Pat spends time with his three girls, ages three, eight and 13. “We do lots of traveling and go to museums. We are going to the aquarium. In the rest of the free time that I have, I work with performance cars. One of them is a Nissan-powered stock car.”

Every morning Nick Baldwin starts the day the same way; he checks for new bulletins on ASIST. Keeping current on everything Infiniti, he stays ahead of the game when fielding questions from service advisors and customers alike. Nick’s drive to learn is the reason he became a master technician in 2009. He has this wisdom to share about it: “Show a strong desire to want to be a better you. Never stop learning. There are always new things to stay up-to-date on when it relates to education and service bulletins. Make it one of your goals. Take online training before you are asked to take it.”

Baldwin loves working with his hands and always gets gratification from repairing a vehicle because: “Everything I fix will be better than it was before.” He enjoys the heavy line work and that few hours of solitude he gets when working on an Infiniti at the shop.

Nick enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter in their swimming pool and at family barbecues. They also love world traveling; they have visited Costa Rica and Puerto Rico this year alone.

Lance Dominguez achieved master technician status by taking Nissan classes as much as possible and working hard. He says: “Keep working hard; keep studying. Things are always changing. Concentrate on learning electrical systems, which are the most difficult.”

With Nissan for 14 years, Lance believes in the product: “Nissan is a very reliable car. It is sporty and the quality is very good, especially with the new models, which are very reliable.” The Altima is his favorite Nissan model and his favorite automobile to work on. “It is a nice, roomy car. It is comfortable and is a great balance of practical and sporty.”

A man of many talents, Lance trades stock options when he is not fixing cars. “I trade stock options and I am also into drag racing. The stocks are doing good and getting better.” Trading and growing stock options sounds like a worthy hobby for a guy that is looking forward to retirement.

With Nissan for close to 40 years, Jerry Parnell started his automotive work in Savannah with a different brand. He stayed with the dealer through a series of buyouts, which eventually brought Datsun and then Nissan to him. “Of all the cars, I like the Z car. I used to work on B210 Honey Bees, 310s, 510s, and 710 wagons. They have really changed over the years. They were fun cars to drive and they were good cars. Nissan is a really good car, up with the times. We have a good product; good and innovative cars.”

Parnell describes one of the biggest perks of being a master technician as the sense of accountability that the title fosters. “It makes me study and keep up with it, and I get sent to school a lot more, so I definitely have a deeper sense of accountability.” Jerry’s advice to new technicians is solid: “You have to keep up with the cars, stay on the computer, and study for all the tests and the SIRs.”

Jerry resides in Hilton Head, and in his time away from Nissan, he works in his yard, kayaks and whitewater rafts in the mountains.

Dan Bevins is a car enthusiast who fell in love with them at an early age after watching his grandfather work on the family vehicles in the boondocks of Russie, New York. Starting out as a Honda guy, Dan soon was attracted to the Nissan GT-R. “I believe in tasteful, slight and often expensive modifications that one has to double-take to even notice…a stock look with flair. Like the Infiniti Q50 Eau Rouge prototype loaded with a VR38DETT. That thing is sweet!”

Hired at Nissan two and a half years ago, Bevins was quick to show his eagerness to complete all of the necessary training and became a master technician quickly thereafter. He explains: “You need to be willing to sacrifice the time to go to training, train at home on the Virtual Academy and be willing to go out and get your ASE certifications.” Dan truly appreciates the level of training and literature that Nissan provides.

Dan just celebrated his one-year wedding anniversary with his beautiful wife, Caitlin. For now, they are enjoying “being young without limitations.” Dan likes to go target shooting with his friends deep in the woods, and Caitlin is a Champion Morgan show horse rider.

When asked about the perks of his accomplishment of being a master technician, Chuck Gorospe mentioned how much he loved the Visa gift card, jacket, and ring that he was given when he was certified. “The best way to become a master technician is for the dealer to send the person to school so they can get the classes and achieve it. I worked for Infiniti for 12 years and was a specialist. Now, I have been with Nissan for longer than twelve years, and I am a master technician.”

Chuck’s accomplishments have gotten him more than a gift card and a jacket. “At this particular dealer, it has gotten me the role of shop foreman and the ability to work on all of the problem vehicles.” Gorospe is a proponent of Nissan’s HEV and EV vehicles because of their lessened impact on the environment. He says the two highlights to his job as master technician and shop foreman at Lamb Nissan are the challenges and that he gets to help as many people as he can by teaching newer technicians and serving customers.

“Make it a goal and do your best.” That sums up how Chase Crawford feels about technicians becoming master technicians. He also advises them to: “Take your time with repairing cars; don’t rush through things. And concentrate on electrical training due to today’s complex systems.” Electrical problems have actually become Chase’s favorite type of repair in the 10 years he has been working on cars. In the four years that he has been employed at Nissan, Chase has really come to appreciate ASIST and C-III Plus, which tend, which tend to make his life easier. In fact, he uses many of the resources available to him, such as: TECH LINE, TechAlert, TechTalk and the ESMs.

Crawford became a master technician in May 2013. He is married with one child and loves spending time with his family. When not at work, he enjoys hunting, fishing or doing anything else that involves the great outdoors.

The decision to become a technician came naturally to Ben Bacon since he has always been a car enthusiast. After falling in love with automotive repair in high school shop classes, he set off to a local trade school and was hired at Nissan soon thereafter. Ben became a master technician last year and just celebrated 12 years with Nissan. Not surprisingly, in his spare time he enjoys tinkering with cars. Designing and making one-of-a-kind car parts is a challenge that Ben finds extremely rewarding.

Seeing how Ben appreciates a challenge, he is up for working on whatever repair or vehicle comes his way. He freely admits that certain conditions are very difficult to diagnose, such as: “Intermittent drivability problems. You can drive a car forever, even with the customer, and you can’t duplicate the problem. This can be very annoying and time consuming.”

Ben suggests that the best way to become a master technician is to: “Take all the classes you can. Pay attention at work and learn from your mistakes. Most of what you learn is on the job, so don’t be afraid to ask questions if you’re not sure of something.”

Adam Ratgen says achieving master technician status has been very rewarding: “The best part of it has been getting a pay raise and that a lot of guys look up to me now.” The rewards go beyond the paycheck and the respect. “I look forward to diagnosing, fixing and helping the customer out. I enjoy giving the vehicle back to them and knowing I fixed it in a timely manner.”

For those hoping to become a master technician, Adam’s guidance includes the following: stay current on new models, stay busy at work, get to Nissan classes in Atlanta, and focus on learning electrical systems. His other recommendations are inspiring: “Keep at it. Don’t give up. Keep trying. Keep learning new stuff. Try to get as much information from anyone more experienced.”

Adam believes in the Nissan brand. “Personally, I love Nissan. They are very innovative. I love the new designs of the Altima and Rogue. The front ends look aggressive. They are very dependable and long-lasting.”

Adam loves to fix cars and ride motorcycles when he is not at work.

Jonathan Crawford has had a couple of exciting events take place in the recent past: he became a master technician last year and just proposed to his girlfriend of two years. Jonathan is a dedicated Infiniti employee during the day, but in his time off, he is currently knee-deep in wedding planning with his fiancée.

With eight years of experience under his belt, Crawford likes electrical repairs more than anything else. “It’s very much like being a detective and you’re looking for the culprit.”

Jonathan achieved master technician status by first going to vocational school. He explained: “I went to DeAnza College’s vocational program, and without any previous automotive experience, they prepared me for obtaining my credentials and gave me the needed experience to transfer to a job as an automotive technician.” Crawford urges new technicians to: “Get their credentials (ASEs) and then concentrate on training for emission systems and engine controls.”

“I think every mechanic likes working on engines. I think that’s why every mechanic gets into the business – to work on engines,” master technician Curt Kruse says. Although he loves engine work, Curt says he will gladly work on any vehicle system. He says up-and-coming technicians should focus on gaining familiarity with all the systems in the vehicles. “You have to put in your time at the dealership with your hands on the cars, reading ASIST and all the bulletins and the TechTalk magazines. You’ve got to be on Virtual Academy, and you have to learn as much as you can.”

Becoming a master technician has been a major accomplishment for Kruse. “It’s personal pride and an achievement. It feels like a starting point, and it is nice to be rewarded for my schooling and the time that I have put in. It is nice to see something come to pass.”

Even more than engine work, Curt values his coworkers. “We have an excellent group of technicians here. We are a very small dealer with a family atmosphere. I look forward to working with my technicians every day.”

At home, Curt spends time with his kids and builds scale models of cars and trucks.

Master technician Frank Carulli’s brother lead him to Nissan. “My brother worked for Nissan. He is ten years older than me so I started helping him about ten years before I started working at Nissan. The first Nissan I worked on was a 1987 Sentra.” With Nissan for almost 16 years now, he says he achieved master technician status by studying, working hard, going to classes, and taking all of his ASEs. He says that as a master technician: “People acknowledge that you work hard and you are good at what you do.”

For new technicians, Frank says: “Concentrate on one job at a time and try to learn something new everyday.” He recommends focusing on the diagnosis aspect of the job, and his favorite vehicle to work on is the LEAF because it is new and different. When asked what he looks forward to at his job, Frank said: “Making money and keeping the people happy.”

In his time away from the job, Frank plays sports, goes fishing, and loves anything Chicago- Bears, Bulls, Cubs, and Blackhawks.

David Lang says: “I like all Nissan cars. I don’t really have a favorite; it just depends on what I would need the vehicle for. If I needed a racecar, I would choose the GTR. If I needed a family car, I would choose the Altima. I really do like the new Altima. The redesign of it, the technology and the great fuel economy that it gets; I really feel like that’s a good stepping stone for the company.” For new technicians, Lang suggests: “Stay focused. It takes time and a lot of hard work. Try your best and keep focusing on your goals to become a master technician. The first thing I would recommend to someone coming up in the field is to be an electrical specialist and get your ASEs for that.”

When asked about what he hopes for his future, David said: “I would like to be a service manager one day so that could be my next goal. Right now, I am soaking in as much as I can every day, staying in control of my attitude when I am at work.”

In his time away from work, David plays golf in a league, plays paint ball, and goes to the drag strip on Friday nights.

TechTalk would also like to congratulate and recognize these Infiniti and Nissan Master Technicians

Robert Bannon

Nissan SCOPE Master

Cherry Hill Nissan, Inc.

Cherry Hill, NJ

Chao Lin

Nissan SCOPE Master

Brown’s Dulles Nissan

Sterling, VA

John Digney

Nissan SCOPE Master

Salem Nissan, Inc.

Salem, NH

Charlie Fay

Nissan SCOPE Master

Windsor Nissan

East Windsor, NJ

Adam Watts

Nissan SCOPE Master

Liberty Import Center

Libertyville, IL

Joe Cito, Jr.

Nissan SCOPE Master

640 Nissan

Knoxville, TN

Steven Sclafani

Nissan SCOPE Master

Smithtown Nissan, Inc.

Saint James, NY

Tanner Deforest

Nissan SCOPE Master

Capital City Nissan/Topeka

Topeka, KS

Ronnie Mendiola

Nissan SCOPE Master

Tischer Nissan

Laurel, MD

Wayne Gafke

Nissan SCOPE Master

Martin Nissan

Skokie, IL

Aaron Englishman

Nissan SCOPE Master

Lynnes Nissan West, Inc.

Stanhope, NJ

Matt Szymczak

Infiniti KEI Master

Infiniti Hoffman Estates

Hoffman Estates, IL

Joseph Lawrence

Infiniti KEI Master

Infiniti of Elk Grove

Elk Grove, CA

Chris Desimone

Infiniti KEI Master

Infiniti of Massapequa

Massapequa, NY

Chris New

Nissan SCOPE Master

Goodman Chevy-Cadillac-Nissan

Glasgow, KY

Chris Francois

Nissan SCOPE Master

Nissan of Middletown

New Hampton, NY

William Gavin

Nissan SCOPE Master

West-Herr Nissan

Orchard Park, NY

Bill White

Nissan SCOPE Master

Nissan 112 Sales Corp.

Patchogue, NY

Marek Swietek

Nissan SCOPE Master

Crowley Nissan

Bristol, CT

Aaron Miller

Nissan SCOPE Master

Car Pros Burien Nissan

Burien, WA

Jerry Walters

Nissan SCOPE Master

Ed Hicks Nissan, LTD.

Corpus Christi, TX

Christopher Shough

Nissan SCOPE Master

North Plainfield Nissan

North Plainfield, NJ

Frederick Sharpe

Infiniti KEI Master

Warren Henry Infiniti

Miami, FL

Chris Holcomb

Infiniti KEI Master

Sewell Infiniti

Dallas, TX

Brent Edwards

Infiniti KEI Master

Infiniti of Cool Springs

Franklin, TN

Mark Goulding

Nissan SCOPE Master

Tom Wood Nissan, Inc.

Indianapolis, IN

Wei Mar

Nissan SCOPE Master

Nissan of Chesapeake, LLC.

Norfolk, VA

Congratulations to our Nissan SCOPE & Infiniti KEI Senior Specialists

Ryan Clancy

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Pine Belt Nissan/Keyport

Keyport, NJ

Freddy Gonzalez

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

North Plainfield Nissan

North Plainfield, NJ

Anthony Centineo

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Kingston Nissan

Kingston, NY

Craig Warnack

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Ken Pollock Nissan, Inc.

Wilkes-Barre, PA

Detsavanh Vongsady

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Smith Nissan

Fort Smith, AR

Jacob Mcmechan

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

K.C. Summers Nissan, Inc.

Mattoon, IL

Jason Diestelkamp

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Woodmen Nissan

Colorado Springs, CO

Mark Stearns

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

JP Motors, Inc.

Peru, IL

Matt Ware

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Avondale Nissan

Avondale, AZ

Sis Cavan

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Hummel’s Nissan

Des Moines, IA

James Josh

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Anderson Nissan

Asheville, NC

Rudolph Valdez

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Bob Allen Motor Mall

Danville, KY

Christopher Saferight

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Robert Woodall Nissan

Danville, VA

Dan Swanson

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Pinnacle Nissan

Scottsdale, AZ

Aaron Peterson

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Avondale Nissan

Avondale, AZ

Joseph Caldwell

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

East Charlotte Nissan

Charlotte, NC

Brian Decker

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Nissan of Dubuque

Dubuque, IA

Chris Alvarez

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

West Covina Nissan

West Covina, CA

Randy Latham

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Garland Nissan, LLC

Hopkinsville, KY

Rick Obrien

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Mankato Nissan

Mankato, MN

Jodey Higar

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Andy Mohr Avon Nissan, Inc.

Avon, IN

Thomas Brumley

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Bommarito Infiniti

Ellisville, MO

Joseph Perez

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Ramsey Infiniti, Inc.

Ramsey, NJ

Timothy Morrison

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Bergstrom Infiniti

Appleton, WI

Robert Mowrer

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Park Place Infiniti

Las Vegas, NV

Greg Rucker

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Santa Monica Infiniti

Santa Monica, CA

Mathew Taisler

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Austin Infiniti, Inc.

Austin, TX

Jeremy Fisher

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Infiniti of Mission Viejo

Mission Viejo, CA

Lee Diehl

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Infiniti of Naperville

Naperville, IL

Christopher Gilbert

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Perry Infiniti

Escondido, CA

Bryan Scott

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Infiniti of Dayton

Centerville, OH

Peter Lam

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Peninsula Infiniti LLC

Redwood City, CA

Oscar Gonzalez

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Kingston Nissan

Kingston, NY

Patrick Nugent

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Tacoma Nissan

Tacoma, WA

Robert Hayes

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Nissan of McKinney

McKinney, TX

Herman Rodriguez

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Autonation Nissan Miami

Miami, FL

Wendell Summers

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Legacy Nissan of London

London, KY

Daniel Breau

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Gerald Nissan, Inc.

Naperville, IL

Hector Martinez

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Gunn Nissan, LTD.

San Antonio, TX

Mike Nici

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Lokey Nissan

Clearwater, FL

Bashola Aboyade-Cole

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Downtown Nashville Nissan

Nashville, TN

Josh Pipes

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Jenkins Nissan of Brunswick

Brunswick, GA

James Sanders

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Swope Nissan, LLC

Elizabethtown, KY

Thomas Hoover

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Downtown Nashville Nissan

Nashville, TN

Karl Urban

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Autonation Nissan Kendall

Palmetto Bay, FL

Joe Hammer

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Nissan Mankato

Mankato, MN

Thomas Colabufo

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Bill Rapp Pontiac, Inc.

Syracuse, NY

Marcus Johnson

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Sunbelt Nissan

Augusta, GA

Juan Tejeda

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

My Nissan

Salinas, CA

Felix Erorita

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Kuhio Nissan

Lihue, HI

Daniel Mendez

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Kelly Nissan, Inc.

Oak Lawn, IL

Joel Lopez

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Napoli Nissan

Milford, CT

Nathan Droney

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Herb Gordon Nissan

Silver Spring, MD

Prakash Prajapati

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Tischer Nissan

Laurel, MD

David Sease

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Dick Smith Nissan

Columbia, SC

Carl Sandel

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Townsend Nissan

Tuscaloosa, AL

Devin Byars

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Gastonia Nissan

Gastonia, NC

Mathew Reeves

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Serra Visser Nissan

Cullman, AL

Richard Godoy

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Santa Maria Nissan

Santa Maria, CA

Steven Huynh

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Nissan Sunnyvale

Sunnyvale, CA

Eric Redding

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Hoehn Infiniti

Carlsbad, CA

Brian Lennox

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Holman Infiniti

Maple Shade, NJ

Aaron Creps

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Infiniti of Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne, IN

Albert Galarus

Infiniti KEI Senior Specialist

Infiniti of Ardmore

Ardmore, PA

Carlos Mann

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Sparks Nissan

Monroe, LA

Bhavin Patel

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Kraft Nissan

Tallahassee, FL

Matthew Furia

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Conicelli Nissan

Conshohocken, PA

Randy Rafanan

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Tracy Nissan

Tracy, CA

Chris Shelton

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Bob Moore Nissan/Norman

Norman, OK

Drew Hertel

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Thayer Nissan

Bowling Green, OH

Tom Knudsen

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Gerald Nissan, Inc.

Naperville, IL

Cuong Ngo

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Don Davis Nissan, Inc.

Arlington, TX

William Hall

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Fitzgerald Nissan

Chambersburg, PA

Trent Hawks

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Classic Nissan Statesville

Statesville, NC

James Manning

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Bill Cole Nissan

Ashland, KY

Jason Polosky

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

I-90 Nissan

Sheffield Village, OH

Josue Franco

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

New River Nissan, Inc.

Christiansburg, VA

Shawn Belinda

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

George Harte Nissan, Inc.

West Haven, CT

Brian Arp

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Nissan of Middletown

New Hampton, NY

Matthew Rich

Nissan SCOPE Senior Specialist

Boardwalk Nissan

Redwood City, CA