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Here' s How Nissan Is Helping California Wildfire Victims

Nov. 23, 2018 6:07 AM ET by Martin Bigg / Comments Affected owners of Nissan cars can apply for late payment options and employee pricing on new vehicles. At the time of writing, more than 500 people are still missing and at least 83 people have been killed in the devastating wildfire that ripped through California this month, which is the deadliest in US history. In these tragic circumstances, automakers are doing everything they can to help victims who have lost everything. After a heroic LA nurse risked their life to save others, Toyota offered to replace their charred Tundra completely free of charge, for example. Nissan Nissan Nissan Elon Musk also offered his assistance, prompting Tesla employees to help in any way they can and for them to "not worry about payment." Now, Nissan is offering help to customers affected by the wildfires with late payment options and employee pricing on new vehicles. Nissan Finance customers can request payment extensions by using the online chat feature at NissanFinance.com or by calling 1-800-456-6622. Payments can be delayed for up to three months, where allowed by law. Nissan Nissan The automaker is also offering employee pricing with a delayed payment option on most new Nissan cars and trucks to eligible individuals or business owners whose vehicles were damaged or written off in the California wildfires. Affected owners will need to apply for these discounts before January 2, 2019. Claim ID codes are valid for 45 days from date of issue. Nissan says there is a limit of one claim per damaged vehicle, but if three vehicles are totalled, the customer would be eligible for three replacements. For more information, affected owners can visit the special "disaster relief" page at www.InsideNissan.com. Nissan Nissan

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