Nissan offers employee pricing and financing for Hurricane Sandy victims

Those who lost vehicles in the Hurricane Sandy frankenstorm over the Halloween holiday can replace them with employee pricing and financing options from any of the more than 225 Nissan dealerships in the affected areas of the Northeast.

People who live or were parked in FEMA-designated disaster and emergency areas are eligible to claim the offer at any area dealership starting today through to January 2, 2013. This offer can be stacked with any other Nissan incentives offered, which could mean huge savings for those who're looking to replace a lost vehicle after the storm.

Financing is through Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp (NMAC), which handles Nissan's internal employee financing, and usually allows a month or more without payments when the vehicle is first purchased, which could also help those affected by the storm get back on their feet in the aftermath. Qualifying new customers can delay payments up to three months with the program, says Nissan. Existing customers in FEMA disaster areas can also delay payments up to three months without extension fees in order to recover from the storm.

Nissan has offered similar incentives in the past after other large natural disasters have struck. After Hurricane Katrina blasted the Southern states, Nissan offered similar incentives and deals to current and new customers.

More information on this program can be found at the special "disaster relief" link on Nissan's website, InsideNissan.com. As of this writing, that was not yet live, but a Nissan spokesperson tells Torque News that it will be live by Friday (tomorrow).