Nissan is registered under the Data Protection Act 1998. The information collected is used for Nissan's business purposes, which is the marketing of the sale of Nissan cars and associated products and services. By sending Nissan information, you agree that such information is not confidential and that Nissan can use the information. Nissan Motor (GB) Ltd will keep and use this information (and any other information which it may hold about you from time to time) now and in the future (i) to provide you with information on products and services which may be of interest to you; (ii) for the purposes of conducting market research; and (iii) to provide you with agreed goods and services. Nissan Motor (GB) Ltd will also disclose this information to the Nissan authorised dealer network and other members of the Nissan group of companies, and other companies for the above purposes. If you would prefer not to receive mail and telephone calls providing information about products and services from us or such third parties, please inform NMGB that you wish to opt out of receiving such information. In accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998, you may apply to see what "personal data" Nissan holds in respect of you. Please contact Nissan for further details. If you are an existing customer, Nissan must be allowed to go on using your personal information in order to administer its relationship with you. An example might be that you have a contract of lease or hire. Nissan may be legally obliged to keep that information on file after the end of the relationship.
If you need to contact Nissan, please write to Nissan Customer Support Centre, Nissan Motor (GB) Limited, The Rivers Office Park, Denham Way, Rickmansworth, Herts WD3 9YS. You can e-mail Nissan on gb@nissan-services.eu
Non-personal information may be collected about you automatically as you use the site (for example the type of internet browser that you use or the site from which you came). You cannot be identified from this but it helps Nissan to improve the site (for example by seeing which pages are popular and which are not). When you visit the site, information may be stored on your computer automatically using the function commonly called a "cookie". A "cookie" means that you do not need to re-key information each time you come on the site. Your computer may allow you to block "cookies" should you wish to do so. Technological advances mean that safety measures are in place and will continue to be improved to safeguard you and your privacy.
