Flynrider
Phoenix,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, October 02, 2012
" i like those cars but i saw a light on the dash and i told him he said dont worry we will fix it on monday "
A light on the dash means something is broken. Why pay money for a broken car?
" on saturday that we got paid took it to sun devil to check it they gave us three pages of wrong things with this car "
Why is it that no one can bother taking a car to the mechanic BEFORE they buy it, but it's no problem AFTER they've signed on the dotted line. That's completely backwards. If you have it checked out before you buy, you get an idea of what you're getting into. By waiting until after you've bought it, all that you find out is what needs to be fixed on the car that you already bought.
This applies to any used car purchase, not just with this dealer. Buy a car without having it inspected and you are just rolling the dice with your hard earned money. In this case you weren't even rolling the dice because the light on the dash was telling you that something was already wrong. You seriously need to change the way you go about buying used cars or this will happen over and over.
dum8d0g
USA#3Consumer Comment
Tue, October 02, 2012
I didn't read your entire run-on sentence. Did these problems exist when you took the car to your mechanic for the prebuy inspection? If everything checked out okay, the dealer is not responsible for these problems that developed after the sale. If your mechanic found these problems before the purchase, then the details regarding who is responsible for what repair work needs to be in a written contract.