I bought a 2001 mazda millenia about 3 weeks ago in linden, nj and heve not been able to enjoy it because i've only driven it a handful of times, all of which to the mechanic. I was given a warranty and guaranteed inspection.
Immediately after getting it home it began to have problems like stalling, and the airbag and check engine lights came on. My mechanic said it needed a supercharger ($3,500). Took it back to car complex, where they took it to their mechanic who agreed it was the supercharger. They assured me i could fix the problem with a part from e-bay and gave me the money to purchase it, which we did so it could go to inspection,
But it has the same problem with the e-bay supercharger. The warranty company won't pay for anything, i'm out of $6,200 paid for the car, plus an additional $1,000 from the mechanic last week, it still can't go through inspection because i can't even drive it there and car complex says big deal.
How is it fair or legal to sell someone a $6,200 car with a $3,500 problem? They had to know about it because they said they drove it home every night from the lot so it would not get stolen.
My husband and i are both full-time students with two small children and stressed to them the importance of a safe reliable car to get the family to and from school and work, and are out of money for another car or more repairs.
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