I purchased a vehicle from Miracle. During the test drive I discovered the check engine light was on. Prior to purchasing the vehicle I was assurred by the company that the vehicle would be checked and any needed repairs would be done. However, when I took the car back to be repaired Miracle replaced only the brakes. It is now known that the car's transmission and engine are in dire need of repair. I spoke with the service manager who informed me that the service department had not checked the vehicle prior to the car being put on the lot for sale.in fact, no-one in the service department had even seen the vehicle prior to my bringing it in for repair. I spoke with both the sales manager and general sales manager. Both refused to make good on their promise. I have since filed claims with Tennessee consumer affairs division, as well as the Nashville BBB.in addition to the mechanical problems, Miracle has actually contacted claiming a fictitious Promissary agreement in an attempt to extort $700 more for a down-payment. Two weeks prior to my purchase my daughter purchased a 2007 Chrysler Sebring from the same dealership. Her brand new vehicle has been in the service center on four seperate occasions. Miracle refuses to put her in a new vehicle even though she has had this car for less than one month. They are brazen in the demeanor. I should have been suspicious of this dealership when it's special finance manager attempted to persuade me sign a contract with a doctored mileage agreement in order to have the car financed according to the finance company's strict mileage guidelines. Rodney Sweeney actually asked me to sign the form, knowingly attempting to defraud the finance company.
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