I am not looking for anything for free as I purchased my car
through this dealership a little over a year ago for $17,000. The people I dealt with
were dishonest. I was not told of any damages to the car I purchased until
AFTER I had signed the paperwork and completed the purchase. Dealerships are
required to disclose such pertinent information, especially when the damages
are as excessive as they were in my case.
My car had been involved in two significant impacts with a ditch; air bags deployed, body frame damage (so severe the car was towed).in addition to these facts, my car was purchased by
Peters Auto Mall at an auto auction where it was announced to have frame
damage and had been used as a rental/lease vehicle. None of this information
was disclosed to me in my dealings with this business. Keep in mind that these
are not damages that could be seen during inspection of the vehicle by the
average consumer.
A year later, I am unable to sell this vehicle because the value with these damages is only half of what I paid and still owe.
Also, my purchase included a year of free oil changes. During my first oil change, my car was further damaged and this business refused to take responsibility for the problems that occurred as a result of their errors. When I tried to negotiate a solution that was in the best
interest of both parties, the owner made promises to take care of the
situation. Weeks later, nothing had been resolved and I again tried speaking to
them in person. The owner told me to get the hell out of his office. I am a
single mother and depended on these individuals to sell me a car that was worth
my hard earned money. Now, a year and a half later, I stand to lose a lot of
money because of their unethical business practices.
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