When I bought my car at B&A Auto, the engine light came on within a day of owning it. I took it back, and the owner said he was committed to solving the problem. I have only driven the car 8 or 9 times since buying it. The check engine light has consistently kept coming on the entire time, and I have returned to B & A Auto numerous times. Frustrated I was getting know where with B & A Auto, I took the car to the Subaru dealership in Burlington. The dealership said the check engine light was possibly coming on because the wrong coolant was put in. "The wrong color coolant can cause the check engine light to come on." I took it back today to B&A, and told them it needed "Super Blue" coolant. The owner went back on his promise to fix the problem and refused to accept the dealership's verdict that it had the wrong coolant. He said, "I have 5 or 6 Subaru cars in this lot, and they all have yellow coolant. They don't need "super blue" coolant."
I'm not a mechanic. But if you buy a car at B & A, you might need an attorney or small claims court to make this business do the right thing to fix cars that they sell which are not safe for the road. It seems to me a business like this has a legal and ethical obligaiton to sell cars that are safe for the road and won't break down on the highway. The owner of B & A Auto knows the check engine light has consistantly been on since I bought the car. He knows the car was bought with no coolant in it (he put it in). He knows he promised to fix the problem, but has not fixed it. He knows he has a legal obligation to sell cars that work properly for public safety reasons - yet he won't fix the car as he had originally promised to do. Something is very fishy with this business. He is training his sons to put unsafe cars on the road and this business should be investigated for endangering public safety. BUYERS BEWARE OF SCAMMERS POSSIBLY SELLING LEMON CARS. read more
