I hoped to write a positive review of my recent purchase, but unfortunately, the dealership is unwilling to work with me. Being as though I was coming in from out of town, I called ahead of time to ensure that the price range I was hoping to be at was within range. The Sale Manager stated that he expected it was and that driving over (2+ hours) would show the decision-makers I was serious about doing a deal. I took that as a green light and made the trip anticipating doing a deal. By this point, I had also received text messages from the salesperson stating that "all the interior components work as they should" and that it was a great running vehicle. Upon arrival, we took a short test drive, and things seemed to be as advertised. We then went inside where we were told that the vehicle went through a 150 point checklist and was given a copy of all the things that they had fixed on the vehicle. To me, this reinforced that, despite the age and miles, it was in good working order and that "all interior components worked as they should". Not only this but I soon discovered that the price that I thought we were going to be close to was not actually the price that was possible. They indicated that although the price we had seen online was accurate, that was only if we were going to trade in a vehicle AND do financing. The "actual" price was $2000 more than that, and as such, there is no way that they could get anywhere close to the number I had spoken with the sales manager about. Ironically, I had stated from the get-go that I had planned to pay cash, so this should not have been a surprise. By this point, we had spent hours in the dealership and decided to leave and grab a meal. Upon thinking it over, I decided we would move forward with the purchase as the dealer had convinced us that the car was solid, had run it through 150 point check, done repairs, and everything functioned as it should. After completing the purchase, we left to fill the tank, and it was discovered that the rear door locks did not function correctly. This required me to climb over both seats to unlock the doors from the inside. Having only one key and no key fobs, I was unable to troubleshoot this, and the dealership had closed for the day. Shortly after getting on the freeway, the tire pressure monitoring system light came on. At the next stop, the DVD components were found not to operate correctly, and the side power mirrors were found not to work either. The next morning the engine started extremely rough, and the oil pressure gauge was outside of its normal range - things we had not experienced on the test drive. I also looked back at text messages from the dealer, who stated that both the front & rear brakes had been replaced, but the paperwork they gave me stated that they only serviced the front. At this point, I called the dealer to state that I felt the car I was sold was not as advertised. Rather than stand behind the service, 150-point checklist, and repairs they had done, they tried to blame the high miles of the vehicle. Ironically while trying to get the sale, they also stated how they never sell anything they can't stand behind. They then recommended that I drive back (2+ hours) so that their service department could look at it, but I stated that, according to them, they already had (150 point check?). I understand it is a used car, but if I had known that there were as many issues as I have found, then I would have made a different buying decision. My trust had been broken, and I told them I wanted to resell the vehicle back for what I had paid them 12 hours prior. Both the Sales Director and General Manager stated that this was not possible, despite admitting that mistakes had been made by their staff. And here I thought that "customer service" was their top priority." I was optimistic that they would choose to do the right thing, but at this point, it doesn't appear that they will. I hope that I can change this review to reflect that soon. Stay tuned... read more