We were sold a car for a little over $2,800 and was assured that it had been checked over and that there were not major mechanical issues. When test driving the car we found an issue and that it needed to fix the axel for the 4 wheel drive. The mechanic who looked at it stated that it looked "clean", so they may have cleaned up any leaks to not show when attempting to sell the vehicle.
within 1 month after purchasing the vehicle we had to get the Master Cylinder fixed. Additionally, from July of 2019 through October of 2019 the company still had not been able to get the "right part" to fix the 4 wheel drive issue.
It is now less than 3 months after purchasing the vehicle and a 3rd party repair show has found the following issues, Radiator mount broke, real steel to rubber line brake fluid leak, engine knocking issues and crank shaft full of oil, No front Drive Shaft, Rear drive shaft u joint falling apart, rear upper control arm bushings warn out causing rear differential to move around, transmission cooler lines leaking trans fluid, T case rear seal starting to leak. All estimated to be well over $2,800 that the vehicle was originally sold for. read more