- Jurisdiction
- California
Thank you for your advise .
I recently bought a used car from a Dealership in San Diego 2 hours away with 3000 miles or 3 months warranty and after the third day the transmission started jerking and slipping. I then called the dealership and explain the problems he then said to take it to Honda for a diagnostic. So I took the car to Honda and they told me that the transmission was bad. The dealer than compensated me with the diagnostic fee. When I took them the car to get fixed from their own mechanic the car had 500 Miles more for the warranty and they told me to come back and about two to three days but that they would call me first so then after they called me three days later that they replace the transmission but before they replaced it they had called me and told me that the transmission was good but that they replace it anyways. So I drove out there 2 hours away have to miss two days of work to find out after inspecting the vehicle that they never change the transmission. It has the same stain under the transmission casing and the oil level was the same burnt transmission fluid but before I had inspected the vehicle he arrived and gave me the keys and instantly took off and he also intentionally tempered with the car's odometer so that when I would to drive a block away the mileage would be on my last mile of warranty. So I called them instantly before driving off to State the issues they had and the pinpoints of him not replacing the transmission and tampering with the odometer . He swear to me that the transmission was replaced but that they did not replace the transmission casing but the transmission casing that it has was leaking so I don't understand why they didn't replace it and all the bolts looked untouched. After stating the pinpoints of him trying to take off with a car that was never fixed he then gave me 2 more months of warranty or 2000 miles whichever kicks first. So now I'm frustrated since they lie to me wasted my time my days of work and gas. Although the transmission is the major issue the car also needed $200 sensors replaced and car was also burning a small bit of oil, I told him but he ignored and wouldn't touch the subject of replacing any of it.
I recently bought a used car from a Dealership in San Diego 2 hours away with 3000 miles or 3 months warranty and after the third day the transmission started jerking and slipping. I then called the dealership and explain the problems he then said to take it to Honda for a diagnostic. So I took the car to Honda and they told me that the transmission was bad. The dealer than compensated me with the diagnostic fee. When I took them the car to get fixed from their own mechanic the car had 500 Miles more for the warranty and they told me to come back and about two to three days but that they would call me first so then after they called me three days later that they replace the transmission but before they replaced it they had called me and told me that the transmission was good but that they replace it anyways. So I drove out there 2 hours away have to miss two days of work to find out after inspecting the vehicle that they never change the transmission. It has the same stain under the transmission casing and the oil level was the same burnt transmission fluid but before I had inspected the vehicle he arrived and gave me the keys and instantly took off and he also intentionally tempered with the car's odometer so that when I would to drive a block away the mileage would be on my last mile of warranty. So I called them instantly before driving off to State the issues they had and the pinpoints of him not replacing the transmission and tampering with the odometer . He swear to me that the transmission was replaced but that they did not replace the transmission casing but the transmission casing that it has was leaking so I don't understand why they didn't replace it and all the bolts looked untouched. After stating the pinpoints of him trying to take off with a car that was never fixed he then gave me 2 more months of warranty or 2000 miles whichever kicks first. So now I'm frustrated since they lie to me wasted my time my days of work and gas. Although the transmission is the major issue the car also needed $200 sensors replaced and car was also burning a small bit of oil, I told him but he ignored and wouldn't touch the subject of replacing any of it.