alishamarie30
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On March 3 2017 I bought a certified used Nissan sentra sv from Mike Smith dealership located Address: 1515 I-10 South, Beaumont, TX 77701. The salesman "Dr Phil" told my mother and I the said car I purchased back in mach 3 2017 he claimed that car had no previous owners. He claimed there was nothing wrong with the car. He claimed that said car was used as a dealership courtesy vehicle. He claimed the car had everything replaced on it like it was brand new (anything that needed to be replaced) it wasn't until after we bought the car we found out one tire was in red. So the dealership by law was obligated to replace that 1 tire. The other 3 tires were in yellow. I needed a new battery. Brakes worked on, filter, transmission service, engine service. It started with small stuff. After hurricane Harvey. My gear shift went out. I wasn't having problems shifting before the hurricane,. It wasn't until after the hurricane my shifting gear was sticking. It came to a poi t to where I could no longer have it shift. The service dept never said anything about my gear shift being faulty before the hurricane. But amber suarez fought tooth and nail with allstate adjuster Geoffrey childress about them covering my gear shift through my insurance. She claimed my gear shift wasn't impacted by the hurricane. If my gear shift wasn't impacted by the hurricane why wasn't I having issues before the hurricane? Why didn't the service dept bring that to my attention?
I think mike smith knew what troubles that car had. Nobody wanted to buy it. They added the certified used warranty to glamour the sale. HAD I KNOWN THAT CAR CAR HAD ALL THESE ISSUES I WOULDN'T HAVE BOUGHT IT. Mike smith nor the salesman dr phil was honest about the sale. Which I feel I should be able to get BACK MY $7,000 deposit. I of course will pay the difference in my notes for the length of time I paid notes on that car. Mike smith would've still got my business. But I wouldn't have bought THAT car. Had I known.why lie? Why lie about a car even after KNOWING I was going to buy a car with $7,000 down? I traded the 2015 nissan sentra on martin luther king jr day 2018. I need that $7,000 back to put on that new car I bought for my notes.
If you go anywhere else and a salesman lie or anybody lie about a product knowing it wasn't the truth or faulty shouldn't the sale be null and void? How is my situation any different from clothing store, buying food? If something is faulty you return it. That car was faulty. They knew it. I want my down payment returned to what I feel is lemon law.
If the salesman told the truth about the car being a courtesy car for mike smith dealership as the car had those issues that means the dealership didn't take care of that car. Had the salesman told me the truth told me about the issues that car had. I would've exercised my option in either choosing a used or new. I wanted my notes to be low. I knew if I bought a new car with my credit and my interest rate my notes would be high like they are now in my new car. Fortunately my mother co signed so now my interest rate is significantly lower in my new car than in the Nissan. I only signed the papers for that Nissan I was the sole owner of that car. The new car I bought on mlk 2018 I had to have a co signer. That salesman praised the car was in excellent shape. I bought that Nissan sentra with over 35k miles on it. After I referenced what that salesman said the salesman turned around and lied again and said he didn't say that. So now im in a bind. I lost 7k. had that salesman showed me the truth about that used Nissan sentra. We all would've been happy in a sale by me buying a NEW HONDA ACCORD with MY $7k down payment.
I contacted Nissan corporate they said they wont buy back or pay me for that Nissan but they would honor my warranty. What warranty? That extended warranty was useless because I had to keep coming out of pocket.
On March 3 2017 I bought a certified used Nissan sentra sv from Mike Smith dealership located Address: 1515 I-10 South, Beaumont, TX 77701. The salesman "Dr Phil" told my mother and I the said car I purchased back in mach 3 2017 he claimed that car had no previous owners. He claimed there was nothing wrong with the car. He claimed that said car was used as a dealership courtesy vehicle. He claimed the car had everything replaced on it like it was brand new (anything that needed to be replaced) it wasn't until after we bought the car we found out one tire was in red. So the dealership by law was obligated to replace that 1 tire. The other 3 tires were in yellow. I needed a new battery. Brakes worked on, filter, transmission service, engine service. It started with small stuff. After hurricane Harvey. My gear shift went out. I wasn't having problems shifting before the hurricane,. It wasn't until after the hurricane my shifting gear was sticking. It came to a poi t to where I could no longer have it shift. The service dept never said anything about my gear shift being faulty before the hurricane. But amber suarez fought tooth and nail with allstate adjuster Geoffrey childress about them covering my gear shift through my insurance. She claimed my gear shift wasn't impacted by the hurricane. If my gear shift wasn't impacted by the hurricane why wasn't I having issues before the hurricane? Why didn't the service dept bring that to my attention?
I think mike smith knew what troubles that car had. Nobody wanted to buy it. They added the certified used warranty to glamour the sale. HAD I KNOWN THAT CAR CAR HAD ALL THESE ISSUES I WOULDN'T HAVE BOUGHT IT. Mike smith nor the salesman dr phil was honest about the sale. Which I feel I should be able to get BACK MY $7,000 deposit. I of course will pay the difference in my notes for the length of time I paid notes on that car. Mike smith would've still got my business. But I wouldn't have bought THAT car. Had I known.why lie? Why lie about a car even after KNOWING I was going to buy a car with $7,000 down? I traded the 2015 nissan sentra on martin luther king jr day 2018. I need that $7,000 back to put on that new car I bought for my notes.
If you go anywhere else and a salesman lie or anybody lie about a product knowing it wasn't the truth or faulty shouldn't the sale be null and void? How is my situation any different from clothing store, buying food? If something is faulty you return it. That car was faulty. They knew it. I want my down payment returned to what I feel is lemon law.
If the salesman told the truth about the car being a courtesy car for mike smith dealership as the car had those issues that means the dealership didn't take care of that car. Had the salesman told me the truth told me about the issues that car had. I would've exercised my option in either choosing a used or new. I wanted my notes to be low. I knew if I bought a new car with my credit and my interest rate my notes would be high like they are now in my new car. Fortunately my mother co signed so now my interest rate is significantly lower in my new car than in the Nissan. I only signed the papers for that Nissan I was the sole owner of that car. The new car I bought on mlk 2018 I had to have a co signer. That salesman praised the car was in excellent shape. I bought that Nissan sentra with over 35k miles on it. After I referenced what that salesman said the salesman turned around and lied again and said he didn't say that. So now im in a bind. I lost 7k. had that salesman showed me the truth about that used Nissan sentra. We all would've been happy in a sale by me buying a NEW HONDA ACCORD with MY $7k down payment.
I contacted Nissan corporate they said they wont buy back or pay me for that Nissan but they would honor my warranty. What warranty? That extended warranty was useless because I had to keep coming out of pocket.
