Ferrari Car Biz

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below
[To assist us in bringing this matter to a close, we would like to know your view on the matter.] F* Car biz fail, to disclose rusted out broken Frame, I have use car business owner/ Repair shops that is willing to testifed that the car was sold with a rusted/broken frame, I *** *** current owner if this vehicle demand my money back for this piece none road worthy hunk if metal, the car was not inspected, by a certifed Mechanic, F* car biz had a none Certified Mechanic working on the car, bottom I have my contract abd no where on the contract it states that the Rusted/Broken frame was disclosed, I again *** *** Demand a full refund
Regards,
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Company responded by fax with a handwritten response which has been transposed by Revdex.com staff-***To: Cleveland Revdex.com
From: F* C***Attn: *** *** Fax: 216-861-6365Re: Complaint: Repair IssuesRegarding the “Customer Statement”The vehicle driver was not the vehicle owner/purchaserThis statement does not job with the account she communicated to c*** on 6/1/2016; she was not driving at the time she came to a stop after exiting the highway; the “tire” did not come off, which was obvious because it (wheel/tire) was still attached to the axle when the car was towed-inSee photo attached here.C*** did not misrepresent the condition of the vehicleThe purchaser, daughter and boyfriend test drove the vehicle (minutes), took it to a mechanic (their acknowledgment) and decided to buy.They were lectured on as is, no warranty, signed appropriate documents and made a $depositNone the less, this was an unfortunate occuranceTheir situation has been discussed, with the owner/purchaser (parent) on occassions at the car lot and mutally agreeable arrangement has been madeCF* 6/24/