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Let me say right up front that Autoland was found to be LEGALLY of no obligation by [redacted] involving a turbo [redacted] that I purchased from them Feb That said YOU decide IF you would do business with them knowing this: My son picked the car up early April OFF THE LOT the turbo blew (we have a hand written list of "new items" done to the car: turbo and 5/other things later found to NOT be new and needed replaced Autoland flatbed trailered the car back to Autoland Spent 5/WEEKS on their lot Installed a 2nd turbo-found it defective-installed a 3rd turbo That one lasted miles THE ENGINE WAS ALSO DESTROYED [redacted] tried to blame my son "driving it hard" NOT The company offered a new turbo at wholesale and a "break on the labor"Almost a year and a half later, after failed AG mediation at State level; and in [redacted] own words a refusal to sign for certified mail (which required paying a sheriff to deliver court info) the company was cleared via "buyer beware" and "no warranty" Let me add that the Attorney General's office led us to the [redacted] fraud division after our Buyer's Guide did not match Autoland's submitted BG [redacted] came to our home-held our copy to the light and showed impressions where apparentTHEIR copy they had written IN MAGIC MARKER!! Realllly,, a BUSINESS writes in magic marker on carbon copies!! NO WARRANTY on turbo So folks-buyer beware-especially at Autoland!! OFF THE LOT OFF THE HOOK! As we tried to explain to my devastated son (who spent $redoing engine, turbo and those assorted items that were "WINK" "new") There is legal and there is MORAL The judge cannot attach a value to moral until you clear the legal bar-----which we did not But public interest? You come to your own conclusion Just sayin Autoland can say they "WON" this one

Let me say right up front that Autoland was found to be LEGALLY of no obligation by *** *** *** involving a turbo *** *** *** that I purchased from them Feb That said YOU decide IF you would do business with them knowing this:
My son picked the car up early April OFF THE LOT the turbo blew (we have a hand written list of "new items" done to the car: turbo and 5/other things later found to NOT be new and needed replaced Autoland flatbed trailered the car back to Autoland Spent 5/WEEKS on their lot Installed a 2nd turbo-found it defective-installed a 3rd turbo That one lasted miles THE ENGINE WAS ALSO DESTROYED *** *** tried to blame my son "driving it hard" NOT
The company offered a new turbo at wholesale and a "break on the labor"Almost a year and a half later, after failed AG mediation at State level; and in *** own words a refusal to sign for certified mail (which required paying a sheriff to deliver court info) the company was cleared via "buyer beware" and "no warranty" Let me add that the Attorney General's office led us to the *** fraud division after our Buyer's Guide did not match Autoland's submitted BG *** came to our home-held our copy to the light and showed impressions where apparentTHEIR copy they had written IN MAGIC MARKER!! Realllly,, a BUSINESS writes in magic marker on carbon copies!! NO WARRANTY on turbo So folks-buyer beware-especially at Autoland!! OFF THE LOT OFF THE HOOK!
As we tried to explain to my devastated son (who spent $redoing engine, turbo and those assorted items that were "WINK" "new") There is legal and there is MORAL The judge cannot attach a value to moral until you clear the legal bar-----which we did not But public interest? You come to your own conclusion Just sayin
Autoland can say they "WON" this one

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AUTOLAND Wells Maine NEVER do business with them ever As you all know we travel back and forth to Boston *** and the *** *** *** for *** due to her *** which was diagnosed this summer So we decided to purchase a commuter car since we have appointments sometimes two-Three times a weekThe owner Billy C*** looked Pat in the eye and said this would be a perfect car and he would trust it with his own family to go back and forth in itThe writing on the windshield clearly stated
“New head gasket, timing belt, water pump, wheel bearings, brakes, etc...”
The following day it over heated and Pat called to have them fix itWhich they claimed they did, And they also returned the car smelling like cigarette smoke with ashes visible in the car, the hood all scratched up and the check engine lights in Pat looked up the reviews on the dealership as soon as it overheated and found that he wasn’t the only one with an issueHe had the Subaru ase mechanic look at the vehicle over before returning it and he found that the head gasket had not been repairedBilly claimed that the mechanic “doesn’t know what he’s talking about” after confronted about itThe *** family has quite the history of questionable business ethics, just *** Billy *** Biddeford MaineYou scammed a working class family struggling with *** BillyWhen Pat asked Billy why the car was worth $a week ago but not now Billy replied “if you can’t figure out how it works I can’t help you.” At this point we are done and just want to return this car for a refund*** *** *** *** ***