Amboy Auto Sales

Revdex.com spoke to Pat at the business and the following was relayed: I bought the car from a big dealerThere was no noise before he got the carThere is a 1,mile warranty on the car, he drove it more than a 1,milesI had him bring the car up and looked at itThe issue is the timing chain
rubbing on the engine which is why the oil was made blackI have the receipts for the oil change prior to him purchasing carHe overwound it and it jumped time which is due to running the car fastHe called the state and they are expected to be out here soon and I will abide by whatever decision they makeRevdex.com is requesting documentation consumer sent to state along with documentation to confirm mileage was below 1,miles

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 belowRevdex.com spoke to consumer and the following was relayed: I found the car on *** and originally thought I was buying it from an individual, the girl who happened to be the dealer's daughterThe car was listed as having 89K miles on itWhen I purchased it there was 89,miles on itI did not realize until after that he incorrectly wrote 89,miles on the title as I never saw that paperwork as he sent it directly to the bankI had a 1/hour drive home from where I bought the car and on the way home the engine got very loudI called the business that same day and sent messages to his daughter about thisI had the car inspected and was told that this type of engine can sometimes sound loud like a diesel enginedays after that the oil sensor light went on and the car got very loudI changed the oil to see if that was the issue but that did not take care of itAll of this happened within days of purchasing the car, in that time I put 400-miles on the vehicleThe consumer is sending Revdex.com all text communications and documentation to support statementsWill forward to business when received
Regards,
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Revdex.com spoke to Pat at the business and the following was relayed: I bought the car from a big dealerThere was no noise before he got the carThere is a 1,mile warranty on the car, he drove it more than a 1,milesI had him bring the car up and looked at itThe issue is the timing chain
rubbing on the engine which is why the oil was made blackI have the receipts for the oil change prior to him purchasing carHe overwound it and it jumped time which is due to running the car fastHe called the state and they are expected to be out here soon and I will abide by whatever decision they makeRevdex.com is requesting documentation consumer sent to state along with documentation to confirm mileage was below 1,miles

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint.  For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below. Revdex.com spoke to consumer and the following was relayed: I found the car on [redacted] and originally thought I was buying it from an individual, the girl who happened to be the dealer's daughter. The car was listed as having 89K miles on it. When I purchased it there was 89,700 miles on it. I did not realize until after that he incorrectly wrote 89,200 miles on the title as I never saw that paperwork as he sent it directly to the bank. I had a 2 1/2 hour drive home from where I bought the car and on the way home the engine got very loud. I called the business that same day and sent messages to his daughter about this. I had the car inspected and was told that this type of engine can sometimes sound loud like a diesel engine. 2 days after that the oil sensor light went on and the car got very loud. I changed the oil to see if that was the issue but that did not take care of it. All of this happened within 9 days of purchasing the car, in that time I put 400-500 miles on the vehicle. The consumer is sending Revdex.com all text communications and documentation to support statements. Will forward to business when received.
Regards,
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