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Pay attention to everything because if you don't live in the Charlotte area, you will not get return phone callsI drove 3hrs to buy a used car from Fayetteville, NCAt first, everything seemed great with the service until the test driveDuring the test drive, I turned on the Nav/radio system and found the screen was deadThe sales person gave me, that line "that isn't good, let me tell you what probably happened." That's the first key they knew it was brokenThey would have let me walk with the car with a broken Nav if I had not checkedNext, I got talked into the least expensive of the two optional replacementsThis I knew but because I couldn't see either the new radio or the radio/Nav comboI settledNext after returning home, I noticed that one of the documents I signed had to have been typed wrongI purchased a oil change program for $The miles on my car was at 105,and according to the document the program doesn't start until my car hits 115,milesThat means I have to go 10,miles before I can use the plan to change my oilThat means I only get oil changes out of my plan the way it's typedA $per changeI've called the dealership multiple times and left messages and e-mails trying to fix this and not one time have I received a call backNext issue, the day after I got the car home, I went to check the oil and grabbed the dipstick handle and when I pulled all I got was the handleThe handle had been broken off at the dealershipSince I couldn't get hold of the dealership to get answers and my warranty paperwork had not been processed, I had to pay out of pocket for their mistakeSo, my advice is if you are a distance from this dealership, I would spend a considerable amount of time checking everything and I mean everything as you will soon be out of sight out of mindWe were due to purchase another vehicle within the next few weeks to months but not at a Hendrick dealershipThis was the second fiasco I had to deal with at a Hendricks lot