Kearney's Enterprises, Inc.

On July 7, Mr*** purchased a *** Wagon for As IS No WarrantyOn December 5, five months after the purchase date he called and said that he would like to return the carThe time to raise his complaint would have been when he made the purchase or certainly within a
couple of days of the purchase dateI did explain to him that after months it was nothing we could help him with, he simply waited to long

It has been brought to our attention that a customer is not happy with the car they purchased almost months agoWe did receive one phone call months after the purchase from a possible boyfriend but the actual customer has yet to contact us and leave a message or emailOwning a car is never
ending expense with repairs and maintenance and purchasing a higher mileage less expensive car there is going to be some expected repairs*** purchased a *** *** sedan with 172,miles that was As IS No WarrantyWhile it is certainly understandable that any customer would be disappointed to have a check engine light come on and some immediate unplanned expenses right after the purchaseThe time to call and discuss any if possible relief or help with repairs should be immediate and not to months later also that call should be made by the person whose name is printed on the paperworkAny work orders or repair bills form a repair shop explaining the work that needs to be done and the cost involved is also helpful for the dealerAs people can imagine we do get a lot of phone calls from people looking for money and we must make sure it is a valid claimIt would also be nice to know how many miles have been put on the car