Necessary Used Cars

Review: Transmission started leaking fluids spraying it on exhaust started shifting funny, offered to fix the leak but afraid to drive fire hazard checked vehicle inspection certification has wrong vin# no for sticker number on vehicle, checked back seat belt, not attached to body (rusted out was hidden behind panel)Desired Settlement: money back

Business

Response:

We have recently received a notice from The Revdex.com regarding a complaint put forth

by one [redacted]. Having read the complaint thoroughly and considering every allegation it

raises, we must assert that it is a gross misrepresentation of our business. Mr. [redacted] alleges that we

knowingly sold him a faulty vehicle. However, Mr. [redacted] fails to address three facts. First, Mr. [redacted]

test drove the vehicle twice in thirty minute increments without any incident to either the vehicle or his

person. Second, it is our policy as a business to inspect all vehicles thoroughly before allowing them to

be purchased. Our in-house mechanic found no problems whatsoever with the vehicle in his

inspection. Furthermore, the vehicle in question was also inspected at an authorized VA Inspection

Location. The location is question is [redacted] Documentation of their

inspection can be provided if requested. Third, and most importantly, all vehicles sold on this premises

are, without exception, sold AS-IS NO WARRANTY. Mr. [redacted] signed all proper documentation

releasing Necessary's Used Cars from any liability in the event of mechanical failure or other such

incidents. Again, these documents can be readily provided. It is our sincerest hope that this issue may

be resolved expediently and without conflict. But, we steadfastly maintain that we are not liable for

any mechanical malfunction in this event. We thank you for your consideration.

Best,

Fred Necessary, Owner