Peruvian Motors Sales

Review: I bought a [redacted] from this company back in July of 2014. It marked 105876 miles on the odometer. I used the truck from July to the first week of December in 2014. Around Christmas the electrical system completely went down. I toke it directly to a [redacted] Dealership and they fixed it for 1,559.97. I thought that would be the end of it and once again I let the truck rest until March of 2015. Now, the truck has presented a different issue and I toke it back to the [redacted] Dealership. They have fixed it for 875.00, which I have yet to pay because I don't have the money available just yet. I was looking over the paperwork filed for my purchase of the truck back in July. I noticed a slight discrepancy. The miles marked on the truck and the miles recorded in the Buyer's Order given to me by the company, states that the truck has 105876 miles but the paperwork sent to the bank for the loan states that the mileage is 205876. That peaked my interest in the sense that if the truck did in fact have the 205K mileage it would make sense that would have these problems while if it had a mileage 105876 it shouldn't be coming across these very expensive problems so soon. I asked the salesperson if the miles marked on the odometer were original at the time of purchase and he said they were. If the mileage was originally 205K I would not have purchased this truck. The truck cost 17,136.26 and I am currently making payments of 580.00 each month since the purchase.Desired Settlement: I consider that they have stolen from me because one of the definitive reasons I purchased this truck was the mileage. They showed me something completely different than what was sent to the bank which handed out the loan. If possible, I would like the money I invested in this truck back.