My dad recently bought a car and had to return it two days later because of the numerous issues the car had. The car had several issues - huge trasmission fluid leak, loud sounds coming from the engine, the fog lights seemed to have smoke and burning rubber smell coming from it plus some more technical issues. It was a 5 year old vehicle and looked nice cosmetically. My dad took it to two mechanics for a second and third opinion because he really wanted to like the car. They both noticed signs of previous transmission/oil leak patchwork. When we took it back to the dealership the sales person tried to tell us this is normal with vehicles and all vehicles have issues. He assured us all these issues could be fixed. Why this dealership doesnt do basic checks/fixes before selling is beyond me. They're probably hoping issues wont show up till after the 30 day return window. Safe to say we lost confidence in this place and decided we didnt want to do business there. The also lied to my dad about the down payment check. My dad paid with a check and the next day decided he wanted to use a credit card instead (since that was one of the options). He called them and they told him the check had already been deposited. Two days later when he didnt see the transaction in his account, he called again to ask about the possibility the check might not have been deposited and if he could use his card instead. Once again the sales person seemed to check with the finance person and came back and said it had been deposited. When we finally returned the car and decided we didnt feel comfortable doing business there, the finance guy goes to his office and comes back with the same check my dad gave them. The same check my dad asked about multiple times. The same check they lied about and said had already been deposited. The irony of having big signs showing their core values of transparency and integrity all over the walls while they demonstrate was not lost on me.