Business ProfileforStar Nissan

Initially, I went in to test drive a vehicle that was not the right fit. They found something else not listed on their inventory but had just "passed" their inspection and was auction-ready. The test drive revealed issues with the bearings but nothing else. The financing worked within my budget so we went ahead with the sale.They aggressively pushed the paperwork through without explicitly mentioning the specific issues. The inspection report they gave me was grainy and difficult to read. I did sign the as-is and the warranty waiver (which wasn't even necessary since it was 133k mileage). However, they did not mention a word about the state warranty.Now that I'm recalling the details, I don't think they even asked for any insurance documentation or other things like bills, invoices, or paystubs.A day or so later I took it to my mechanic and they discovered severe transmission issues that would need a stop-gap repair (step motor) or a completely new transmission. They recommended I return the vehicle or bring it back for a trade. Star Nissan has a "15-day promise" that if it's not to your liking or something you would be able to bring it back for a trade. What they didn't make explicit was they meant trade UP. After factoring in the payoff amount I would have to pay them upwards of $2k just to trade-in the vehicle.They said I could not return it and that I was not able to trade it in at another Berman location. (Learning this only after going to a different Berman branch). So I ended up driving BACK up to the Star lot and found another vehicle I liked, but they said they would only consider it as long as I had a co-signer.So, I brought in my mother as a co-signer and they didn't want to include me on it, just run the application with her credit info. Anyway, they kept pushing a new vehicle, they offered a lease on a new vehicle but only if my credit wasn't included. But it has to be since I would be the one paying and driving. So we left. I'll figure it out