Business ProfileforLuxury Car Outlet

Vehicle was purchased 1-21-2023. The dealership had knowledge I was flying in from Kansas City and taking a taxi to the dealership, and had limited time to complete the transaction. The dealership had contacted my bank to secure the amount of the check days before my arrival. When I arrived to drive the car the car drove OK for the 2-3 mile test drive, however pixels were out of the radio. After I drove the vehicle I waited inside after I signed the papers for approximately 45 minutes, which was curious to me. The temp tag had been filled out but the car disappeared to the shop. I waited patiently, then the vehicle came out. ******* the Sales Manager told me "we topped off the wiper fluid". Interestingly, about 10 miles down the road the Check Engine light came on but as I was on a schedule and I needed to get to *********. I arrived safely but on Monday the 23rd, I felt a front end alignment was necessary to get me back to ***********. The front tires were bad and I worried about safely driving in January snow in **** and ********. ******* wouldn't negotiate at the $8000 purchase price but I did ask him about the tires and he said they were good. I had the alignment done in **********. I got back to *********** and took the vehicle to a repair shop specializing in older BMWs. They did the diagnostic and gave me a list of repairs and sent pictures supporting those repair. I will forward those emails and pictures when necessary to the Arbitrator. I sent an email when I got to ****** and informed the dealership of these repairs and they sent a check for around $400, which was 10% of what needed to be done. I haven't cashed this check.This dealership advertised this vehicle to be in IMMACULATE CONDITION, I have screenshots of this and they also had the service records, which they cut the previous owner's name from. Those records stopped in 2012. So this dealership knew that the records stopped in 2012 and chose not to perform any inspection. I can add pics and mails