Business ProfileforTony Honda

Bought a pre-owned certified 2022 Honda Civic Touring in early June 2023. The car was listed at $29,999. They had the vehicle tucked away in the back, but they said it was for sale. I test-drove the car, and I thought it was great for its price. In August I heard a ticking/static-like noise coming from the front/driver side of my car when I was driving it around. I assume that it may be a shortage in the front speaker so I took it back to the dealership to have it fixed. They said that it would be a few days as they said they were waiting for a part to come in. 3 days past and I took it back and they said they replaced the wire and it did have a shortage. The following morning, I heard the noise again and I reached out to the dealership. This time I said they would need to do more diagnostics on the car to pinpoint where the noise is coming from. After 3 weeks I finally got my car back to hear the noise yet again the next morning. After trying to reach out to the service advisor numerous times to get another appointment and my invoice detailing what they had done, I had to go there to schedule an appointment in person for the issue and an oil change as the financial person advised me to do so as I had so many oil changes to this year. After showing the techs that this is a known issue with Civics and the noise online they took my car for the 3rd time. The next morning it was there so the 4th time they say they pretty much took the entire front steering wheel assembly apart. 30 days later they said the car was fixed and I could test drive it. I drove it and didn't hear the noise at first, but the thing is the noise always appears in the morning. Now it's during the whole day. When I'm driving after work on the H1 in traffic going 6 MPH I hear it. This dealership now is trying to pass me off to another dealership. Absolutely unprofessional and I had Hondas all of my life. American Honda and the bank I finance the car is aware but they're telling me to work with them.