Business ProfileforAero Motors, Inc.

I financed a 2004 Honda Civic from Aero Motors for $5,995 not including taxes and fees. Within one day of purchasing my vehicle the engine light came on. I brought the car to Aero motors and it was fixed. Shortly after this my car began to make an unusual sound coming from under the hood. I brought the car back to Aero motors and was told that the belt could be tightened to fix the issue. The sound reappeared within a week. After this the car broke down due to a failed fuel pump. I paid a private mechanic to fix the fuel pump and later visited another mechanic about the unusual sound under the hood. I was told my battery was dying and in need of replacement as well as my car having a cracked head gasket, but there was no diagnosis for the unusual sound. After purchasing a new battery I was told the new head gasket would cost around $1,400 to $2,000 which is roughly the same price as the worth of the car itself since the Kelly blue book value for a 2004 Honda Civic ex is $3,000. I currently owe $3,950.50 for the vehicle and my after market radio's Bluetooth usb no longer works, I am unable to open my trunk due to the lever inside the vehicle not working. My back right passenger side window does not open or close although it was "repaired" and the car continues to make unusual sounds under the hood as well as new sounds inside the vehicle. My airbag light has come on and the car has begun to have trouble driving similar to an upcoming transmission issue. I have damaged the front and rear bumper due to my own negligence, but I find it hard to believe that my damage to the bumpers have anything to do with the serious mechanical issues impacting the car. I believe Aero Motors knowingly sold me a lemon for more than the double it's value since I'll have paid over $7,000 for the car when my loan is done although it's value is barely $3,000. This is not including the $300 I had to pay to replace the fuel pump, $200 I paid for a battery, and $1,400-$2,000 for head gasket.