Business ProfileforCronin Buick GMC of Bowling Green

My husband contacted the dealership about a used truck the dealership had posted in Autotrader. After a few conversations with the salesperson about the truck, the dealership agreed to hold the truck after we purchased a flight from Oklahoma to Ohio. They recommended hotels in the area, so they were well aware we were flying in, getting a rental car and a hotel. As soon as the truck started by my husband it began to smoke. It smoked the entire time the truck set, was test driven, etc. The injectors or something else major is wrong with it. There is no way the salesperson and dealership were not aware that it smoked and needed major repairs. Even though my husband asked many questions about the truck, had pictures sent, etc. prior to us booking a flight, the salesperson said it ran great and was a good truck for its age. Obviously, that was a lie. Once before we started the truck and after the test drive I requested the full inspection report from the salesperson. He told me he would get it both times, but never produced it. We spent a lot of time and money plus had to get last-minute flights home and change our rental car drop spot since we had intended to drive the truck 1,000 miles home. If a dealership will hide something so obvious from a customer that is spending a lot of money and time to travel to purchase a vehicle, I can only imagine what else they hide from their customers.