Business ProfileforSouthridge Auto Sales

When we purchased the vehicle we were told by the salesman that the ** had to be recharged. We said okay we can handle that, purchased the vehicle. The dealership didnt even have the title, we had to drive 3 hours back to get have it sent certified. We told him to wait until Friday and send it certified because I was going to be in the hospital. Not even 24 hours after ownership. The vehicle wouldnt start. Purchased a new battery. Dealership never said the battery was bad. Took the vehicle to the mechanic for the ** and the mechanic says its a compressor issue, it needs to be replaced. We replaced the compressor but it still wouldnt work. Mechanic has us put in new lines. So we take the vehicle in to replace the lines and as the mechanic is taking apart he notices engine mounts are broken. I called the business and ask who does their inspections. He said they did. I told him so you inspected this vehicle decided the ** just needed to be recharged without investigating why, which if you would have done this you would have seen the motor mounts broken. The dealership said there was no way they could be because the motor would be on the ground. I told him I am standing right there looking at it and a bar is keeping the engine from dropping. I told him we needed to rectify the situation. He said he doesnt have to do anything because we bought the vehicle as it, then insinuating that we caused the problem. Yes vehicle was purchased used as a 2010. We are now elbow deep in a repair bill, that the dealership claims they inspected the vehicle. Any other vehicle the engine would have dropped, but because of a bar across the bottom it doesnt do that on this vehicle. The dealership should held liable for this vehicle even if it was sold as is. It is an extreme safety concern. To note not 60 days pass purchase date. We spent July waiting on parts to arrive. Not only that I couldve gotten a fine because their negligence in not sending the signed title until 4 weeks later