Business ProfileforOzark Chevrolet

I purchased a 2017 Chevrolet Suburban in mid Nov. They really pressed buying the extended warranty, which I did. While traveling for the holiday we notice a noise coming from he front left axel which they apparently had replaced prior to the sell. I call to get it in the service ***** get an appointment for a few days later. Dec 26th While on the road for the holidays,I came out to a puddle of fuel under the vehicle. I call the warranty, they tell me to take it in to ******** Chevrolet in *****************, the fuel pump and fuel line corroded in half. Warranty won't cover corrosion, I call and go back and forth with Zeb which got me no where, I explained this didn't just happen overnight. Finally I speak with a general manager who agrees to cover $750 of the $2500 bill. It took them roughly 2 weeks to fix and I took it back to Ozark to adress the other issues. They had the car for roughly 2 more weeks and couldn't duplicate the sound. At this point I am out of town for work, I flew home and picked up the vehicle and drove 12 hours back to ****************, the car still making the noise in the front end. I park the car for a few days and then get in to go to the grocery store and the check engine lights are one, I call ozark and am told to take it in and have it diagnosed and see if the warranty will cover. The new dealerships find the rear shock is completely seized up, which has a direct effect on the rest of the suspension. As well as the catalytic converter being bad. Ozark Chevrolet doesn't seem to care about their customers once the sell is final. I will gladly edit this if the decide to do the right thing, but unfortunately at this point after spending close to $30,000 + my portion was $1800 for a fuel pump, the vehicle now needs another $7800 for the catalytic conveyors, rear shock and a parking sensor. I will also be filing complaints with the attorney generals office, the **** of revenue, and the bbb. This vehicle has left my family stranded twice now....