Business ProfileforCapital Ford, Inc.

I purchased a used 2017 **** Mustang on December 22nd, 2023, my birthday. When negotiating a price for the vehicle, we decided on a price, with "everything out the door." To me, when a seller discusses a price, then states everything out the door, I assume that also includes property tax, title and fees. So when I received a tax bill for $226.69 due March 2024, I was confused and frustrated. This is the second purchase, out of the 10+ cars that I have purchased, where I received a tax bill in the mail after purchasing a vehicle; the first time was intentional where I deliberately informed them I will pay cash for those fees. I have contacted a ****** at Capital Ford via email twice, with no response. I reached out to ****** because she emailed me the day of purchasing the vehicle to follow up on how to improve and make the sell. She responded quickly and without hesitation on that day, but now, nothing. I don't feel I should be responsible for this tax bill, as I was under the impression, the only bill I had coming was the car note, since I was under the impression all taxes, title and fees was included. Nobody wants a car note, plus a tax bill due that could have been discussed with the seller. Furthermore, the vehicle sounds a bit rough, like it has a vacuum leak. The vehicle drives differently depending on the fuel level; furthermore, I found several lose bolts on the engine valve cover that needed to be tightened, in addition to the top portion of the engine being spot free clean, as if it/something was replaced; . Moreover, appears more damages were involved with this vehicle than what was reported. Seems some front end damage *** have occurred, because in order to open the hood, you have to push down forcefully to pop it open. No indications of front end damage or engine repairs were noted on the carfax. My purchase has yet to provide the optimum experience I was hoping for. I'm requesting that Capital Ford pay the tax bill and repair the possible vacuum leak.