Business ProfileforEC Auto Club

During test drive, service engine soon light appears. Shop owner Eric runs Scanner, says its a VAP code and nothing to worry about. Turns out is required to fix to obtain plates since the car can’t pass an e-check without it, a $500 repair. Bought for $4370 on Feb 22,2022. Notice vehicle has extreme stiffness in reverse and on sharp turns, message shop owner Eric and claims that’s just a *** thing. Vehicle won’t defrost ice, contact Eric, he claims it’s nothing don’t worry about it. On Thursday, March 10 2022, 16 days in the vehicle overheats and it has $1618 in damage. Eric’s partner Chris offered $600 to aid in repair to bring my cost to basically $1000. I’m now $5370 in this vehicle. I get the car back on March 17 repaired. On March 27, 2022, the vehicle overheats. I call Chris and sell it back for $2500. I’m still down $2900 bucks. I owned the car for 33 days, 26 not including 7 in shop. I drove 750 miles. It clearly was a lemon they sold. Well Eric sold, co-owner. I hereby request the shop refund the $1541.96 (difference with sale price to and back), and $1018 for repair. That is a total of $2560. I’m willing to settle at 2K and call it a day