Car Hop - Inver Grove Heights Warrenty Company would only replace one manafold gasket and wouldn't replace the other one. It is still leaking. We only wanted to buy a vehicle with two keys. We got two keys and one doesn't work. Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota

Regarding your vehicle concerns, although it is unfortunate when any customer has mechanical issues, unforeseen problems do sometimes occur with used vehicles. To best assist our customers, every vehicle purchased includes a 72 hour Satisfaction Guarantee which allows a vehicle to be returned within 72 hours if our customer is not satisfied. In addition, each vehicle includes an 18 month / 18,000 limited warranty. Since this is a limited warranty, the covered items are clearly listed in the paperwork each customer reviews and signs with their approval prior to purchase. We would happily cover any items included in the warranty.

Based upon the key and manifold topics you mentioned, it appears there may simply be a misunderstanding that we would like to help resolve.  Please contact CarHop Warranty Department toll free at 1-888-826-4227 for direct assistance.  CarHop has a strong rating with the Better Business Bureau and we are committed to continuing that level of excellence.

I call the warranted number back today as indicated.  Car Hop warranted still does not want to have the work done on the manifold or get me another key.  The lady I talked to was rude.  I asked her why they would repair half the manifold and not the other side.  She didn't really have an answer.  I ask her why they asked me to call them...in their note it said that there must of been a miss communciation between me and the warranted department.  They still don't want to do anything.  The lady finally said she would have someone give me a call back and I never heard anything back.

What a waste of my time.  All I'm asking is to replace the other side of the manifold and give me another key as I requested a vehicle with two keys.  Silly me I should of told them I need two working keys!

You purchased a car without bringing it to an independent mechanic and have it checked out, instead you asked the car dealer if the car is checked out?

If two keys are important you could have tried both keys before you accepted the car.  By the level of your writing, it is easy to determine the guilty party.

  Car Hop does not return phone calls when they tell you that someone will call you back.  I never received a phone call back. 

Also, people should be honest and if someone asked questions about the vehicle... you shouldn't lied about it.  I was told that every vehicle is check out and repaired before they sell them.  (Why say something if its not true).

And why would you repair half the problem and not the other half?  One side of the manifold was fixed but not the other side!  Doesn't make since to me to do one side and not the other. 

I didn't think I needed to check both keys out as soon as I received them.  I trusted the person that gave them to me....pretty stupid on my part!

It's to bad that you couldn't just tell the truth. 

I would rather be a poor writing....then telling people false information.

Cheryl

Cottage Grove

 

 

 

 

Cheryl, I agree with you one hundred percent. I have had nothing but problems with the two vehicles that car hop has given me on the same warranty/agreement. As for the person who stated that "should have brought your vehicle to a mechanic, and have it inspected." They WILL NOT let you do that, I asked, and they told me they only let the vehicles leave for test drives only. I had a Saturn that they told me was a great running vehicle in my price range, I had asked them what else was, they told me that nothing else was, that my credit score was that bad. I was confused, I knew it wasn't great, due to the fact, I was 19 years old, and I didn't want my parents to have to co-sign for a vehicle, but it could not have been that bad. Anyways,  I attempted to start the vehicle, and the salesman, whom was very nice, stated that sometimes they do this if they are not ran for a while. He got it to start, and  I test drove it, it seemed to work perfectly. He stated that the car that was "very reliable". So, I bought the vehicle, I had it for 5 months, the transmission literally exploded. The mechanic I brought it to, was a mechanic that car hop requested, and he stated that he has only seen a transmission do this two other times in his lifetime. It took car hop one month to fix my car. Caused me to fail my law enforcement classes at school, because I had no way to get there. They fixed the vehicle, and then gave it back to me, this last summer of 09, I was driving to my parents house, and the engine seized up. They took a month and a half to decide to put me into a different vehicle. I now sit with a Ford Taurus that is broken down for the second time. Same problem, that qualifies under the lemon law, in Mn, so I will be contacting an attorney. I am not going to fail anymore classes because they wont give me a vehicle that works for more than a month.