Budget Car Sales ripoff, sold us a damaged 2003 car without disclosing damage Aurora Colorado

Your first mistake was buying a used car from Budget. Budget generally sells automaobiles that were previously on the rental market.

Few people treat rental cars with kid gloves. Most buy or have in place insurance that will cover any damages that occur while renting. Those that buy the insurance from the rental company could care less if they total the car, they have little to no liability. Rental car companies are expert at detailing cars to make them look and feel as new as possible.

As for the condensor, this could just as easily been damaged after your purchase. It is relatively simple for road debris to be thrown up into an engine compartment with suffieient force to cause damage. I once had a fuel line severed by a piece of cardboard I could not avoid hitting at a moderate speed. Imagine what a piece of metal could do if it hit your condensor.

Any time you buy a used car, from a dealer or private party, buyer beware applies.

I understand what you are saying, but you don't know the circumstance under which are behind this car and the dealship. We feel like we are getting or have gotten ripped off simply because of how much we pay a month for this car and it's caused a problem. The many people I spoke too in the area who have bought cars from Budget have made comments about how much they are paying a month, for a car that has problems. We are trying to sell our car privatly, we have it priced right. We will be getting the air condenser fixed, we never noticed the door until they pointed it out. So before you go and give advice that sounds un supportive, remember that there are dealers out there that will tell you true and one's that just want your money. And well we don't have the money to put into a car that the dealership said was certified?!?!?

Budget owes you nothing, it's a used car, so don't waste your time with them. You pay your money and you take your chances. The air-con problem is a separate problem, and isn't out of line IF it's for a complete fix with no extra hidden charges. The car was hit, it was fixed, and aside from a mis-aligned door it doesn't sound like a bad car. Don't even mess selling to a dealer, they aren't going to give you a dime for the car, they'll just flim-flam you to death. They can buy Cavaliers by the dozen for pennies on the dollar if they want them, they are just after your bank account.

Budget owes you nothing, it's a used car, so don't waste your time with them. You pay your money and you take your chances. The air-con problem is a separate problem, and isn't out of line IF it's for a complete fix with no extra hidden charges. The car was hit, it was fixed, and aside from a mis-aligned door it doesn't sound like a bad car. Don't even mess selling to a dealer, they aren't going to give you a dime for the car, they'll just flim-flam you to death. They can buy Cavaliers by the dozen for pennies on the dollar if they want them, they are just after your bank account.

Budget owes you nothing, it's a used car, so don't waste your time with them. You pay your money and you take your chances. The air-con problem is a separate problem, and isn't out of line IF it's for a complete fix with no extra hidden charges. The car was hit, it was fixed, and aside from a mis-aligned door it doesn't sound like a bad car. Don't even mess selling to a dealer, they aren't going to give you a dime for the car, they'll just flim-flam you to death. They can buy Cavaliers by the dozen for pennies on the dollar if they want them, they are just after your bank account.