Best Buy Auto, Micheal Alaya, I Purchased A Used Toyota Sienna, Didn't Disclose Major Repairs That Were Needed, Vehicle Was Unsafe To Drive. Iowa City, Iowa

I purchased a 2015 Toyota Sienna from Best Buy Auto and Michael Alaya on April 10, 2024. It was as is and no warranty. I set up an appointment with my mechanic, where I live, as I did notice an oil leak (I was not expecting new or no issues since it was a used vehicle). My appointment with my trusted mechanic was April 29th.  

Once my mechanic was done looking at it they advised me not to drive it as it was unsafe and driving it would cause more damage as well as more costly repairs. There is a lug nut post missing off a back tire and lug nut, the differential is broken and needs to be replaced, there was a mouse nest in the engine bay area  (so I still don't know if there is any wiring damage due to said mice), the oil sticker was way out dated, so I do not know when oil or fluids have been done, front struts are bad as well. The oil leak that was first found is in the exhaust cam VVT solenoid. The two front tires are basically bald and the back two tires are mismatched (I ordered tires right away and have 4 new tires now waiting to be put on because the tire place can't put them on due to the repair issues.

I spoke to Michael Alaya this morning as I received the costs to fix these major repairs that were not disclosed before I signed purchase agreement. I stated I had contacted the Attorney General for consumer protection to see if there was anything I could do. After getting the repair costs, I contacted Michael Alaya as the Attorney General office advised. He stated that since I contacted the Attorney General he will not work with me at all and my attorney can contact his attorney and hung up on me.