auto credit finance/ drivetoday USA Kim after getting the SUV, the windshield wiper did work, the air didn't work, the exhaust leak, and the alignment cause me to keep buying tires. I took this vehicle back and was told that they didn't do repairs on the cars, and that it was my problem... Birmingham Alabama

You are completely clueless about vehicles. Do not buy another one until you research and understand what you are signing.

The condition of the vehicle is your responsibility after you buy it.  Used vehicles are sold AS IS (normally) unless you buy a warranty.  Don't buy any warranty without reading it completely to see what it covers and, more importantly, what is excluded.  Some warranties may be worth the money, but in my experience, I find most of them are too expensive and completely worthless. It is far better to stick the money in a savings account to use for future maintenance and repairs. One thing to learn:  all vehicles need to be maintained. If you don't take care of them, then your repair bill will be much larger. 

As to the money you borrow to buy the vehicle:  It has nothing to do with repairs and maintenance. That money is to be repaid to the lender regardless of the condition of the vehicle. If the vehicle is repossessed, then you will owe the deficiency to the lender - even if you don't have possession of the vehicle. How do you confuse maintenance with repayment of your loan?

Do your research. Learn before you sign your name. Car dealers take advantage of everyone they can. If you educate yourself, you can stop being taken advantage of when you buy a vehicle.