Bob Watson Chevy Sold Lemon Cars Ripoff Harvey Illinois

I purchased a used 2004 Pontiac Grand Am June 2004. When I first bought the car I was concerned if the vehicle had any accidents. The dealership informed me that there was none. I brought the car home and someone had noticed my trunk wasn't lined up, thinking it could be due to an accident. I called again and they pulled up a carfax report and both the salesperson and manager stated no accidents. Another encounter with someone I knew said the same thing. The dealership offered to do nothing.

Now 2 years have passed and my hood, side panels and trunk the paint is all bubbling up. I have owned many cars both old junks and newer models GM's and Fords and nothing like this has ever happened to me before. Why was this car painted when it was fairly new? Only to come back to my original conclusion that it was in an accident.

I am a single mother and do not have the means to have the car buffed and repainted, nor do I want to. This bubbling is only to get worse, soon I'm sure, and it will start cracking and then rusting. I am now stuck with this horrible looking car that I'm still paying on. I think it is horrible that a dealership can sell a GM car like this.

I will never purchase a ANY car from Bob Watson. I was
rooked and taken advantage of. Every time I look at my vehicle that I'm paying for I'm sickened. I cannot believe I'm in this situation. I have emailed GM & Pontiac corporate with no response and have emailed the actual dealership to the managers with the same NO response. I don't understand why nobody can recify this situation, it should have never happened.

Patty
Lansing, Illinois
U.S.A.