Greenway Ford Orlando Sold me a lemon and will not fix it, called it pristine and like new with major components missing Orlando, Florida

The Lemon Law in Florida will not help this unfortunate person.

Lemon Laws only apply to NEW vehicles.  They only apply for the first 24 months of ownership.  You can only get relief from the Lemon Law if the issue affects a SAFETY ISSUE with the vehicle.  (For example, you can't get a refund on a broken air conditioner or power window.)

If you have a safety issue (bad transmission, steering system for example) you have to make five attempts to get it repaired.  (No big deal as this would all be covered under the manufacturers new car warranty.)  You have to keep records of all repair attempts.  If they safety issue is not repaired, then they ARE REQUIRED to take the car back and refund all your money.

Ever wonder what happens to a Lemon Law car?  Well, what is SUPPOSED to happen is that the car is returned to the manufacturer, where their people take is apart to determine exactly what the problem is.  Any information learned is used to prevent the problem in the future... then the Lemon Law car is DESTROYED and NOT RESOLD.

Here's the problem.  Some scum-bag dealers will NOT return the Lemon to the manufacturer, but they will "fix it" and resell it as a used car.  This is where buyers of late model used cars must be careful.  You must look at the title of the car... if it says "LEMON LAW" (called a branded title) do NOT buy it!

IF A CAR DEALER'S LIPS ARE MOVING, HE'S LYING.  "Called it pristine and like new". See above rule #1. "He is going to fix all our issues, Thank You Alvaro". REALLY see above rule #1.  They've been lying to you since the women told you the vehicle was available and haven't stopped since. Let's list the lies. Women told you vehicle was available, tried to sell you a high mileage vehicle, told you it was in pristine and like new condition, didn't know what was being repaired, assured you the deal wouldn't be final until you drove it and was happy with it, jacked the price up $1,800,  and the best one of all, he's going to fix all our issues. The vehicle either belonged to a kid or was a rental. Hopefully it hadn't been wrecked. The hard to believe part is you bought the vehicle sight unseen. Good luck.

Just got off the phone with Used Car Mgr. Alvaro, he is going to fix all of our issues when we bring the car in on Monday.
thank you Alvaro

Like the others, I will strongly take issue with you over how you handled this. You played exactly and directly into their hands. However, no matter what you did, you were dealing with what has become Orlando's headquarters for FRAUD and DECEPTION. Greenway and its owner FRANK FRODRIGUEZ are noted for false advertising, bogus fees and on and on. There's no "bank fee". Its 100% FRAUD. The smell of the place and the smell of the people who work there is unbelievable. Do not ever, ever, ever do what you did again...both in how you handled the transaction and going to any Greenway dealership. The SMELL of fraud and deception can kill you. And don't for one second trust the BBB "rating" they have. They BOUGHT it like you can buy a phoney college degree on line.

SPREAD THE WORD!

GREENWAY and its slimey, pond scum, dirt balls are PURE stench!

" they assured us it was like new, pristine, and would be a smooth ride once fixed even though they said they didnt know what was being fixed! He assured me the deal would not be final until I drove it and was happy with it as we were purchasing it for me. "

" So we sign "

   If you sign, the deal is final.  The entire purpose of signing a sales contract is to finalize the deal.   At the point you signed, you'd bought a used Jeep that you'd never seen.  

Did you seriously sign a contract for a vehicle without even SEEING it? Unless your state has a lemon law you are pretty screwed. Never ever ever sign a contract for a used vehicle without seeing it, driving it, and having a mechanic check it out. You can talk to a lawyer, but honestly I think you are just screwed.