darkSpyro

So I got a new car, a 2014 Chevy Cruze. I needed something better than my 12 year old Cobalt, and it's all I could really afford. I paid $13,000 for it from a dealership, tested it and everything seemed fine. After I picked it up and drove it to work, I get halfway before something ****s up with it. I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure there is either an issue with the transmission, or the engine. I literally had the car a few hours and find out something is wrong with it, after they told me they checked it all over, but clearly the hired someone who was blind to do so. I had the car brought back to them, after ripping them a new one on the phone. They are fixing it, like they should have before selling it to me, and letting me use a car that's worth twice the value of the car I got from them. When I get it back, they better hope nothing else is wrong with. I do feel bad for whoever answered the phone when I called the first time, I'm pretty sure I ruined their week.

Since this is now a communist forum, we got a new car.

Daaamn I'm sorry, I hope it's fixed and how it should be when you get it back.

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Stick or automatic?

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Stick or automatic?

Automatic, sadly. There was a car that was blue, same model, one year newer that was a six speed manual, but it sold literally 30 minutes before I showed up to ask about it. I died a little on the inside. This car has manual mode, but it's just not the same, but out of all the cars, it's all I could really afford with all of my debt and everything. It seems to be working fine now, but I still think it's pathetic that not even a few hours after picking it up, something goes wrong with it.