Business ProfileforJay Wolfe Acura

I found a used 2010 Acura RL at Jay Wolfe Acura in KCMO and bought it the end of June 2023. In the first week of having the car I notified the service department that there was an issue with a very rough ride in the front left of the car and that there was a loud "thud" when hitting even a small bump. 3 different service people, including the Service Manager, denied hearing any unusual noise. I then took the vehicle to the other Jay Wolfe dealership in the Kansas City area. Within 3 or so hours they told me they also heard "the loud clunk" when hitting a bump. Even though the 30 day 50/50 parts and labor warranty was over, they replaced the struts at no charge. ( Thank you) I don't know anything about cars but told the dealership where I bought the car that there was an obvious problem. They denied it but were proven to either being dishonest or incompetent enough to not see a problem. After a month and a half, the alternator went out. I wasn't upset, realizing that I bought a used car and that this will happen. The shop that replaced the alternator also found the following: - bad ball joints - torn compliance bushings - bad control arms - leaking power steering pump - "dirty" transmission fluid - 2 broken engine mounts Over $3000 worth of needed repairs but sold as a car that was "thoroughly inspected. This is cut and paste from the shop: Transmission Fluid $110.00 (.5) Power Steering Pump Reseal $485.00 (2.5) Both Front Lower Control Arm $1750.00 (3) (both lower ball joints have movement and compliance bushings are starting to tear) Front Engine Mount $625.00 (1.5) Side Engine Mount This shop also does Missouri state safety inspections. The told me that the car would fail the state of Missouri car inspection, prohibiting me from being able to register the car. Jay Wolfe Acura sold a car on their lot that won't even pass a state safety inspection. I have not made a request that Jay Wolfe Acura fix these issues.