Business ProfileforChino Hills Ford

I purchased my daughter's first car from Chino Hills Ford last January. In October, the ** went out - which seemed odd for a low mile vehicle. There is a lot more to this but in taking it to a mechanic he found that this "accident free" car had actually been in a major accident. The abrasions on the **'s refrigerant tube took months to wear through before the symptoms of a concealed accident could be visible. My mechanic called me down to his shop with a "you'll have to see this to believe it." The entire front end was pushed in but it appears that rather than repairing any of it, Chino Hills Ford simply purchased an after market bumper, sprayed it to match (without prep so that paint is now failing) and sold the car as "accident free." If I had put the car on a lift before buying this would have been obvious but I assumed they as a dealer were honest. Since October I've been trying to reach the manager to discuss. They need to either buy the car back for what I paid, plus the repairs I've already made or pay my expenses to repair all of the damages that they concealed.I first sent an email to the original sales person requesting a response - but received nothing. After waiting over a month, I called asking to speak with the ** and was greeted by a "Customer Relations Mgr" who indicated that the ** would get back to me.Later, a sales mgr, **** returned my call and told me that if I had brought it back within 30 days they definitely would have paid for all of the problems but because it had been several more months there was nothing he could do. I reminded him that because this was fraud that they had obviously gone to great lengths to conceal, there was no way for me to know that they had hidden something until a symptom existed and that I reached out as soon as that happened.I again asked to speak with the ** whom **** indicated would be calling. Now over another month has gone by and they continue to ignore my request.