Business ProfileforMercedes Benz of Ontario

On Fri. 5-30-24, I purchased a Certified Pre-owned Mercedes 2021 *** 350 from MB of Ontario at a total cost $55,146.00. As part of the purchase agreement, I traded in my 2021 Acura RDX for $27,000. On Sat, 6-1-24 one day after purchase, I spoke with the dealership about concerns with the vehicle & requested a contract cancellation. I believe that the **************** employees made false ******************************* during the sales process & contract signing. Specifically, in regard to the ***'s designation as a Certified Pre-owned ************* promise that the car was compliant & had received all of its recommended maintenance care. Upon reviewing the hard copy of the CarFax report shared orally & misrepresented during the sales process. I made discoveries. The statement that the car had received all scheduled maintenance was a false misrepresentation. Recommended maintenance should be performed once each year or every ****** miles, whichever comes first. Per the CarFax report the last scheduled maintenance on the car was performed over a year ago on 4/20/23. Indicating the car should've received maintenance care by 4/20/24. There's no record that this occurred. There's no record of the car being offered for sale as a MB Certified Pre-owned vehicle nor of the leased vehicle's return date. No evidence of a Pre-delivery inspection being performed to ensure the car met the criteria to be designated as a Mercedes-Benz Certified Pre-owned vehicle. Per CarFax, an authorized dealer has not serviced the car since May 20, 2023, over a year ago. The last service was on 6/12/23 by Big Brand Tires. I would not have agreed to the terms/conditions of the sales contract if any of this was divulged. Most importantly, I would not have traded my Acura RDX as part of this fraudulent purchase agreement. The dealership offered to allow me to trade in the *** 350 at its depreciated value, at a personal loss of $3,977.90 to cover taxes, doc, and DMV fees from the original contract.