Business ProfileforDelray Honda

I purchased a used car from Delray Honda on 1/19/23 for $19,217. I was sent home with the car, with no copy of a bill of sale or any paperwork documenting the purchase. 24 hours after purchasing the car, it became evident that the car made me severely ill, due to my medical disability (multiple chemical sensitivity), and what was apparently a dangerous reaction to the materials in the car. I called Delray Honda right away to report the issue, and they refused to buy back the car. Having asked for a copy of the bill of sale since the purchase, I was not given a copy of the original until four weeks had gone by. At that point, I saw that I had paid $1495 for the "optional dealer aided accessories" of Zak-tek coating. Having never had the "Zak-tek coating" done, I requested a refund for the $1495, given that it was a charge for something not provided. Delray Honda refused to refund the money.Additionally, Delray Honda made serious errors which could have led to significant financial and legal consequences for me: They erroneously transferred the tag to the new car from my old car which I kept and continued to drive for a month, without knowing I was driving on a tagless vehicle. Likewise, they erroneously renewed the registration for my old car to the new one, thus blocking my ability to correctly complete my registration renewal. Both of those errors were only accidentally discovered by me, and required hours of phone calls and messages to correct. They also erroneously listed the car as a 4 door vehicle on the copy of the bill of sale that they originally sent me, which it is not - it is a 2 door vehicle.When I requested the refund for the service not done, I was told that I signed for it, and therefore they would offer no refund. Further, they falsely claimed to have already discounted the price of the zak-tek. The only discount was the $600 they agreed to take off the price of the car itself prior to my purchase. The $1495 was never discounted.