Business ProfileforMazda Lakeland

We purchased a vehicle with cash from Mazda Lakeland Dec 13, 2023. Within an hour all of the warning lights on the dash lit up and soon the car went into limp mode in the middle of traffic on I4. We called the dealership and they asked us to give them a chance to fix it. Since then it has been in the shop for 47 days for 4 attempts to repair. We have invested $1229 in a repair that they assured us would fix the car, and it is still not safe to drive. Here is an outline of events. The problem with this car has created multiple safety issues for our 24 yr-old daughter. Leaving her with a badly misfiring car, in limp mode, on the side of I4 -once during an attempt to go to the hospital for a medical emergency.After the third repair attempt, upon my request, I received a call from *************************, General Manager of the dealership. During multiple conversations she suggested that we complete a buy back of the malfunctioning vehicle and trade for either a new car lease or another used car. But when pressed, her "buy-back" offer was to trade-in for $12,500 a car for which we paid $14,595+$899 Doc fee+all other fees and repair expenses. Mazda Lakeland actively avoided the 5 day return policy by asking us to give them the opportunity to fix the car. Now that we are outside of the 5 day window, they will only offer to trade the car in for thousands less than we paid or it, or leave us with an unusable vehicle. Obviously, she considers this an opportunity to sell another car, not to stand behind a previous sale.The bottom line is that our hard-cost investment in this car (excluding measurable transportation and lost work) equals $17,992.50. Mazda Lakelands offer of $12,500 leaves us with a true, out of pocket cash loss of $5,492.50.****** refuses to even respond to me or acknowledge 5+ attempts to communicate with her since May 5. I attempted to contact their parent company, ******-Classic.They would not accept a call or email.