Business ProfileforCorwin Ford

2/13/2024 Corwin Ford sold me a used 2023 KIA **** that I believe they must have known was damaged and poorly repaired but did not inform me. This damage cost me $927.13 3/24/2024 On a trip the car made a rattling sound. I found obvious old poorly repaired damage. It was obvious the car had been in a previous accident. I concluded something that was poorly repaired had broken loose. When I texted our sales person, he said since it was unprofessionally repaired it was not reported to ******. He offered no concern for Corwins responsibility for selling us a car with undisclosed damaged or help in getting the car repaired. When I asked about their intake process, to find out if it was inspected, he stopped responding to me. He never checked back to see what happened with the damage. I bought parts at *** and had them install them. I did not trust Corwin to fix the car after seeing a ziptie holding the bumper together and rough reformed plastic where a hole had been punched in the bumper.I am upset with Corwin for selling us a damaged car. But I am more upset that my son learned he cant trust a dealership to properly inform him of the cars condition. I was trying to teach him buying from a private seller is a bad idea because no one regulates private car sales. Going to a dealer is supposed to be better because they are required to inform buyers of known damage/repairs. If they inspected it they must have known about the damage.Cost:Scissors, duct tape, hotel $164.92 Parts $499.64 Installation $262.57 After having my message ignored by Corwin Ford, I have no expectation that they care about the extra money and inconvenience they caused us. I have little expectation of getting my $927.13 back but believe they owe it to **** also want to inform others of the lack of professional inspection and/or disclosure I experienced at Corwin Ford and drawn attention to the need to have any car purchased from them inspected by an outside mechanic.