Business ProfileforNora Auto Sales

On 2/21/24, I purchased a 2017 *** 540i from Nora auto sales, It was advertised to have a free 3 month/3000 mile powertrain warranty that covers up to $1500 in repairs. During the purchasing process, I asked salesman *****, to send me warranty documentation. He sent me a picture of a warranty brochure. I called him and asked him why he sent me that. He said that's all he had to send me and I can rest assured that the warranty was guaranteed.On 4/16/24, I noticed a rumble sound coming from underneath my car. I used the brochure that ***** sent me to do a ****** search for Penn Warranty and gave them a call. They said they had nothing on record for me or my vehicle. I called ***** and told him my findings. He then looked in his system and saw no warranty for me either. He said that during the purchasing process, he must have forgotten to activate the warranty and it was to late to do it now. He said he would talk to his manager and get back to me. After getting nowhere with *****, I called the Manager *****. He just repeated what ***** had said. I said if ***** messed up, I shouldn't be held responsible and should have the repair covered. He told me to take it to a mechanic for diagnosis and he would find out what he could do for me. On 4/17/24, my mechanic found my car had two broken driveshaft flex discs and the repair would be $914.00. I called ***** and he had me prove that the car was under the 3000 mile limit, which I did. He then said the Bill of Sales says ****** and I'm over the mile limit. I had a pre purchase inspection done on the car and it had the car at ****** miles and the car is currently at ***** miles, with 35 miles to spare. Before my purchase, the car was driven 165 miles after that Bill of Sales was created. ***** offered me the price that he was supposed to pay for buying the warranty, which was $125. I found this unacceptable and we began to argue. I shouldn't be held responsible for ***** mistake. I am seeking the $914.00 repair cost.