Business ProfileforWilsonville Subaru

There's such laws that protect buyers that require the seller to infirm buyers of problems. My car I purchased had and has a parasitic drain that was clearly well known prior to the dealership selling me the car. Disclosure of Material Nonconformities requires the dealership to inform the buyer of known issuea with any vehicle prior to sale. Prior to agreeing I made it known and in writing that I wanted the battery issue looked into and that was never done. Nothing else negates your responsibility to inform customers of known issues. You treat customers great until you take their money and then you treat them like they're annoyances when all someone is trying to do is make right a wrong done by the dealership. You can't wash your hands on something we had a legal agreement on in writing. I will be getting my car fixed and may be filing suit thereafter. I would appreciate Wilsonville Subaru or ****** who they contract with stand by their word to don't things right and rebuild their integrity. I expect what was started be finished that they determine the issue of the parasitic draw which clearly began prior to sale. I expect not to be treated like an a annoyance because I know I'm a great person with a great heart and true integrity. Stand by your word and fix the battery issue. This is my last request for you to follow through with what was in the contract.In ******** terms Wilsonville Subaru knowingly sold me a vehicle without disclosing the known issue and failed to fulfill their word as we had on paper in writing and agreed upon with the salesperson who conveniently for then no longer works there.