Business ProfileforCrown Nissan Greenville

I purchased a 2016 Nissan ***** from Crown Nissan in January of 2021. When I went for every oil change I let the service techs know that the car idled high in park and that it shifted sluggishly. They changed out my transmission fluid and told me they didn't see anything else that the car was "probably cold when starting". I have text messages from myself to my sister (my cosigner for the car) stating that the car wasn't driving right but the service techs were saying that it was fine. My check engine light came on several weeks ago so I took it in for service. They removed my engine control module and realized that the dealership had sold me a car with the wrong engine control module for my car and that I've been driving it like this for 2 years. They quickly sent me on my way with no paperwork and refused to email me to tell me which module is in my car when I called to ask them to. They only emailed me which part I'm supposed to have. They expect me to pay $2,000 to replace my engine control module because they say that the warranty I purchased does not cover engine control modules. They refuse to accept responsibility that the car was sold to me with the wrong part which is now causing my vehicle to die and possible damage to my engine. When I left the dealership I called back on my way home because my traction control system had gone out due to the ECM, the technician (Bryce) told me that it would be fine to drive just not to drive it like a race car driver. The car is jerking, shaking, trying to stall and revving high at usual times. I have 3 kids that I drive in this vehicle everyday. If the engine control module would have been correct I would have understood that the warranty doesn't cover and it would have been my responsibility to fix it. I was sold this car with this incorrect and very important part inside and I don't feel like I should have to replace something that is someone else's error.