Business ProfileforChrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Seattle

I bought a used Suburu from Seattle Hyundai on 4/27. There were several issues so sale was contingent, in writing, on customer satisfaction with the repair work. I verbally reviewed what I had seen, and the salesperson agreed those were reasonable fixes. I paid down $5k in cash.I was told car was ready and I requested documentation - several days later I received it.Lube, oil change, mirror repaired.I called to say more had been agreed to - it was explained to me used cars only get safety issues repaired. I said 1) a nail in a tire and a missing spare are safety issues, and 2) sale contingent on customer acceptance.I was told agreed-to repairs would be undertaken.On 5/7: acknowledgement sun roof needed repair Shortly following: car needed to be sent to the Suburu dealership for repairs. 5/13: too expensive to fix the sun roof, $1500 off price, but I was told roof sealed.5/16: car ready next day.5/17: went to pick up the car. Roof did not seal. Deal cancelled. I asked if I was getting my refund then - told refund would be mailed first thing next business day.On 5/22: I received a text late in the day asking if I was picking up refund or wanted it mailed. I said I'd been explicitly told it would be mailed and to do so ASAP.5/26 no check - I was told it hadn't been mailed or cut.I emailed on 5/28, told check mailed on 5/23.5/31: no $. I requested they cancel and re-issue check for me to pick up. Manager explained mail takes an "average" of a week to arrive (metro area mail typically arrives in 1-2 days), said I requested a check be mailed in the first place (dealership told me that was what they would do), and said there is a $35 fee for reissuing a check.**** was cancelled 2 weeks ago; I do not have my money. Based on current interest rates, interest accrued would cover at least half reissue cost. They've declined to reissue and have instead asked me to wait longer to "see" if a check mailed in the metro area over a week ago arrives. I want my money.