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Our 2006 Chevy Uplander
We purchased it on July 26,2006 and was told it was a demo vehicle that dealers drove back and forth.The vehicle is a 2006 Chevy Uplander that we bought as a GM Certified used vehicle. A little while after getting it, it began to rust. We took it to the body shop at the dealer where we purchased it...and they informed us that it was really bought at auction, and that it had been previously wrecked. Therefore the materials used to replace it were second rate. We since then have had it in the repair shop for continous body repairs, as it keeps rusting and the repair shop keeps finding that more on this vehicle was replaced. We paid a fortune for this vehicle, and were never told that it was wrecked or we would not have bought it. We have small babies that ride in the back of it, so we asked the dealership to check the air bag sensors to make sure they are okay. We have not heard anything yet about it. It has been in the shop for a week this time as it has to be painted ...AGAIN! Why should we have to pay the price we paid when we were never told it was a previously wrecked vehicle? The dealer ship said that if they had known it was wrecked before they purchased it they would have never bought it...so what does that say for them expecting us to be happy with it? Please...any help would be greatly appreciated. We are in Pennsylvania.
Thank you.
Dave