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I purchased a truck from here not that long ago. By law any vehicle with more than 75,000 miles must have an inspection of the engine and drivetrain, and submit a report of that inspection to the buyer. The dealer is required to disclose any defects he or she knows about.

I brought up a noise the very next day... I was worried about because it seemed to be lower engine knocking. I was told no that everything was fine. The inspection I received had the dealers name and signature on it and not an ase certified mechanic. I took it to a mechanic and was confirmed the rods are going out... as soon as i found out i contacted the dealer in good faith and he has yet to respond. Its been weeks...since he refused to answer is due to the fact im positive he knew he was giving a fraudlent engine and drove train inspection... i have filed a complaint against the license with the dmv and the BBB.

That is not something that goes out in a couple hours of owning the truck... i firmly believe that the truck was "slick 50ed" to sell... Buyer beware!