Flatirons Subaru
Resolved: Sold me a lemon.
I contacted the parent company Subaru of America They made Flatirons refund my money.
Mr Crouch said " but the car gets you where you're going". This is a high end, 42k car new.
My 15 year old Highlander also gets me where I'm going. However, the ac still works and the windows stay clised.
Broken a/c, poor window software. Window won't close.
Poor service department. Scott Crouch, owner, promisedto refundmoney but will not answer/return phone calls..
- Sold a defective car
Car is a lemon. Scott Crouch, owner, Flatirons Subaru , does not return calls.
- Frequently needs repair
- Expensive repairs
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If it was a new vehicle you may have a recourse under your states actual lemon laws. Since you know where you live you can google it.
However, if this was a USED vehicle purchase then there is zero actions you can take. When you purchase a used car it is ALWAYS as is. You even sign paperwork when you purchase it that you understood that you were making a AS IS purchase. While I understand your frustration you need to focus.
Was it new? Then contact the BBB and the head corporate offices of the dealership. If it was used, then contact a mechanic because they would be under zero legal liability to do ANYTHING for you. Sorry but it is what it is.
Not saying don’t try, just that you will have better luck getting the issue resolved by contacting the correct parties. I’m not trying to be an *** but if it was used did you take anyone with mechanical knowledge with you? If you didn’t then sorry that’s on you. You never just buy a used vehicle without atleast 3 qualified people taking a look at it.
You use the test drive and go to your favorite mechanic and let them have a look at it. The sales people are NOT qualified to diagnose a vehicle so ANYTHING they tell you must be taken with a grain of salt.