New Carlisle Chrysler-Dodge

I bought a used vehicle here early in 2014. I specifically sought out a dealer that inspected all their used cars, not just their ‘certified’ ones. David Brown, still employed there, assured me it had been inspected and the steering rack had just been replaced.
When test-​driving it I noticed a squeal both upon ignition and during turns. Brown claimed it was because of the new rack and ‘oil re-​distributing,’ and it would go away.
The squeal got worse instead and proved to be the drive belts. A month later a serious problem with the exhaust cropped up, requiring more work. Though the dealership had forced me to give up all recourse by signing as-​is papers, I emailed them to express my disappointment that a vehicle I’d just purchased, supposedly inspected and serviced, was in such poor repair. They didn’t even bother to respond.
Later when I had to do some work under the hood, I discovered that one of the largest plastic pieces protecting the engine was just sitting atop it, its mounting legs all having been snapped off. A minor thing, sure, but I would’ve seen it myself if I’d actually touched the engine when Brown popped the hood at the lot instead of just looking it over for discoloration and cracks.
When I went to have my tires rotated I discovered that, though Brown had shown me the old wheel nuts in the trunk from having wheel lock nuts put on, the actual wheel lock tool was missing. If I had gotten a flat, I wouldn’t have had any way to change my tire. I had to purchase an entire new wheel lock set to get a new tool.
The people I dealt with lied to me multiple times. Either that, or they’re monstrously incompetent. You decide which is more likely… and which is worse, but either way steer clear.

If you are test driving a car do not give them credit information till you are sure you want the deal. They are very pushy and when you try to deal the owner comes back with printed price sheets of cars in the area to substantiate the price. This would be the last place I would buy a car from. My experience was bad but yours could be good.