I was charged over $1100 for an applied 'clear ceramic - ardra.kh
I was charged over $1100 for an applied 'clear ceramic coat' on my vehicle interior and exterior, yet I never saw evidence of this happening, either the day I test drove the Cherokee or the day I picked it up. That's a LOT of money for a retiree. I am wondering when this 'protective clear coat' was applied to the exterior. While I noted that the interior had been 'detailed' ( there was evidence of a dripping cleaning solution on the side of the driver's seat, when it was raised to its highest setting) There was no evidence of any 'coating' on any interior element. Jimmy Britt, and it's sales person, acted as if this exterior and interior application was 'automatic' and should simply be taken for granted. I don't feel the same.
On a second matter I specifically asked if, when preparing a used car for sale, JBritt attached a diagnostic device to check for any irregularities or issues, and I was assured that it had been done. But, on the day I went to purchase the car, I was then told that 'a check engine light ' appeared upon the shop starting the vehicle and that the shop would have to replace the indicated item and that I would need to return the next day to get the car. ( from an hour away) This event certainly did not make me feel assured that JBritt had, indeed made SURE that this used car was 100 % cleared to resell. And, every time I start the Cherokee, I wonder if a check engine light will appear. It's a worrysome thing for a 75+ driver.
:-(
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