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Input: I hate buying cars from a dealer. But with the poor timing of having a sheet of black ice sentence my beloved Tacoma to a concrete wall, and an upcoming road trip in the next week, I had to get something reliable soon. I settled on a used 2013 Scion xB from the local Subaru dealership. I noticed the front tires were wearing thin, and brought that up during the deal. They said “Nope! We checked them and they’re 70% tread” which they clearly weren’t. But they’re clearly under a third treadlife left. I also noticed the floor mats were not present, but I thought they’d be in the trunk after their detailing like all the previous cars I’ve purchased. After all, the Carfax said “floor mats installed” when the dealership originally took it in on trade. In hindsight I clearly should’ve checked, but mistakenly took their word for it. When all was said and done, I was handed the “key”. Just one. No second fob, no valet key, just one single key. This is a $260 second key from Toyota that I need to get cut and programmed now, and again, I wouldn’t have felt the need to clarify how many keys come with the vehicle during the negotiation. I assumed all the keys would be present. I only discovered the single key issue after the final handshake.  And lastly, for the cherry on top, I found out while they were attaching the paper temp tag that there’s a screw broken off flush in the license plate hole. 

The car has 65,000 miles and I paid just under $10k for the car. Yes, I knew I paid too much. But after all the issues, now I feel like I REALLY paid too much after discovering that some of the basic parts are missing. I am meeting with the “sales manager” tomorrow to discuss my disappointment, but am I the asshole for insisting on compensation for new tires, a second key, and floor mats?

pestering my dealership to get the accessories my car was supposed to come with