Business ProfileforGoose Creek Mitsubishi

I had a terrible experience, on a used car deal, made at Goose Creek Mitsubishi. The experience was so bad, they offered to receive the 2020 Honda Civic Si back into inventory, for exchange on a 2022 KIA K5, within inventory.. Dealership personnel promoted & assured me the available K5 was worth $3,000 - $4,000 more than the Si, which I financed at $30,000. I inquired about the K5 internet price of nearly $30,000, since it had between 47,000 & 48,000 miles on it. I was told it was MSRP, it needed mandatory parts added, & the selling price would be adjusted upward. Salesman, Trent, stated the dealership inspection was $31,826. He assured me I was getting a much better car & manager, Pete, was taking a $2,000 loss, selling ito me. Trent claimed he would try talking Pete down to $31,500 for the K5. Upon arrival, at the dealership, salesman, Bryce, was assigned to my test drive & purchase process. When that opportunity came, I expressed reserves about cigarette burns (driver's seat), smoke smell, (cabin), markings on the trunk/rear bumper, & chopped up tire rims. Bryce simply expressed how cosmetic issues are common, when considering a used vehicle, with higher mileage. Everything went well, on our brief test drive, & then we moved into the purchase process. Major discrepancies, concerning the K5, began to arise, the next day. On the second day, I got the K5 into a KIA dealership, for evaluation. Between a local, certified mechanic & a separate paint & body man, the K5 was discovered to have experienced, significant structural damages, which affected several major areas of the vehicle. The peeling front bumper, bent hood with Bondo, driver's side fender & driver's side door were either replaced or repaired, & all four parts received an "orange peel" paint job. Both front wheel wells are broken & unattached, as the undergirding is missing. A rear passenger wheel well is missing & a front tire wall is split. They failed to acknowledge all historical, structural damages.