When I purchased my car it quickly became more of a problem than what it appeared to be when I purchased it. I bought a 2006 Volkswagen Passat mid October. The only problem that was brought to my attention before signing the papers was a little work on the air conditioner. The next day the check engine light came on so the very next day I tried bringing it in and I was told to bring it back in a couple of days. After that it was about a two week process of the car going from Car City of Calabash to East Coast volts wagon twice and every time Car City of Calabash informed us it was fixed and the car would immediately start jumping and skipping and no acceleration. So then I would bring it back repeatedly. After the last time I finally just asked for my $2000 deposit back and for Car City of Calabash to buy the car back from the bank so it was no longer my car because it was becoming a bigger problem than I first believed the car to be. **** WE BOTH AGREED TO FOLLOW THROUGH WITH THE PROCESS AND THE BANK THAT THE LOAN IS THROUGH EVEN HAS A RECORD OF TALKING WITH THE FINANCE MANAGER TO GET THE PROCESS STARTED.*** I got in touch with an attorney to make sure we knew of our rights and that we knew the correct time frame for this process to be completed by. Just to clarify I only contacted an attorney to find out what rights I had as a young adult, and in no way threatened legal action. The attorney was only contacted once. Considering the fact Car City of Calabash has been in business for years, and knows their legal rights well, I would hate to know that I was penalized for doing something anyone in the same situation would of also done. After mentioning the word attorney to the finance manager he talk to the owner of car city, and after that they decided not to go through with buying back the car and told me that I was now stuck with it. Their response every time was "sometimes the cars work and sometimes they don't." This was not mentioned to me prior to and the car was running perfectly fine until I brought it in the first time to have the car checked over and any repairs done that caused the check engine light to come on. This seems to be a poor business process to sell people cars that sometimes work and if they fail to workforce them to keep it and make payments for something that does not work. After this last time the car is running but the check engine light has once again come on. I am 1 HIGHLY dissatisfied Car City of Calabash customer! read more