Bought a defective car advertised on carguru

Asked by GuruX1Z5T Oct 30, 2018 at 11:05 PM about the 2007 Toyota Camry XLE V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I bought an 07 Camry advertised on guru.
After 2 weeks bad brakes. They resurfaced
rotors. A week later banging in right rear and
left front wheel. They resurfaced rotary again.
No new pads. Today I hear rubbing sound in
rear. Leaking radiator. Broken motor mounts.
What Can I do? Being treated unfairly!!

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not uncommon for a twelve year old low end car when new, wait till the twelve's and newer are that old .by then now it will be totaled from costs you'll see maybe sooner , ... A BMW headlight assembly without a bulb can cost as much as $985,,???A Ford Fusion headlight assembly is $1,300 for the active one??? and they usually get hit first in a minor accident .!https://www.mensjournal

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