Motor Vehicles

Took her car into shop for an alternator. Mechanic took it for a road test and recommended and did motor mounts. Now he says she needs a transmission.

2018 chevy duramax – had issues w/ def system and creating issues for fuel pump. picked it up and had issues so brought it back. def contamination after having it repaired at mike maroney . addressed it with mechanic .

starter issue 2012 dodge ram .

2019 ford hybrid fusion. discovered a design flaw . battery energy control module recall was told not to plug in . disabled the plug in charge feature. told they would buy car back . in Feb 2025 ford made $18k offer to buy car back. problem paid car off in dec 2024 . financed the

In 2019 he paid $13K to Alliance Auto Care to have his Ford F350 “bullet-proofed”. Bulletproofing is a system advertised to improve the truck and add life. Since then the truck has not has been able to pass emissions. Fuel Injection Control Module.

In June she bought a used 2018 F150 with 105K miles ($1,000 down + $556 a month) from Sharpest Rides. About a month later she heard some rattles and found out it needs major work.

In April bought a used 2016 Hyundai Sonata (55K miles) from Hyundai of Greeley. She still has not gotten title.

His 2008 Ford F-450 (135K miles) broke down in Louisiana. He took it to a mechanic who replaced the turbo, then a dealer. The dealer said there were cracks in the cylinders. Now Keith wants to go after original mechanic for added damages, like cut wires and hoses.

Took his car to Brakes Plus (35th & Tower) for a power steering problem in December. They said he also needed a rack and pinion, which he declined. They charged him $900 for the power steering. But he still had the same problem. Tempers flared and an argument ensued. Manager said he would fix it.

He bought a used 2017 GMC Canyon from Victory Motors and on the way home it was smoking. He contacted the dealer.