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Ditto what others have said ... looks like part of that vehicle has spent time under water.
xenigo is spot on ... you could likely still prevail in court, especially in an instance in which it very much appears fraud is involved.
Heck, you may even prevail in arbitration, if you chose (or are forced) to go that route, especially since the vehicle in question was sold as "new".
You likely have a realistic chance in duking it out with the dealer despite no attorney being willing to take it on contingency ...
But fighting back will likely cost you money upfront...
First question you should to ask yourself is ... is risking several thousand in litigation costs (and value of your time) worth the reward?
Followed up by ... what is your "loss" if you nothing? (ie. an unreliable vehicle that has little resale value)
Ron
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