Best of luck with it, hope they take it back and it’s not much of a hassle.

See Carfax comment above. This is a shady dealership and their reviews speak for themselves.

I believe the car was used for Uber or ride share of some sort which is why one owner put so many miles on it before selling the car.

Okay, and none of that matters when it comes to getting your money back.

The miles were clearly changed. Wether they changed odometer or rolled back. The car shouldn’t have had the miles changed. It’s true miles are over 300,000 now after the 20K+ I put on.

This is the part that matters. If you can PROVE that they rolled it back or knew it was rolled back then its time to talk to them about getting all of your money back in exchange for the car. If they won’t agree to that then it’s time for small-claims court, if your still in NV then the limit is $10k which you would fall under.

You should 100% report them to NHTSA/DOT but I’d try to get the money from them first because this is likely a LLC that will dissolve and you’ll be trying to get blood from a rock.

I’ve had to repair vehicle with several parts since purchasing.

Again, not really relevant especially since in this price range we’re probably talking about something 10+ years old right?

Not to mention that a vehicle with 95k on the clock will generally have significantly more visible wear than one with 295k on it…unless there’s other items pointing to a rollback id definitely verify if the odometer is original before jumping to conclusions.