I purchased a car from Archer Purdue Suzuki in January 2011. It has been a lemon from the very beginning. I was not told of any mechanical or suspension problems. Before I bought the car, I noticed the check engine light was on and I used a Actron scan tool read the code and it indicated that the Catalytic Converter was bad. I was surprised a dealership would sell a car with a bad converter, but they did. I also had to wait over a moth for the title to come in the mail. The windshield was cracked and it was very cleverly covered up by the for sale sticker, so you would not notice until after buying and removing the sticker. I was not told the rear bumper was cracked. The rear struts were so bad, that if two people sat down in the backseat, the wheels would rub against the car. The car has a leaky valve cover gasket and the timing chain tensioner was bad. I had the tensioner fixed. I had the rear struts replaced. I had the Catalytic Converter replaced. I also discovered that the engine

I've bought three cars from this dealership, two before the name/ownership change. I don't know if the difference was because this was a used car and the other two were new, but I feel the service provided by the sales team has really gone downhill. When I test drove my vehicle, the low fuel light was on. Once we negotiated a price, I told the salesperson I had to get back to work and would be back later to sign the paperwork. She put a dealer plate on the new car for me to take back to work, but still left the tank empty. Follow through from there on was poor. Another salesperson said he'd have Mr. Perdue contact me with my concerns, but he never called either. It's now been 30 days since my purchase, and for some reason the DMV doesn't have my title information yet, because, according to my salesperson, "there was a delay with the bank." The service department is still wonderful; the same people still work there, but I don't know what's happened to the sales area.