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Inman Brothers Auto Mart
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I purchased a vehicle which cost over $7000 from Inman Brothers Auto Mart in Selmer TN on June 14, 2012. When I purchased this vehicle, I was assured by Mr Jerry Inman that he would stand behind any vehicle he sold. Less than two weeks after my purchase, the air ride suspension system failed on this vehicle, requiring that the vehicle have a conversion kit installed to keep this from happening again in the future. This problem has a possible repair cost of well over a thousand dollars including parts and labor. Upon contacting Mr Jerry Inman, he has refused to stand behind the vehicle he sold me. Thanks to the state of Tennessee not having a LEMON LAW that will protect buyers of used cars, I will pay for fixing my vehicle. However, as a very dissatisfied customer, I would not feel right about keeping the information to myself. I would not want any of my friends to have the same experience that I have in purchasing a car from this dealer.
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